Caribbean Beat — March/April 2019 (#156)

Day six
Celebrated for its dive sites, Tobago may not boast the water
clarity of some other Caribbean islands to the north. But the
outflowing silt from Venezuela’s Orinoco River which can
sometimes cloud Tobago’s waters also provides rich nutrients
that feed the extraordinary marine diversity of the island’s
reefs. The best way to see this for yourself is a diving or
snorkelling expedition, which you can arrange through one
of Tobago’s highly experienced dive operators. Whether your
primary interest is coral, fish species, or shipwreck exploration,
there’s a site for every level of scuba experience. Manta
rays, sea turtles, and the world’s biggest brain coral all await
you below the surface.
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