Folktales
Tobago, Trinidad and TobagoFolktales, passed down orally through generations, reflect a people's traditional culture. Tobago boasts a rich oral tradition and legends rooted in African ancestry. Superstitions in Tobago involve beliefs in the unknown or supernatural, with characters like Mermaids, Fairy-maids, Soucouyants, La Diablesse, Duennes, and Jumbies. Mermaids
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TwinIsland Dishes
Tobago, Trinidad and TobagoWelcome to Twinisland Dishes on the island of Tobago, we take local to the next level with our taste and style on the plate or takeaways, Twinisland Dishes is a catering company which caters to parties of 10-300 ppl, we provide a variety of local and local fusion dishes and lots more...
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Tobago Goat Racing
Tobago, Trinidad and TobagoFor nearly 80 years, Buccoo, a small village in southwest Tobago, has hosted goat racing, a tradition started in 1925 by Samuel Callender as a more accessible alternative to horse racing. While Easter Monday featured horse races for the elite, Easter Tuesday became a day for goat racing, bringing entertainment to the broader community. The Buccoo Goat Races, initially held on Chance Street, moved to the "Battery" before settling 21 years ago near Buccoo Beach. Organized by the Buccoo Goat Race Festival Committee, the event is traditionally on Easter Tuesday but now features in events like the Tobago Heritage Festival. Mt. Pleasant has also embraced the sport in recent years. Good racing goats require strength and speed, achieved through dedicated training by owners, trainers, and jockeys. Over two months, goats learn to increase their speed, mimic race-day conditions, and follow a muscle-building swimming routine and strict diet. While nanny goats are faster, billy goats are preferred for their longevity, with proper care extending their lifespan up to 13 years. Jockeys play a crucial role in goat racing, ensuring their speed matches their goats to avoid disqualification. Training, diet, and physical activities are regulated for this test of endurance. The Buccoo Goat Race Festival classifies runners as follows: * First-time runners * Runners from the previous year * Two years of experience * Most experienced runners The event begins with a lively street parade, featuring booths with crafts, T-shirts, food, and drinks, while locals offer delicious cuisine at their homes. The Goat Race Festival has become a major event in Tobago's tourism calendar, sponsored by the Tobago House of Assembly's Department of Tourism. It has evolved into a family tradition, where locals and visitors alike come together to celebrate in a festive atmosphere.
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Smooches Desserts
Tobago, Trinidad and TobagoWelcome to Smooches Desserts, a bakery where you can get cakes, cupcakes, and pastries for various occasions. Our motto is "With a little smooch in every bite".We also provide edible prints. Visit us in Crown Point, Tobago. Call to Order...
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Rosie's Homestyle Bakery
Tobago, Trinidad and TobagoWelcome to Rosie's Homestyle Barkery. We service Tobago with cake, pastries, and bread, and we also do breakfast every morning in Crown Point, Tobago. Do visit or call us to Order.
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Abraham Taxi Service
Tobago, Trinidad and TobagoAbraham Taxi service provides Airport pickup, Port pickup, private pickup and so much more when you call Abraham Taxi service in Tobago.
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Price Taxi Service
Tobago, Trinidad and TobagoPrice Taxi service is here for your Holiday needs in Tobago from land tours, Hotel pickup, Airport, Port pickup, weddings and lots more offered at Price Taxi Service Tobago. Location: Betsy's Hope main road, Tobago
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FROSTY'S AC and Appliances Repairs
Tobago, Trinidad and TobagoWelcome to Frosty's AC and appliances Repairs, we repair, and service items such as fridges, stoves, washers, dryers, AC units, etc by Frosty's experienced repair personnel of Frosty's Tobago.
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