The uninhabited Tobago Cays are the main feature of Tobago Cays Marine Park, a 1,400-acre lagoon, and there is no better way to experience their stunning beauty than on a catamaran cruise that takes you island hopping. On Jamesby Island, a sugary white sand beach melts into sparkling azure waters, and lazy iguanas sun themselves on craggy rocks as they await your arrival. When you stand in the shallow waters, playful blackfish, groupers and snappers dart boldly around your legs, unthreatened by your presence as fishing is prohibited here. On the island of Baradal, keep an eye out for green turtles hunting in the turquoise seas or lazing on the beach. While snorkeling at Horseshoe Reef, you’ll come face to face with tropical fish including parrotfish, snappers and a parade of other vibrant marine life.
Take a catamaran cruise through the archipelago and extensive coral reefs that make up the Tobago Cays, the jewel in the crown of the Grenadines.