We took to the skies with our drone to explore the exquisite Cas Abao. I'm excited to share the footage with you! The name 'Cas Abao, Curaçao' rolls off the tongue so beautifully. But, getting back on track, I've affectionately named this stunning beach the 'Cyan Beauty,' owing to the mesmerizing cyan shade that paints the entire coastline. Walking here felt like stepping onto a radiant, precious gem. Amidst our journey around the island, this beach stood out as one of the more frequented ones. It's not hard to see why, given the array of human-made amenities available: from lively bars and inviting restaurants to a resort hosting various events. The scene is dotted with charming thatched straw umbrellas, completing the picturesque setting with amazing vibes. Thanks for watching!

The sunruse was quite breathtaking and waters and sands were so beautiful! The color of the waves was something that was hard to see at ground level but at the aerial level, it was quite apparent and saturated! The water was extrememly calm and accentuated the tranquility of the morning!

The waves were quite rough and rose o high as they hit the retaining wall as you will see in the video. It was so exciting to have found such a charming bay we had never seen or been to before!

I had asked permission and was allowed to fly at a safe altitude! Store bay is understandably the most popular beach on the island. It is most known for its blue waters and white sands that are a result of the Buccoo reef that is nearby. The colors and vibrance that this location had to offer always is an amazing experience and Store Bay is a must visit for anyone coming to the island!

From the aerial drone views, the colors of the waters could be seen more clearly as well as the depth and how clear the waters were. There were even patches of reef here and there that you can see from the footage straight through the waves.

While flying in this video, I managed to find a hidden waterfall that we later found out was not previosuly discovered, known or named! This was some of the most exciting parts of the whole trip and I was quite glad to be able to be part of discovering new places and features of our beautiful twin islands of Trinidad and Tobago!

Even though the waters were brown because of the heavy rainfall, it still to me, did not retract from the beauty of the forest and the falls. After all those years of coming to Tobago, I won't be ashamed to say I have not visited Argyle as yet! Hope you enjoy the video, thanks for watching!