The island of Tobago – located 30 miles northeast of Trinidad, with which it forms a dual nation – offers a taste of “the unspoilt Caribbean”, says Lyn Hughes in Wanderlust. The island has only a handful of large coastal resorts, which are confined to its flat southwest side. The rest of its coastline strikes a nice balance between “local life and low-key tourism”.
Moreover, around two-thirds of Tobago’s interior is covered with rainforest – making it an anomaly in the Caribbean, most of which has retained little of its original forest cover.
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