SeaScape on Heavenly Bay

SeaScape offers stunning unobstructed views of the Caribbean Sea. It is a hand crafted wooden holiday accommodation that sits directly above the beach at Heavenly Bay in the little fishing village of Castara, Tobago. This quality retreat was designed in an effort to give full appreciation for this stunning beach front location. The effect is a light, airy, place where delicate and colorful birds often fly through the room, where the soothing sound of the calm surf below seems to be coming from all around you and where every room offers unobstructed views of fiery sunsets slipping into the Caribbean sea. SeaScape is a place where the natural beauty of the sea, beach and tropical rainforest can be appreciated from comfortable, self-catering, all en-suite vacation apartments. Seascape's design meets the needs of independent travelers who want to escape the all-inclusive resorts yet still desire a comfortable, high quality retreat. We offer well-equipped accommodations without the intrusion of television, climate controls, or telephones to invade your getaway. However, free Wifi internet access is available throughout SeaScape and mobile phones are available for loan.

The village of Castara is nestled on the West coast of Tobago, a 20 mile/45 minute drive from the airport in Crown Point. With the rainforest forming its backdrop, the little fishing village and its beaches, Big Bay and Heavenly Bay (or Little Bay) boasts attractions both beautiful and satisfying. From colorful sunsets and lovely moon rises to eventful forest and beach exploration, life among the warm and helpful people of the little village lends itself to countless enjoyable and restful moments. Castara is where you will find SeaScape. Perched above Heavenly Bay, among tropical foliage, the accommodations provide a comforting level of privacy, while allowing spectacular views from each of its living spaces. One may choose to make the most of this privacy by enjoying self-prepared meals and dining in or perhaps venture into the village to enjoy a meal at one of the quaint little restaurants or cafes.