by Duane Kenny | Sep 26, 2016 | Daily Trips
On a recent trip to Charlotteville, Tobago we spotted a shortness Batfish. It’s always tricky to spot these as they blend in so well with the sand. With it’s odd pectoral fins, which are used to hold them in place, and the bulbous knob on it’s...
by Duane Kenny | Sep 23, 2016 | Daily Trips
Here is a rare look at a waterspout off of the Caribbean coast of Tobago last Sunday. We spotted it while driving on ZOE during a snorkelling trip. I have only seen 2 of these before this in my entire life but it’s amazing to see. A waterspout is basically a...
by Duane Kenny | Sep 5, 2016 | Daily Trips
Last week I took my 5 year old niece, Mila (the Mermaid) snorkelling with her family. We started off exploring Buccoo beach while avoiding rain up the coast. Mila showed off her boat jumping skills. Then we decided to head up to Cotton Bay for a swim and snorkel, and...
by Duane Kenny | Aug 22, 2016 | Daily Trips, Uncategorized
We recently took a trip up to Castara to snorkel and had a chance spotting with a Peacock Flounder. This is my first sighting of this fish. It did not help that it was deep and trying to blend into it’s surrounding. Luckily with the distinct blue spots on...
by Duane Kenny | Aug 15, 2016 | Daily Trips
We saw this Yellowline Arrow Crab, or Arrow Crab (AKA -Stenorhynchus Seticornis – How do they even say that name!) on a snorkel in the Mt Irvine area of Tobago. It’s been a while since I have seen this type of crab, so it’s a rare sighting. I love...
by Duane Kenny | Aug 11, 2016 | Daily Trips
Seeing Baby turtles hatch is a very rare thing, but snorkelling with them is even more special. Last week on Zoe Snorkelling Tours we took a trip up to Cotton Bay, Tobago. Normally the baby turtles would hatch in the late afternoon but a heavy rain may have confused...
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