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Tobago is the smaller of the two islands known as Trinidad and Tobago. It lies south of the Caribbean and it is unquestionably the diamond in the Caribbean Crown. The islanders are exceptionally friendly and lifestyle on the island tends to be very laid back.

The beaches are blissful. Palm trees swaying over glorious white fine sand, as the clear azure waters gently lap on the shore. The tranquillity and serenity is inimitable. Further inland you will find lush verdant rainforests, dramatic waterfalls, coconut groves and fabulous wildlife including over 220 species of unique exotic birds. Many people visit the island for this reason alone. You will find plenty of water sports available on the beaches and for those who prefer to relax there are many wonderful restaurants and bars.

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The last thing that a family going on vacation wants to think of is being victims of crime. Cruise lines spend literally hundreds of millions of dollars a year creating idyllic illusions of tropical vacations on beautiful Caribbean beaches. But behind that slick marketing facade lies danger.

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime recently released a Global Study on Homicide 2013. The Huffington Post posted an article based on the study entitled the 10 Countries With The World's Highest Murder Rates.

The most dangerous countries mentioned in the study read like a cruise line itinerary: Honduras (No. 1), Venezuela (No. 2), Belize (No. 3), El Salvador (No. 4), Guatemala (No. 5), Jamaica (no. 6), St. Kitts - Nevis (no. 8), and Colombia (no. 10). The UN executive summary says that Caribbean countries are home to to 8.5% of the world's population, but they account for about 27% of world crime.