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Ambassador's HouseTobago is surrounded by coastal beauty. On the north-eastern half of the island the rain forest meets the sea and sleepy villages nestle into the sides of wooded hills. The south-west end of the island is flatter and here the airport, the capital town of Scarborough and most of the island’s hotels and guest houses are situated, so life is livelier.

Here are some pictures of the beaches near Ambassador's House. Hold your mouse over to see the names of the beaches and click on the pictures to enlarge them.

Bloody Bay Parlatouvier
Ambassador's HouseTobago’s bays and beaches are outstanding: the nearest to Ambassador's House is Little Bacolet Bay, about 8 minutes’ drive. With its own small beach bar run by the hotel on the cliff this is a great place for a morning swim and a snack lunch. Further east up the island on the same coastline (Atlantic) you will come to King’s Bay, a perfect horseshoe bay, the sea shelves gently here and the sound of parrots in the forest is all around you; further on you come to Speyside, where you can take a boatride to Little Tobago.
Parlatouvier

Charlotteville beach
Mr Irvine

Speyside beach
Ambassador's HouseOn the Northern, Caribbean coast you are spoilt for choice, with Castara Bay, Englishmans Bay, Parlatouvier and Charlotteville, and many more. Each has its own special charm, they are visited by few as they are far from the main tourist area of Pigeon Point and Store Bay in the south west of the island. But these too, or Mount Irvine and Turtle Beach a little further up the coast have their attractions, plenty of water sports, food stalls and fun to be had.
Castara Bay Englishmans Bay
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