Trinidad & Tobago Safari 2-12 February 2009

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This Safari will be hosted by Mr Gladstone Solomon, President of Tobago Apicultural Society and of the Association of Caribbean Beekeeping Organizations. Gladstone has been a BfD partner for 14 years. With his great experience of beekeeping and as a guide you are ensured of a memorable visit.

Africanised and European honey bees
Caribbean cuisine & steel bands
House of Angostora
Meet local beekeepers
Stingless bees
Taste cocoa bean from the pod
Caroni Bird Sanctuary - see Scarlet Ibis
Fort King George
Buccoo Reef and Nylon Pool
Main Ridge Forest Reserve

Enjoy the experience

“The best! Gladstone is ever considerate, courteous and a great ambassador for Trinidad & Tobago. The beekeepers were willing to let us handle their bees – from the amateur to the professional. All were welcoming and hospitable”.
Christine and Peter Matthews, Annan, UK

"I have been telling everyone about our lovely holiday. It was extremely well organised and Gladstone went out of his way to make our stay memorable. Our fellow Safarians were absolutely charming and we all got on well".
Kathleen Chapple, London, UK
Kathleen was a participant in the first BfD Beekeepers' Safari to Tobago & Trinidad. Kathleen is not a beekeeper!

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