"Backpacker" trip to Tobago?
Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 3:48 pm
Hi Everyone,
I have never been to the Carribian before but now by chance a perfect oportunity has appeared for me.
Im a Swedish citizen and furtunate to have been sent to USA to work a couple weeks this summer, and when the work is done there I have 2 weeks to spare before Im needed at another company plant in Brazil. So, what to do with those 2 spare weeks in the end of July?... Tobago ofcourse.
Now Ive got tickets from Atlanta to Port of Spain and tickets for the trip to Brazil 2 weeks later. What do you guys recon, do I need to preorder tickets for my short flight over to Tobago? or is it fine to buy those on location?
Another thing I havent sorted is the accommodation, is it feasable to jump in a Taxi, ask the driver to get me to a place in, say Castara... or Charlotteville, or some other nice place, to find somewhere to stay. Or should I try to book a room in forehand? After all, its the so called "low season", but maybe that doesnt mean to much on Tobago.
Im hoping to get some nice quiet vacation, strolls on the beach, some walkabouts, nice weather and maybe a few good scubadiving days too.
Thanks
Martin
I have never been to the Carribian before but now by chance a perfect oportunity has appeared for me.
Im a Swedish citizen and furtunate to have been sent to USA to work a couple weeks this summer, and when the work is done there I have 2 weeks to spare before Im needed at another company plant in Brazil. So, what to do with those 2 spare weeks in the end of July?... Tobago ofcourse.
Now Ive got tickets from Atlanta to Port of Spain and tickets for the trip to Brazil 2 weeks later. What do you guys recon, do I need to preorder tickets for my short flight over to Tobago? or is it fine to buy those on location?
Another thing I havent sorted is the accommodation, is it feasable to jump in a Taxi, ask the driver to get me to a place in, say Castara... or Charlotteville, or some other nice place, to find somewhere to stay. Or should I try to book a room in forehand? After all, its the so called "low season", but maybe that doesnt mean to much on Tobago.
Im hoping to get some nice quiet vacation, strolls on the beach, some walkabouts, nice weather and maybe a few good scubadiving days too.
Thanks
Martin