Underwater at Man-o-War Bay
There’s plenty to see just below the shoreline of most Tobago beaches. Anjani Ganase offers over and under water views from the Easter weekend at Charlotteville on the northeast of the island. Charlotteville is a favourite one stop shop for a weekend away. Slip into an easy village vibe. Then get to the beaches - so many little sandy coves - within the Man-o-War Bay. Go for a snorkel just offshore, or dive deeper. These sheltered beauties feel untouched and are not crowded. Man-o-War Bay is the largest deep water harbour for the island; and spans about five squared-kilometres. Rural and laid-back Charlotteville presents the iconic Caribbean island vibe, a contrast to the built up coastlines of southwest Tobago. Rest House Reef, above and below the water, at Man-o-War Bay. Photo by Anjani Ganase Charlotteville Beach The main beach on Man-o-War Bay extends about one kilometre in length and is the focal point of a mainly fishing community. A walk along the beach is the typi...