Under the moonlit sky, in the shade of swaying palms and spreading bougainville, in the secluded moon shaped Bacolet Bay lies Half Moon Blue resorts, the gorgeous beach resort in Tobago. Forget about the rest of the world as you soak in the beauty of the Caribbean island while staying at this beach resort in Tobago. The Trinidad and Tobago islands contain many idyllic, easily accessible beaches and each one is unique in its own way and well worth a visit. Most of the beaches have changing areas and deck chairs and are very tourist friendly. Some of the well known ones are Canoe Bay, Castara Beach, Englishman's Bay, King's Bay, Man 'O War Bay, Pigeon Point, Speyside Beach, Store Bay and Turtle Beach. Half Moon Blue’s own Bacolet Bay is one of the more secluded beaches where you can lie back right at the beach with your favorite drink. Check out the sites http://resortstobago.com/ and http://www.halfmoonblue.com/ for more details on the resort and the amenities.

Calypso, steelpan and playing mas (masquerade) are the different elements of the Carnival, the endless party in these magical islands. The Carnival happens in the historic capital City of Port-of-Spain, Trinidad. It begins with the King & Queen Contest, then the Panorama, followed by the Dimanche Gras. Then comes the J'Ouvert and finally the Parade of the Bands. The party starts in the morning and continues the whole day with music blaring from all over the island, different types of music and the dancing never stops. But the party does not stop with the conclusion of the carnival. No….in fact these beautiful islands in Trinidad and Tobago have something happening the whole year around. Their calendar is filled with exciting events. It is always party time in Trinidad and Tobago and if you are a party animal, this is the place to be in. Some of the events happening this year are The Tobago Heritage Festival (mid-July to early August), Emancipation / Tobago heritage carnival style festival in Scarborough, in August, the Sea Festival at Mt. Irvine in October, and for the people who missed the big carnival you have the Tobago Fest - mini carnival type festival between 3 rd. to 5 th, November.

Book your self into a luxurious beach hotel in Tobago with spacious rooms and stunning views of the ocean on one side and the rain forest on the other. Trinidad and Tobagohas the oldest protected rain forest in the Western Hemisphere filled with amazing flora and fauna. Nature walks are a must for the nature enthusiasts. You can ask the efficient staff of at Half Moon Blue, the exotic beach hotel in Tobago to organize an eco tour for you.

Check out the sites http://resortstobago.com/ and http://www.halfmoonblue.com/ for more details on the resort and the amenities.

For the sports fans, Trinidad and Tobago has a whole host of events the whole year through. You have the Great Race which is the annual Powerboat Classic that starts off at PO.S. Trinidad and finishes at Store Bay, Tobago. For sailors, the Tobago Sailing Week the annual four day regatta is from Apr.29-May 01 and includes traditional races for "bum boats". You also have the Angostura/Yachting World Regatta at Crown Point / Grafton. For the people who prefer their sport on land, there is the Annual Carib Tobago Cycling Festival in September and the Tobago Open golf Tournament at Mt. Irvine. And if you are interested in diving or just taking in the amazing sea life you can either take a shot at deep sea diving, coral diving or shipwreck diving or take a leisurely water tour in Tobago.

There is no place more comfortable to stay in than the resorts in Tobago. On a clear day you can see right across the ocean and see the sister island of Trinidad. From the colonial styled rooms of this beach hotel in Tobago with their exotic jalousied windows and doors that open onto verandahs with rattan chaise-lounges, you can see the half moon shaped Bacolet Bay and the overflow swimming pool where midnight swims are a must! Half Moon Blue resorts in Tobago also boasts a spacious penthouse suite where you can lie back and get pampered by the staff of the beach hotel in Tobago. Check out the sites http://resortstobago.com/ and http://www.halfmoonblue.com/ for more details on the resort and the amenities.

Trinidad and Tobago boasts of many different cuisines as it consists of many diverse cultures. Their cuisine is greatly influenced by the Indian community. The nationally well-known main dish of Trinidad and Tobagois curry chicken and roti. This dish was introduced by the indentured laborers from India in the 19th century and other favorite local dishes include: curry crab, curry shrimp, curry duck, curry aloo (potato). These dishes are often served with various rotis such as dalpuri, bus-up-shut, and of course sada. Another very popular dish which has an African influence is callaloo, which is a creamy and spicy side dish made of dasheen leaves, ochro or okra, crab, thyme, coconut milk and shado beni or cilantro. Callaloo is usually with cornmeal coo coo, plantain, cassava, sweet potatoes, and sometimes made with crab. At Half Moon Blue you can get your taste buds tickled with some mouth watering dishes prepared by the experienced chefs. The freshly caught seafood is a must try and sit back with one of their signature drinks and enjoy a superb array of local and international cuisine. Enjoy the Asian- Cuban menu like the Tobago Fish Chowder which is some fresh local fish with spicy tomatoes, rum and vegetables or the Ancho Chile dusted Calamari with chipolte pepper Aioli which tastes as exotic as it sounds. If you want to stick to food that you know you have the steaks and fish grilled to perfection. Bring out the various flavors by accompanying it with some excellent wine or try some of the Caribbean rum straight, cuba libre or Mojitos which are some of the cocktails served at Café Havana. You can sit in the open and enjoy the view as you dig into the mouth watering food at the Cafe Havana Restaurant and bar.

So get away from the hustle and bustle of the city to a place that is wrapped in the mists of time. Listen to the sounds of the waves lapping at the shore as you lie cocooned in your blanket in your luxurious room at Half Moon Blue the best resorts in Tobago. Explore the amazing animal and bird life in the largest rainforest in that side of the world. Have romantic walks on the beach, with the wind in your hair and the salt spray on your face. Partake of the exquisite cuisine and get pampered in style at the luxurious resorts in Tobago.

Half Moon Blue, beach hotel in Tobago is the paradise retreat for many families. Their spacious suites overlook the stunning Bacolet Bay, and the historic Fort St. George. As a holiday accommodation, this Caribbean resort is a comfortable and luxurious nook where you can relax and spend quality time with your family. During the day, you may enjoy the many activities that Tobago has to offer such as diving, water surfing, cycling, horse riding, golf, water tour and eco tours or taking a walk on the beach. There are 10 beautifully furnished rooms. Make your reservations online today after checking out the decor and the beauty of Half Moon Blue.

Half Moon Blue is happy to announce their Special Summer Rates from June 1 to July 31, 2009. The rates start from USD90.00/Night for single occupancy, Blue Room and $120.00/N for Double Occupancy. Breakfast and all taxes included! If the stay exceeds 5 nights they offer the use of a Rental Jeep for one day at no cost. If stay exceeds 10 nights they offer a rental Jeep for two days at no cost plus 1x Dinner for 2 at the elegant Cafe Havana.  Bookings can be made online at www.halfmoonblue.com (reservations). The bookings have to be made by May 21 st, 2009.

There are 10 beautifully furnished rooms. Make your reservations online today after checking out the decor and the beauty of Half Moon Blue. Click here to view the rates. (View Gallery) Also visit http://resortstobago.com/ for more details on the resort and the amenities.