Why Pigeon Point sand is so white
Anjani Ganase, Trinbagonian marine biologist, continues her exploration of marine Tobago. In this issue, she considers the sand on the beaches. This feature was first published in Tobago Newsday on Thursday September 1, 2016. Follow Anjani Ganase on twitter: @AnjGanase For me there is nothing more comforting than digging my toes into soft warm sand, taking in the soothing sounds of gentle waves breaking and an unobstructed view of the ocean. The beach for me is a place of relaxation and serenity. For others, the beach is a place for adventure and exploration: a big swell signals great surfing, strong winds call for kites and even sailing. At the beach, nearby reefs or rocky outcrops can be explored by snorkelers and divers. The beach is always an ideal spontaneous location for a lime, gathering of families to socialise, play sports or be lazy together. Going to the beach must be the single favourite pastime for islanders. Sandy Point beach with coral...