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View on Bloody Bay beach on the Caribean Island of Tobago Royalty Free Stock Photo

Waves at the Bloody Bay beach on the Caribean Island of Tobago Royalty Free Stock Photo

Palmtree in front of Bloody Bay on the Caribean Island of Tobago Royalty Free Stock Photo

River bed at Bloody Bay beach on the Caribean Island of Tobago Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rolling wave at Bloody Bay beach on the Caribean Island of Tobago Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tropical beach in the Bloody Bay on the Caribean Island of Tobago Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bloody Bay on the Caribean island of Tobago

Sisters rocks in the waves of the Bloody Bay on the Caribean Island of Tobago Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sea birds flying from the rocks of the Bloody Bay on the Caribean Island of Tobago Royalty Free Stock Photo

River pool at Bloody Bay beach on the Caribean Island of Tobago Royalty Free Stock Photo

River water reflections at Bloody Bay beach on the Caribean Island of Tobago Royalty Free Stock Photo

Waves of the Bloody Bay on the Caribean Island of Tobago Royalty Free Stock Photo

Erasmus Cove cottages above the Bloody Bay on the Caribean Island of Tobago Royalty Free Stock Photo

The bay is roughly two kilometers beyond Parlatuvier and named after a battle between English soldiers and African slaves in 1771 that was fierce enough to turn the sea crimson with blood.