Comfi Spaces

05/08/2026

Welcome to our ComfiSpaces newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Avanelle Benoit-Gray, Carol Ramsawak

25/07/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Sweets Sweets, Selena Alvarez

25/07/2026

Shout out to our newest followers! We are excited to have you join the ComfiSpaces family! Sweets Sweets, Selena Alvarez

18/07/2026

From exploring historic landmarks to participating in simple traditions like pulling seine, Tobago offers a rich variety of authentic experiences

17/07/2026

Sharing a bit more of our local history!

Did You Know? One of Tobago’s historic estates has a story dating back more than 260 years.

Long before Courland Estate became the peaceful community many know today, this area was part of Tobago’s colonial plantation landscape, with historical records connecting the estate to the early British period following Britain’s acquisition of Tobago in 1763.

In 1765, the Courland Bay area was among the first recorded land parcels sold during the British administration of Tobago, with James Simpson listed as the purchaser of the original Courland property.

The name “Courland” carries an even older story. In the 17th century, the Duchy of Courland and Semigallia, a Baltic state located in present-day Latvia, attempted to establish settlements in Tobago. Although those settlements were short-lived, their legacy remains through names such as Courland Bay and the Courland Monument near Plymouth.

Today, Courland Estate stands as a reminder of Tobago’s layered history, shaped by Indigenous heritage, European settlements, colonial plantations, and the communities that continue to grow across the island.

Photo by Jasmine Ramsey

Discover more of Tobago’s history, attractions, restaurants, accommodations, tours, and hidden gems with the Bago TT App and Tour Tobago.

📩Interested in having your business featured on Tour Tobago and listed on the Bago TT App? Send us a message today.

04/07/2026

, do your part. Support local culinary talent.

Tobago has been nominated for Best Culinary Destination – Caribbean at the 2026 Travvy Awards, an annual programme organised by Northstar Travel Group and TravelPulse that recognises excellence across the global travel industry, often referred to as the “Oscars of travel.”

The island is being recognised for its vibrant food culture, including fresh seafood, cocoa and traditional local cuisine that reflects its cultural identity and heritage.

Public voting is now open, and supporters are encouraged to back Tobago as it competes for regional honours at travvyawards.com/vote.

📸: homemadezagat.com

25/06/2026

, Supporting the Future of Tourism!

The next generation of tourism leaders will be having vital discussions on the way forward for the sector. Let’s show up and support our future trailblazers!

🗓️ When: Friday, June 26, 2026

Mark your calendars and join the conversation! See details below👇

24/06/2026

Thank you for choosing to follow ComfiSpaces Tobago ! Excited to have you onboard with us! Debra Debysingh Stephen, Derrick King, Richardson Sammy

17/06/2026

Warm welcome to our newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Debra Debysingh Stephen, Derrick King, Richardson Sammy

31/05/2026

The count down has started. Put aside the funds, book you ticket, secure your accommodation and come have the time of your life!

With just about 5 months to go!

We celebrate 5 years.

🎭🔥 Tobago Carnival: Mud, Mas & Music.

See you there. 🌊