Tobago is a jewel in the Caribbean crown. This beautiful laid-back island lies just north of the South American coast and is best known for its wide sandy beaches and remarkable tropical diving.

Blue Waters Inn, Tobago

Tobago is a jewel in the Caribbean crown. This beautiful laid-back island lies just north of the South American coast and is best known for its wide sandy beaches and remarkable tropical diving.

Located in serene Speyside, Blue Waters Inn is a tranquil 38-room hotel that sits among 46 acres of lush tropical grounds. Every room boasts stunning views of the turquoise waters of Batteaux Bay. Tranquil surroundings allow you to enjoy the peaceful nature and a quiet book, or you can experience adventure with a range of water activities from kayaking to snorkelling. The hotel is also home to its own 5-star PADI dive facility with some of the world’s best diving just minutes from its private jetty. The on-site restaurant, Aqua, serves up mouth-watering dining at the water’s edge.

Overview

Blue Waters Inn is surrounded by some of the Caribbean’s most phenomenal dive sites, which are just minutes away from the resort’s private dock. The onsite 5* PADI centre on-site offers beginner dives over Angel Reef, to advanced drift dives such as Japanese Gardens and Blackjack Hole. Tobago’s latest shipwreck, The Trinity, is accessible to all divers and lies just in front of the hotel.

Float over the world’s largest brain corals and spot hammerheads and manta rays further offshore. After a day of diving and rainforest trekking, cool off in the infinity pool then refuel at the onsite restaurant – both with spectacular ocean views. The rooms here are all on the beachfront, so you’re never too far from getting your feet in the sand

Blue Waters Inn has been a well-kept Caribbean secret for well over a hundred years, offering breath-taking dive sites just minutes from its private dock.

Since its purchase by naturalist William Sanger Tucker in 1830, this beautiful 46-acre estate has undergone many transformations from sugar plantation to animal sanctuary, to bird-watching hotel and even a Boyscout Camp. Today it stands as an intimate resort, offering an extraordinary Tobegan experience.

This beachfront resort is tucked away in its own secluded bay amongst 46 acres of lush tropical grounds. It is located in Batteaux Bay, Speyside, far from the tourist trail. A great place to relax and a superb base from which to discover some of the finest diving in the Caribbean.

Room Types

  • Superior Room, Beachfront
  • Twin/Double Room – Beach Front
  • Twin/Double Room – Superior – Beach Front
  • Studio Suite, 1 Bedroom, Kitchen, Beachfront
  • Twin/Double Room – Superior – Beach Front
  • Bungalow, 1 Bedroom, Beachfront

ACTIVITIES

  • Live Music
  • Hiking

GREAT FOR FAMILIES

  • Board Games
  • Babysitting/Child Services

SPORTS & WATERSPORTS

  • Snorkeling
  • Stand-Up Paddling
  • Kayaking
  • Tennis

FACILITIES

  • Beach Front
  • Restaurant
  • Bar / Lounge
  • Swimming Pool(S)
  • Garden
  • Games Room
  • Equipment For Kids

PAYMENTS

  • Visa
  • Mastercard
  • Cash (Local Currency)

AMENITIES & SERVICES

  • Wi-Fi (Free)
  • Air-Conditioning

FOOD & DRINK

  • A La Carte
  • Alcohol
  • Vegetarian Food

WELLNESS & RELAXATION

  • Hot Tub/Whirlpool/Jacuzzi


HIGHLIGHTS

  • Float over the world’s largest brain corals located just offshore at Kelleston Drain
  • Watch swirling tarpons at Bookends and the famous Tarpon Bowl, and spot hammerheads and manta rays around Sisters Rocks
  • Choose from 30 dive sites, all within a 15 minute boat ride from the jetty
  • After dives, enjoy a cold libation as the sunsets over Batteaux Bay

DESCRIPTION

Blue Waters Dive’n is a 5* PADI dive center located in the grounds of Blue Waters Inn, offering some of the best diving in Tobago.

If Tobago is diving’s best kept secret, then Blue Waters Dive’n is the heart of it, as it is surrounded by some of the most phenomenal sites in the region. Blue Waters Dive’n’s experienced instructors guide you through fascinating underwater sites, just minutes from its private dock.

Swim with mantas, spot hammerheads, and play hide and seek with a parrot fish. Dives range from beginners navigating Angel Reef, to intermediate and advanced drift dives such as Japanese Gardens, London Bridge and Blackjack Hole. There’s something for everyone.

Dive Sites

Divers Thirst

Depth 18-25m – A rock reef with barracudas, nurse sharks, eagle rays, stingrays and large schools of fish. Visiting this site is dependent on tides as it can be subject to strong currents.

Flying Reef

Depth 13-17m – A gentle drift along this coral reef brings divers together with stingrays, lobsters, green moray eels, turtles and the elusive cornet fish.

Cove Ledge

Depth 13m – This coral encrusted rock ledge provides shelter to Green Moray Eels, Nurse Sharks, Turtles and Stingrays.

Mount Irvine Wall

Depth 13-17m – This popular colourful rock reef with its many crevices affords the opportunity to see octopi, short nosed batfish, turtles, stingrays and eagle rays.

Maverick Wreck

Depth 20-30m – Formerly named the Scarlet Ibis, this 185ft ferry provided the sea link between Trinidad and Tobago during the sixties and seventies before being purposely sunk to create an artificial reef in 1996. She’s home to large schools of Creole Wrasse, Brown Chromis, Striped Grunts, Mangrove Snappers and a huge Green Moray, with migratory visits by Cobia.

Flying Manta

This reef is great for manta ray sightings, primarily November through June. It has a gentle slope. The current is usually mild and flowing northwards. The perfect drift dive! Lush reef, nice fishes and a current that runs straight as an arrow. 

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Blue Waters Inn, Tobago