Daily housekeeping (included ); Telephone (local phone-card
can be purchased for long-distance); Air-Conditioning in bedrooms &
ceiling fans in all rooms; Washer and Dryer in Villa; Linens
provided (beach-towels included); Cable TV; DVD; Radio & CD player
with Music Library; Private Pool; Full Kitchen & cooking utensils
provided; Microwave; Toaster; Electric Kettle; Euro Coffee maker;
Gas Barbeque Grill; over 125 ft. of sheltered terrace space; Iron &
Board; local maps, books & Restaurant Dining Guide; Hair Dryer;
Soaps & basic cleaning agents; Toilet Paper/towel; Alarm Clock;
separate & self-contained annex available for large-group rentals.

Guests are welcome to smoke outside on any of the villa's terraces.

The two ground-floor suites are presently owner-occupied, for
security and to ensure guests have a comfortable visit.

Tobago is not a volcanic island like most of the other Caribbean
islands. Once a part of South America, many of the same species of
plants and animals found on that continent abound here. So --
whether 'booting it' through Tobago's majestic rainforests,
strolling along one of the island's many sanctuary trails, or simply
reflecting amidst the radiant colours of Scaarborough's well-groomed
Botanic Gardens -- you'll see: beautiful beaches are only a small
part of what this tropical isle has to offer.

Indeed, Tobago has been hailed worldwide as a premiere 'eco-tourism'
destination. Its exquisite reefs are home to an explosion of marine
life (over 1,000 species identified), making the best diving and
snorkeling experiences frequent happenings in and around Tobago's
waters. Since 1776, the island's MainRidge Forest Reserve has been
legally protected, making it the first tropical rainforest to be
legally protected in the western hemisphere. Tobago is also one of
the few places left in the world to which critically-endangered
populations of Hawksbill, Green & giant Leather back sea turtles
return every year to lay their eggs. "Hibiscus Heights" is about a 5-
minute walk away from Great Courland Bay; the long sandy beach there
is a prime nesting site. The Villa is also ideally situated close
to a 200-acre Wildlife Sanctuary & Cocoa Estate bird-watching
trails.

Between December and February, waves are the biggest attraction in
the area. It is only a 10-minute walk to Mt. Irvine Beach, a
favourite with surfers worldwide, where there are also kayaks and
motorised sea-craft to rent. The world renown Mt. Irvine Golf &
Beach Resort is just up the hill.

Snorkeling in Back Bay, a small secluded bay between Mt. Irvine and
Grafton beach, is highly recommended. Imagine the sights, you're
there suspended at the surface or leisurely kicking along, only
colourful schools between you and the coral-rich world below.

For close-ups: there's a fully-equipped PADI dive shop, on Grafton
beach, offering instruction for newbies and refreshers for old pros
too.

Yoga, Tai-chi & Stretch Classes, Holistic Treatments & Massages are
all offered nearby in Crown Point, at Kariwak Village Hotel.

Horseback Riding on the beach!

TaeKwonDo, the fastest growing Martial Arts sport in the world:
classes offered at Tobago TaeKwonDo, a school officially recognized
by the T&T TaeKwonDo Association which is the foremost governing
body for TaeKwonDo in Trinidad & Tobago.

Tobago hosted its first Jazz Festival and it was such a huge
success, last year featuring big-name stars like Sting and P Didee,
that it became an annual event. And hopefully, one day, it'll
be an institution, just like the long-standing "Sunday School"
street-pan party held weekly in Buccoo is. Maybe even more so
than Carnival (admittedly a far more intense celebration in
Trinidad, Tobago's sister isle), the Jazz Festival promises to be
one of this island's most popular events; a place where locals and
visitors can interact, people-watch, just join in a really big jam
session.