Caribe resort: Blue Haven, Tobago
The history of Trinidad & Tobago has been one of invasion and conquest
since its discovery by Christopher Columbus, who claimed it for Spain
in 1498. In 1888, Tobago was amalgamated with Trinidad and administered
as a single colony thereafter. Trinidad & Tobago achieved full independence
in 1962.
The island is so beautiful and fertile that just about every western
European colonial power has fought to have it. It is a tranquil island
with calm waters and a number of fine beaches, each with their own flavour.
They include Pigeon Point on the southwest coast. Buccoo Reef, an extensive
coral reef, lies offshore.
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This beautiful ocean-front hotel offers luxury,
romance and boasts of an intriguing past. Built on the ruins of
Fort King George, royals and film stars have been drawn to the
historic Blue Haven Hotel since the 1940's.
All rooms offer breathtaking
ocean views as the hotel is surrounded on three sides by the sea,
superb beach facilities with a beach bar, pool overlooking the
ocean, fitness area, massage, children's playground, tennis court.
Arrangements
for you to play golf on one of the islands golf courses can be
made. Many other activities can be arranged for you such as:
Guided rain forest hikes, bird watching tours, scuba diving and
snorkelling
at different coral reefs as well as deep sea fishing.
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If you're feeling more energetic you can play tennis,
work out in the gym or enjoy a round of golf with a number of courses
in the area available. The hotel is convenient to many of Tobago's
attractions such as: the town centre, the market and cultural sites.
Guests may choose from 55 superior and deluxe rooms
including 10 elegant suites. All accommodations offer private
balconies with a breathtaking ocean view. Each room or
suite is well-equipped
for maximum comfort
Choose from any 7/14/21 day period beginning on a Friday (e.g.
arrive Friday 1st June - depart Friday 15th June).
For booking and enquiries, please call the booking hotline and
quote Caribe
resort reference: CR0005 |
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