Press Release
New Rolls Royce for Coco Reef

As a part of the continuing pursuance of excellence for its customers, the Coco Reef Resort Tobago, in the West Indies has purchased an additional Rolls Royce for the use by hotel guests.

The new vehicle will be used for airport transfers, available at a nominal surcharge, and for island tours. The Rolls Royce, is finished in magnolia, with an interior of the very finest hand stitched Connelly leather, and beautifully polished walnut trim. It is a relatively rare Silver Spur long wheelbase model, with all the fine touches that the Rolls Royce marque is famous for.

The Coco Reef already has a 1959 Rolls Royce Silver Shadow that was owned in the early sixties by Errol Flynn. The separation glass, between passenger and driver compartments, on this model is fully automatic and can be raised in an astonishing five seconds. The glass is of course tinted providing the additional privacy required by the original owner. The fifty-nine Rolls Royce is a favorite for guests getting married at Coco Reef.

Coco Reef’s General Manager, Eric Feniet, stated: “Our guest expectations constantly rise, and the new Rolls Royce is one small facet of our continuing policy to upgrade and improve our facilities and services, to meet those expectations.”

The Coco Reef Resort, winner of the 2003 Caribbean World Travel Awards “Best Resort in the Caribbean, is set at the end of a palm-lined driveway, in ten acres of beautifully manicured tropical gardens. It overlooks the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean Sea and its own exotic private white sand beach. The refurbished Bacchanals beachside bistro, features a new menu, which highlights award winning Chef Thomas’ new wave Caribbean specialties. The more formal Tamaras restaurant continues to delight its patrons with international cuisine, based on the amazing choice of fresh local produce.