"You can soak in the pool, sleep in a four-poster bed draped in mosquito netting, and open louvered walls to large verandas with water views. Fine Creole dining in the garden is the coup de grace."

Nestled in gardens of palms, bamboo and bougainvillea, the Half Moon Blue suites lie beneath the hill of historical Fort George, Tobago.

Extra spacious suites and a spectacular Penthouse loft overlook the horizon, the half moon shaped Bacolet Bay and the overflow swimming pool where midnight swims are a must!

The decor sets your mood for serene and lazy days and romantic exotic nights. These colonial styled suites with jalousied windows and doors open onto verandahs with rattan chaise-lounges, creating the perfect spot for what ever your heart desires.

On a clear day you can see the sister isle of Trinidad. These breathtaking panoramic views with their romantic surf washed coves can be seen from our balconies with the beach only a 2-minute trot away.

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

Rain in Tobago:
There may be rainstorms in the dry season, but rain in Tobago is quick and fierce with warm heavy rain that makes the sea eerily flat and refreshes the plant life. Within minutes of the rain stopping, the sun is beating down again and your towel is dry. Swimming in the rain is lovely.

Tobago's rainy season is supposedly from June to December but sometimes the dry season lasts longer. The rainy season means the island is at it's prettiest - lush and green, prices are at their lowest, and tourists are few and far between.

Traveling to Tobago from USA:

COUNTRY DESCRIPTION: Trinidad and Tobago is a developing nation in the Caribbean composed of two islands. The islands gained independence from the British in 1962. The country is one of the most prosperous in the Caribbean, largely as a result of petroleum and natural gas industries. Tourist travel is mostly to the smaller of the two sister islands, Tobago. Tourist facilities are widely available. Read the Department of State Background Notes on Trinidad and Tobago for additional information.

ENTRY/EXIT REQUIREMENTS: A valid passport is required of U.S. citizens for entry to Trinidad and Tobago. U.S. citizens do not need a visa for tourism or business-related visits of 90 days or less. Work permits are required for compensated and some non-compensated employment, including missionary work. Visas may be required for travel for purposes other than business or tourism. For further information concerning entry, employment and customs requirements, travelers may contact the Embassy of Trinidad and Tobago, 1708 Massachusetts Avenue N.W., Washington, DC 20036, telephone (202) 467-6490, email embttgo@erols.com, or the Trinidad and Tobago Consulates in Miami or New York City. See our Foreign Entry Requirements brochure for more information on Trinidad and Tobago and other countries. Visit the Embassy of Trinidad and Tobago's website at http://ttembassy.cjb.net/.

Visit http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_1043.html for more details about visiting Trinidad and Tobago.

Click here to Half Moon Bay's main website.

Click here to reserve online. Also visit www.stayintobago.com for more details on the resort and the amenities.