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Sealevel Guesthouse Tobago
The Sealevel Guesthouse is located in Castara, a ideal place for nature-lovers, peace-seekers and families with little children.
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Castara is located at the north-east coast, close to the worlds first nature-preserve. For traveller who need more "actions" like clubs, bars, shops etc. I can highly recommend Store Bay or Pigeon Point, down by the airport in the south of Tobago. The distance from Castara to Scarborough, the capital, is about 25 min. by car; to the airport about 40 minutes.
SEALEVEL GUESTHOUSE is located at the beach of CASTARA. All eight apartments have terrace, bathroom and kitchenet. Some of them have seaview. Because of the location close to the rainforest, the Sealevel Guesthouse is a good option for naturelovers and peaceseeking indiv. travellers.
The local beach is less than 30m away from the guesthouse and have fine sand and clean water and also a nice reef for snorkel and watching the marinelife.
We organize individual boat tours to secluded beaches, reefs and deep-sea-fishing and also tours to the rainforest. The guesthouse have a nice fruitgarden and plenty space to relax in privacy. We offer roomservice and laundry on request.
Nearby Attractions:
Sea sports
There’s boating, diving or snorkelling, kayaking, sailing, windsurfing, fishing. Most of these facilities can be found at the larger hotels.
There are watersports shops at Stone Haven Bay, Grafton Beach Resort, Turtle Beach Hotel and Le Grand Courlan Resort there is also one at Arnos Vale, Tobago’s oldest hotel. At Mt Irvine beach, small sailboats and Stilettos are available for rental.
A number of fully-equipped, professional dive shops operate out of the Crown Point, Speyside and Charlotteville areas; in addition to scuba gear, many of these also rent equipment for underwater photography.
Surfers will find waves at Mt Irvine Bay, Grange Bay, Culloden Bay, and Minister Bay in Bacolet. Windsurfers at Pigeon Point, with the right breeze and clear shallow water.
The glass-bottomed boats are operateing out of Store Bay, Pigeon Point and Buccoo Village. Many of these boats also organise “party cruises”, featuring barbecues and loud music on No Man’s Land, a spit of land protruding into the Buccoo Lagoon.
Sailboat charters, like a afternoon catamaran cruise with return at sunset, located at Pigeon Point and Store Bay. Deep-sea fishing charters also leave from Store Bay/Pigeon Point. The Carib International Game Fishing Tournament will be held in April.
Land sports
Tennis courts at several of the larger hotels, or the free public courts at Shaw Park, just outside Scarborough. The only squash court on the island is located at Grafton Beach Resort. Volleyball court at Arnos Vale Hotel and Turtle Beach Hotel.
18-hole tournament golf course at Mt Irvine Bay Hotel, including a well-stocked pro shop; Palm Tree Village in Lambeau offers horseback riding along the beach.
Touring
For sheer scenic beauty, it’s hard to beat Tobago’s northside coast. The small villages along the way — Moriah, Castara, Parlatuvier, Bloody Bay, L’Anse Fourmi — have an alluring charm; and Englishman’s Bay, an idyll of blue and green, is the perfect spot for a picnic. A hike in the rain forest of the Main Ridge offers its own special rewards. Sealevel Guesthouse in Castara is organising rainforest tours. A ideal "headquarter" to discover this area.
Bicycles and motorbikes can be rented in the Crown Point area. Car rentals are also numerous in this area, or can arranged through your hotel.
Beaches
For a long, interesting walk, try Petit Trou in Lowlands; or Castara.The most scenic and loneliest Beaches you will find between Castara and Bloody Bay also in Charlotteville like Pirates’ Bay and Lovers’ Bay. Perfect for children is Pigeon Point, Canoe Bay and Castara. A turtle-watching beach? Try Great Courland, Stone Haven, or Parlatuvier.
The most popular and crowded beaches are Store Bay and Pigeon Point, in the south, and Mt Irvine and Great Courland Bay in the west. At Englishman’s Bay, it’s easy to feel like Robinson Crousoe on an undiscovered island; Bacolet Beach, close to Scarborough, small and secluded, offers all the drama of the Atlantic.
Shopping
The shopping opportunities in Tobago are very few. It is possible to find gift items like locally made garments, handcrafts and others at hotel boutiques and also at shops in and around the Crown Point Airport.
The boutiques at the entrance to Pigeon Point are good for souvenirs, including tie-dye and batik work. Sexy swimwear and trendy T-shirts can be had in this area. If upscale designer clothing is what you’re after, Meiling’s boutique at the Coco Reef Resort and Radical Designs in Scarborough retail work by some of Trinidad’s best known fashion names.
Turtle Beach Hotel holds a craft market on Tuesdays and Thursdays, where local artisans are encouraged to show their work; and the Cotton House studio on Bacolet Street produces splendid tie-dye and batik fabrics and fashions.
Eating and entertainment
Eating in Tobago is a rewarding experience, from Crown Point to Charlotteville. At one end of the island, you can sample that traditional Tobago favourite, curry crab and dumplings; at the other, you can sit down to kingfish fresh from the ocean, deliciously cooked in a creole style with lots of onion, green pepper and tomato. And in the middle — well, there’s everything in between.
The Crown Point area has the largest concentration of restaurants, both simple and fancy, on the island; but other areas, such as Shirvan Road, are developing fast. Scarborough offers several good eating places, as well as the ubiquitous chicken-and-chips. For a truly Tobagonian experience, try the food stalls in the Scarborough Market, where hearty local breakfasts and lunches are served up, no-frills and absolutely authentic.
In rural areas, small village restaurant/bars often offer satisfying home cooking. Like food, entertainment tends to be concentrated in the Crown Point area, where there is an increasing number of clubs, pubs and nightspots for those who want to let down their hair. Somewhat more decorous are the floorshows offered by the larger hotels, many of which feature regular steelband music and folk performances. In Scarborough, several pubs enliven the evening scene, particularly on Fridays.
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Trinidad and Tobago Hotel Reviews: View All Reviews
| Sealevel Guesthouse Tobago - Review (Trinidad and Tobago) |  3 Stars |
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Do stay here: Nice, quiet and clean little guesthouse with basic but good kitchen, bathroom and sleeping facilities. Veranda with view on lovely tropical garden ...
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| Lesville Bed and Breakfast - Review (Trinidad and Tobago) |  4 Stars |
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Real Tobago: If you are looking for a simpler get-away from your fast paced life this is the place to go. Life slows down real fast here. Rooms were very clean ...
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| Capri Isle - Review (Trinidad and Tobago) | 4 Stars |
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Heaven: this little island is a slice of heaven. You can not ask for a more private location ...
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| Tropikist Hotel - Review (Trinidad and Tobago) |  2 Stars |
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Not bad - facility needs upgrade: My wife and my two small children (3yr & 6yr)and myself stayed for three days on an all inclusive package. It was overall an enjoyable stay. Some of ...
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| Miller's Guesthouse - Review (Trinidad and Tobago) | 3 Stars |
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A nice place to stay: My girlfriend and I planned to spend 2 days at Miller's. But because we like the guesthouse and Buccoo we ad 4 more nights.
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