Villa Petrus

Mount Irvine,
Tobago

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Villa Petrus

Sleeps up to 14

This impressive villa evokes memories of the grandeur and opulence of a Caribbean Plantation House. It is certainly the place to choose if you are looking to assemble your friends or family for a memorable occasion.

Situated amongst fruit trees, shrubs and exotic plants, in over two acres of landscaped tropical grounds, Petrus has a very private but not remote setting in the lush hills of the Prospect Estate, an old copra plantation. From the property there are magnificent views down over the Caribbean Sea and across the Arnos Vale hills. The traditional Caribbean style of plantation house design has been used to good effect to create a villa with well-proportioned rooms, magnificent terraces and colourful decoration, including teak floors and unique pieces of art. In the main villa there are six well set up bedrooms, arranged over two wings. Each of the bedrooms has a different colour scheme and all have wonderful sweeping views of the sea and hills. The seventh bedroom is in a self-contained annexe. An expansive wrap-around verandah is the perfect place for just soaking up the views, reclining in the hammock with a good book, or enjoying leisurely meals. Steps lead down from the verandah to the gardens and the impressive 22 metre long swimming pool, which is surrounded by furnished sun terraces from which there are more excellent views over the surrounding countryside and the sea. In the evening the pool and grounds are illuminated with soft lighting. An orchard and a vegetable garden within the grounds offer fresh produce for your meals.

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Price Includes

Villa rental only price for 2012:

7 Bedrooms (To sleep up to 14 persons)

£4,045 per week, 15/12/11-30/04/12

£3,591 per week, 01/05/12-31/08/12

£2,955 per week, 01/09/12-14/12/12

6 Bedrooms (To sleep up to 12 persons)

£3,591 per week, 15/12/11-30/04/12

£3,136 per week, 01/05/12-31/08/12

£2,682 per week, 01/09/12-14/12/12

5 Bedrooms (To sleep up to 10 persons)

£3,136 per week, 15/12/11-30/04/12

£2,682 per week, 01/05/12-31/08/12

£2,227 per week, 01/09/12-14/12/12

4 Bedrooms (To sleep up to 8 persons)

£2,614 per week, 15/12/11-30/04/12

£2,273 per week, 01/05/12-31/08/12

£2,045 per week, 01/09/12-14/12/12

Flights can be arranged on request, please call for details.

Sleeps up to 14

Facilities

Facilities

Washing machine, Dishwasher, TV (cable), Telephone, Bose sound system throughout house, CD, Internet access, Fax machine, Barbecue

Private Pool: 22m x 7m, 1.5m-2.5m deep with built-in steps and ladder

Staff: Maid, Caretaker/Gardener, Night watchman, Cook on request

Your Location

Amenities: Beach 10 minutes drive, Golf 5 minutes drive, Tennis 10 minutes drive, Scarborough 15 minutes drive

Your Accommodation

Ground Floor: Kitchen • Dining room • Sitting room • Study

First Floor: 3 Double bedrooms, 3 twin bedrooms, 4 with shower rooms en suite, 1 further shower room

Annexe: Double bedroom with shower room en suite, sitting room and kitchen • All bedrooms are air-conditioned

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Destination introduction

Long believed to be the inspiration for Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe,Tobago is an unspoilt island of contrasts and a great holiday choice if you wish to experience the real Caribbean at first hand. Despite being an island that is geared up for tourism, it remains remarkably unspoilt. Tobago is an island of magnificent natural beauty - golden beaches, impressive coral reefs, lush rainforests and green hills. The island was formerly a part of the South American continent, which explains why the diversity of flora and fauna is quite disproportionate to its size of just 26 by 7 miles.

Explore long deserted beaches where pelicans wheel and plunge, and the more popular ones, like Pigeon Point and Store Bay, both protected by the Buccoo Reef. Drive along the dramatic north coast of the island through sleepy villages like Moriah and Parlatuvier, and past magnificent bays with names like Englishman's, Bloody and Pirate that are so redolent with history, to Charlotteville and Speyside. Visit the Main Forest Ridge, the oldest forest reserve in the Western Hemisphere (1776) and view a rich variety of wildlife: the Ridge is home to several species of butterflies, the agouti, armadillo, opossum and iguana, to name but a few, whilst also being a magnificent environment for bird-watching. The island is home to over 200 species of bird, and the offshore islands of Little Tobago, Goat and St Giles are important seabird sanctuaries.

Whilst there are strong ties with England, best demonstrated in names like Plymouth, Goodwood, the capital Scarborough and Forts King George and King James,Tobago is a mix of cultures, and recent years have seen a number of new quality restaurants opening, featuring cuisines as diverse as Italian, French, Chinese, Indian and local Creole. The pace of life is relaxed; why rush when there is so much natural beauty to be enjoyed?

Sports

Two 18-hole Golf Courses - Tennis (at various hotels) - Squash - Windsurfing - Waterskiing - Snorkelling - Scuba diving - Sailing - Game fishing - Mountain biking - Rainforest treks - Walking - Bird-watching

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