The 50 best places to visit in Trinidad

Great beach.. not sure if the entrance fee is worth it for big groups because you still have to pay for chairs or cabanas.. Very beautiful and well kept beach with a variety of activities avaliable.

Pigeon Point Beach is undeniably beautiful, offering picturesque views and a relaxing atmosphere. However, there tends to be a lingering smell of rotting seaweed, which can affect the overall experience. While the water is beautiful, it's often cloudy. On the positive side, there are several food options available (overpriced), ample parking, and a range of water sports to enjoy, making it a convenient and activity-filled beach destination. Cost $20 to enter, over 60 years free.

A great beach! A nice stop with ample parking and some little shopping spots. Food can be pricey but it is fresh and tasty. There has been some seaweed but this time seaweed was limited and the water the clear and calm. It is always refreshing to stop and spend the day swimming and enjoying the beach.

Pigeon Point Beach is absolutely beautiful — one of the most scenic spots in Tobago! The water is crystal clear and calm, perfect for swimming and relaxing. The beach is clean, well-maintained, and has all the amenities you need — restrooms, food stalls, and places to rent chairs or do water sports. We loved walking along the jetty and soaking in the peaceful views. Truly a must-visit spot if you’re in Tobago!

Well worth the entrance fee. Great place to pick up a boat trip to Nylon Pool and Buccoo Reef, especially if you're looking for an alternative to the bass pumping party boats from Store Bay. Great showers, bar/restaurant, sun lounger hire etc

Great beach, beautiful waters and white sand. You can: Eat, have couple of restaurants Shops, for souvenirs etc Take boat tours, jetskies etc Swim

Magnificent beach that is kept very well. Lifeguards, restaurants, bars and watersports are right there. The sea was shallow and crystal clear with an area designated for swimming. Souvenir shops and parking is right next to the beach. Loved our time in Tobago and this beach saw us most days.

This is a historic place to visit. The museum is small but has so much history to make it a fascinating place to visit. The power magazine is well preserved as is the well. There is the lighthouse which has been recently renovated and stands majestic on the hill. The atmosphere is very tranquil and the view is breathtaking. It is well worth a visit.

The park is absolutely beautiful with breathtaking views overlooking the sea. It's peaceful, well-kept, and manicured, perfect for a relaxing stroll. There are lots of historic cannons, benches to sit and take in the scenery, and informative signage about the site's history. I even visited at night and the views were just as stunning. There's security on site, washrooms available, and parking is no issue. A great spot for both history lovers and anyone just looking to unwind with a view. The park seems to always be open as we visited before sunrise and at midnight.

A historical spot which showcases the strategic position of this location. Vast panoramic views of the ocean and coast line. These grounds are well kept. A light sits at the highest point. There is a small museum as well. Worth visiting this historic spot.

On a holiday, the museums are closed, but the property is open. We almost had the entire place to ourselves. The picturesque property is the perfect photo opportunity to remember your trip to this beautiful island.

Lovely views and you can also visit the museum if that's in your interests

Great historical site. Peaceful. The entire area was kept clean, landscape well manicured with detailed information on buildings. The fort sparks lively discussions on the operations in its time! On my visit, there was a small birthday group and a wedding party taking photos.

Breathtaking views, informative museum, and a lovely trail to walk and explore.

So beautiful, driving through this lush area

They say this is the oldest protected rainforest in the western hemisphere. It is not. It's the oldest PROTECTED rainforest in the western hemisphere. Apart from that it's a really beautiful piece of nature. You can take a long walk there when you get tired of lying on the beach under the hot sun. It's very relaxing and refreshing experience that gives you energy to continue your tropical holiday. :)

An absolute treasure of nature. Features a host of wildlife to be discovered with every visit. Perfect for those who love hiking, bird watching , waterfalls etc. Taking a guide is always a bonus to learn some interesting facts. I encourage all those who visit to leave it as they found it and help preserve this natural oasis on this great island of Tobago

The flora there was absolutely beautiful. The wild life, the surroundings, the air, just overall a stunning place.

Friendly and knowledgeable guides available to take visitors on the numerous trails. The area is also easily accessible with well maintained roads. Great experience.

Our guide was Fitzroy Quamina. He allowed us to go our own pace. We started with the intention of making it a 3 hour tour, but for the pace we were going, he gave us the option to make it a four hour tour, which we needed. It was nice to have that time to see all the birds, natural beauty and excursions to water falls that Fitzroy revealed for us. His rates are very reasonable. He doesn't have an email address so you have to call him. If you do a search on his full name and 1895 or 2524 you'll find pages with his contact info. The attached pic has Fitzroy showing us one of the off-trail waterfalls.

Amazing bird watching around these parts, particularly in the company of a local guide. We highly recommend Mr Newton George and his tours of the area.

Very beautiful beach in Tobago. The water is blue/green in colour. There is a bathroom and a very few vendors. This beach is usually quiet. Car park is available. It is very relaxing.

I can’t say enough about this amazing hideaway the restaurant there is perfect the views and water are absolutely perfect. If you want to getaway from the crowd and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of Tobago this is your spot!

Can't go to Tobago and not visit Englishman's Bay. Beautiful beach, great views. You must try the food at the tree house restaurant.

A beautiful beach. Blue green waters with some mossy rocks in between the sand. Kool spot for eats and drinks on the beach. Craft items also sold. The beach was a little rough the day we visited. A number of cows and goats along the road close to the beach (so cute).

Incredibly beautiful. When we were there we had the beach to ourselves. The water is amazing and sooooo blue. Truly a scene from the movies. Would not miss this if you are coming or in Tobago.

Beautiful secluded beach. There are only very few people on it and in the morning there's usually nobody there. You can enjoy your "private" beach alone or with someone you love. ;)

Wonderfully isolated beach. If driving, there is an easy-to-miss dirt road that provides access to this stunning beach. The sand is soft and the water is warm, and it's hardly ever crowded. There is even a small restaurant and souvenir shop. 100% recommend spending some time here.

A scenic beach on the north coast of Trinidad, perhaps the most popular on the island for visitors and residents alike. It is manned by a compliment of life guards to ensure the safety of all. The coconut trees offer shade from the sun to those who do not want to 'tan' their bodies.

Maracas bay is always a place of relaxation and fun. Just nice to de-stress.

This is one of the most beautiful beaches in the Americas

The best beach, with facilities and eateries in Trinidad.

My home my country ah glad when I see people from all over the world come and enjoy themselves especially after carnival also get the shark and bake at Richard's it real good

Most popular beach in Trinidad. It has a good mixture of shops for food, beach supplies and toys and the beach . Must visit if you come Trinidad. Make sure to try Bake&Shark

Sea.sand .sun. good company what more can you ask for?

This place is amazing. Who knew, right here in our sister isle, has a little sis with a variety of birds. Amazing

Little Tobago is truly an amazing location that’s steeped in history. The blend of captivating wildlife and breathtaking sights makes it a must-visit destination. The moderate hike to the incredible viewpoint adds an adventurous touch to the experience. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast or just seeking a memorable getaway, Little Tobago offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and exploration.

Great views and nature and an excellent opportunity to see some interesting species of birds.

Worth a visit from Spey side. Great for bird watching and snorkeling. Also saw my first hermit crab here.

We did a guided tour with Randy. Randy met us at the Blue Waters Inn and from there we joined other tours on a glass bottom boat that took us out to Little Tobago and back (with a snorkel stop on the way back). The views are stunning (it's like you're in an Attenborough film, and actually you do see one of the locations that was included in one of Attenborough's films), so it was nice that Randy didn't rush us along, which also gave him the time to bring our attention to all the varieties of birds and their habits. Including setting up a bushnell scope to help us see what he was able to see. He doesn't have an email address, but you can find his contact info by searching for Randy, Tobago and 3216.

Great sea-bird nature reserve.

The tour was amazing. For those who are looking to learn a little history and don't mind a mild hike. The views are definitely worth it tho. The snorkeling experience is also a great pleasure and older kids as well as adults will love it.

Beautiful three tier waterfall, with a pool to swim in underneath. It's a short easy hike through the jungle to reach it. Entry fee to access the trail is TT$30. You can walk the trail on flip flops or barefoot, but would recommend shoes, especially for the part close to the falls and if you want to climb to the higher tiers. It was not busy when we were there, but I can imagine it will be crowded when there are cruise ships at the island.

Definitely worth a visit. You can take the guided tour or you can go up yourself, but Mr Brookes (one of the guides) is very knowledgeable and can tell you about the different plants and history of the estate. Fairly easy trial, you may want to bring water shoes for the rocks.

Three-tiered waterfall. The main lake is up to 6m deep. You can swim there, jump from second floor and feed the fish. 60ttd entrance includes guide who shows you the way from parking. It is about 20minutes trek thru jungle, crossing small river by feet.

Back in Tobago with 18 family and friends this year. Argyle Falls is always a must and we go there before it got crowded so had it to ourselves. There had been a lot rain so the pool was a little cloudy but that didn’t stop the fun 🇹🇹❤️🇹🇹❤️🇹🇹❤️🇹🇹

So calm and peaceful Would definitely recommend wearing sneakers if you would like to hike higher up the waterfall. Water is a bit muddy after rainfall but otherwise a great 10-15 hike.

Although there were a lot of nay sayers about taking the trip to the waterfall; I was determined to see it. It was a rainy day but my determination paid off. There was a guide and with his help; my daughter & I went all the way up to the pond/basin and we were able to see the 3 falls. It would have been very dangerous to proceed any further due to the rain & the slipperyness of the trail. We were very thrilled to see the “Argyle Falls”. What a blessing!

The photos do not do it justice. Incredible multi level falls just a short hike from the main road. Entry was 60 for adults 30 for kids. You can swim in the pool after hiking up a semi difficult muddy path (complete with ropes) to the top.

We’ve visited Asa Wright about five times over the last 15 years, so we were excited to book a day pass over the phone. The booking process through customer service was quick and straightforward. The drive from Arima was smoother than expected, and entering the property was simple. We were greeted with chilled, citronella-infused towels and refreshing juices — a lovely touch. It’s been over a decade since our last visit, and the renovations are stunning. The property has a beautiful, natural charm, and the staff are friendly, courteous, and well-informed. We received a brief tour of the main house before being invited to explore the grounds while waiting for our walking tour. To our disappointment the hummingbird feeders are no longer at eye level on the veranda — something we had been looking forward to sharing with our kids. While there were feeders in the lower area, it was harder to appreciate the birds’ details from that distance. Also, there weren’t any 4 legged animals for us to observe as there were employees doing work around the house. Our walking tour with Mukesh (he was friendly and welcoming) was not what it used to be. Prior visits left us proud to be Trinis, to have this beautiful part of the country in our land. The tour this time was not as detailed and lacked the entertaining information which was very disappointing. By the end, we were ready for lunch, and though the buffet options were delicious, the lack of a kids’ menu for the cost of a day pass felt like a major oversight, especially as the children weren’t interested in the local dishes. AW used to be the ultimate Trini experience. Now it’s clearly all about profit and less about nature. This and other issues we had will makes it unlikely we’ll return.

Went to celebrate my son’s birthday and had a wonderful time. Staff went above and beyond to make us feel welcomed and that we had everything we needed, even surprised us with a slice of birthday cake. The center is absolutely beautiful and we loved seeing all the wildlife and various trees. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and did an excellent job showing us around. My son’s favorite part was swimming in the natural pool, though it was freezing cold. Food is delicious. Overall it was a 10/10 experience and would definitely recommend visiting.

If you are a nature lover and you only do one thing in Trinidad, visit here. It's fabulous. Impeccable service, superb guides, great food, and the most amazing wildlife.

We were welcomed with a refreshing glass of juice and offred tea, coffee and cocoa tea. The cocoa tea was delicious. The guides were wonderful. They were friendly and well informed. The food was delicious. The only issue was the rain, and that is a rainforest issue, not an Asa Wright issue. NB:The road from Arima is much better than the last time I went.

Really enjoyed very relaxing and the food was awesome

What an experience. From the day we arrived at the gate to Check-out. Rachael, the Sales Reservations Manager, was awesome. She paid close attention to all questions, providing feedback to ensure that the experience would be seamless. Arlene, Elizabeth, Mukesh, Lorna, and all other members of the Hadco Experience staff made quite an impression with their warmth and care for our comfort. They are all Rockstars in my book 👍. The environment was breathtaking, and the trails made the journey worthwhile. A clean and spacious room and environment. meals were excellent, and attention was given to the presentation of the food. I must say that I got more than value for my money. Keep up the awesome work that is being done at Asawright Nature Centre. You have a patron for life ❤️ Looking forward to the experience again 👍

Gorgeous views Lovely trails Delicious food Luxurious accommodation

Visited in December 2024 and enjoyed the tour. I was expecting more birds at the start of the tour but quickly realized that the highlight was the end when all the different species flew in for their night roosting. Going through the swamps we encountered a boa and a caiman. The flying of the Scarlet Ibises is spectacular as well as the American Flamingos. I would definitely recommend to a first time visitor to T&T even if you aren’t necessarily a birder.

Lovely boat tour with lots of Information about the sanctuary and resident wildlife. Take a hat, sunscreen and insect repellent.

The Caroni Bird Sanctuary is an absolute treasure and a must-visit for nature lovers and adventurers! From the moment you set off on the guided boat tour through the winding waterways, you’re surrounded by the stunning beauty of Trinidad’s mangrove ecosystem. The lush greenery, tranquil waters, and rich biodiversity create a truly magical atmosphere. The highlight, of course, is witnessing the majestic scarlet ibis return to their roosts at sunset. Watching these vibrant birds in their natural habitat is a breathtaking experience that words can hardly capture. The knowledgeable guides are fantastic, sharing fascinating insights about the sanctuary’s wildlife, mangroves, and the delicate balance of this ecosystem. The sanctuary is also home to an incredible variety of birds, crabs, snakes, and other wildlife, making it a paradise for photographers and wildlife enthusiasts. The peaceful boat ride itself is incredibly relaxing, and the views of the sky as it transitions from day to dusk are unforgettable. Caroni Bird Sanctuary is a perfect blend of education, adventure, and natural beauty. It’s a serene escape that will leave you with a deep appreciation for Trinidad’s ecological wonders. Highly recommended – five stars all the way!

Kalpoo Tours was excellent. Ravi and his crew did a great job of keeping everyone entertained and informed. The pineapple chow was also good. Before putting pepper in the chow, the guide asked for those who do not want pepper. So everyone was able to enjoy. You’re on the boat for about 2 hours. Ample parking there and it’s free. You have to drive past another tour company to get to Kalpoo on the same street.

Well this place is no secret in Trinidad. It is a special place where you can go and get a boat tour. The prices range and is different for tourists, locals and kids. However it is very affordable. You can book with a tour guide (there are at least two to choose from). Parking is available and boats left on time. Basically you go through the river slowly, the tour guide points out various plants, trees, places and animals. The boat ride is not rough, it is very gentle. It is very scenic and I highly recommended visiting this place. Just remember to walk with insect repellent and possibly a hat to shade from the sun. Once you enter deeper in the river you are mostly shaded from the sun by the trees.

Super cool experience getting to ride through this special habitat and witness huge flocks of scarlet ibis (the national bird) returning to their mangrove trees at the end of the day. Guide was lighthearted and our fellow passengers were fun and kind, notably sharing beers with us to enjoy with them on the ride back to the dock during sunset. Definitely a worthwhile activity in Trinidad :)

Unforgettable experience! Such beauty and fun. I visited the Caroni bird sanctuary with naan tour, it was a very enjoyable experience. Going through the swamp and seeing the scarlet bird and 🦩 flamingos. The pictures and videos cannot do it justice. It is one of those experiences you just have to be present for. It brought such calm to my mind in the boat being surrounded my beautiful scenery. The tour was very safe and the tour guide was also very knowledgeable. The persons on the boat some of whom I never knew before was also very entertaining laughing together and enjoying the beauty of the sanctuary. Never thought I would enjoy bird and nature watching as much as I did. I was a bit concerned about mosquitoes and other bugs since I have extremely sensitive skin and went on the evening tour, however I can safety report no bugs stunk/bit me. Lol. Everyone should go at least once and carry snacks/water when you do go. The entire tour was about 2 hours long from 4pm to 6pm. You will be on a boat which first goes through the swamp and then into the open ocean and see the island the birds go to.

Got go learn alot about the reefs from Captain Ash. Very informative.

Love this place, perfect beach and water

The nylon pool never disappoints. Water was clean and calm

Family trip,recommend must experience.

Great place for the family. Remember to wear sun block. I had an amazing time in Tobago. Coral Reef, Nilon pool and No Man's Land. AMAZING. Please wear your swim wear.

Beautiful day. Waters was crystal clear

Another wonderful spot in the reef, with little sand banks, and islands. We did stop on the island sand bank, and had a picnic of baked clams, and coconut ice cream, the best.

Stayed in Charlotteville, a beautiful village in Tobago overlooking Man O'War Bay. The local people have their fishing boats in the bay and are more than happy to transport you to Pirates Bay and Lovers Bay or for fishing trips. I would highly recommend asking for Jagga. He is very reliable and good fun and knows the best places to fish. Everybody is really friendly and there is a lovely laid back atmosphere. Fabulous swimming and so relaxing

An small island that is relatively undisturbed and unknown to most travelers. Unlike other Caribbean islands it is unspoilt, lacks a oversaturated tourism industry and is full of empty beaches. If you're looking for the exotic vacation of a lifetime where you'll make local friends and want to come back for more than Tobago is your place to be.

This island ok for traveler want to do kite surfing, a lot of winds in pigeon point beach and not crowded. If you have been to South East Asia, the beaches and scenery not as good as over there. This island good for introduction to American or European about tropical island and rain forest due to the distance.

A gorgeous country rooted in culture and history populated by friendly, warm-hearted people. Abundance of flora and fauna to please the eye and sensational weather.

Disclaimer, I'm not sure how to rate an entire island, also I love Tobago so I might be a little bit biased. Tobago is a lovely place on a whole to just chill and relax, with its laid back atmosphere, and plenty outdoor activities and festivals. It's (fairly) easily accessible from Trinidad by ferry and plane. I do recommend to bring foodstuff with you though, as everything is considerably more expensive than Trinidad.

Lovely unspoilt beaches, magnificent views and very friendly people. We were welcomed everywhere we went. There are still restrictions in place, so some activities are restricted, or not open, but it was still an amazing visit.

Oh Tobago! Still a very sleepy island where birds crowd to catch a glimpse of exotic bird-watchers 😊 Here you can find many beautiful beaches with not a single person around depending on the time of day or night you visit. You literally can have an entire beach all to yourself! If you're tired of being alone at the beach, join a group tour to the Buccoo reef and Nylon pool. The local guides onboard Power glass-bottomed boat are fun, friendly and well-informed! Warning! Their enthusiasm and genuine care for guests will keep you going back for more!

Beautiful beach in Tobago. You can rent an umbrella and chairs for the time u want to spend on the beach. Blue warm water.

The water is amazing - so clear and clean. I enjoyed shopping and buying souvenirs at the many stalls that are located here. You will be able to buy clothing, jewelry, and artifacts. If you're driving, park in the parking lot and not on the street, it's a better place to leave your car. We ordered the infamous curry crab and dumpling dish from Miss Trim's. It was delicious. Not a lot of crab meat but the flavor of the curry is satisfying enough. And, the dumplings were the best I had. You can purchase your ticket to sail out to Nylon Pool. Make sure to go up to the ticket booth to purchase.

The scenery was beautiful. An environment you can relax, while the breeze blows on you. You can bring your family to have a good time on the beach.

Beautiful clean beach with lovely clean water... bathroom and shower facilities for a small fee of $2:00-$5:00 TTD, yes handicap access to washrooms and showers.

Beautiful waters, multiple food places to choose from. The best ice cream shop and soap and cream skin treatment shop.

Calm and empty during the weekday. Nice beach for young kids. Barely and waves and nice sand to play in.

Store Bay is one of the most popular beaches in Tobago and It's not just because of the water and sand. Thankfully there are beautiful food huts with an array of delicious foods to eat, an ice cream parlour and seating areas.

i was hustled by a tour guide

The museum is one of my happy places, took my daughter for the first time and she loved it too. Not much has changed since my first visit years ago, yet every time I visit I discover something new. Hoping that with the major renovations coming up they really do this national treasure justice (and maintain it too) First time I've been allowed to take pictures inside as well. The guy at the front said, take as many as we want so we can compare when the renovations are through.

Informative museum on the first floor about the history of the my twin island home. Second floor has an exhibition of paintings sculptures by local artist. Even two by my late art teacher. But MORE professional curation is greatly needed. Some of the pieces seem dusty and deteriorating. Poor lighting and uninspired installations. The WITCO sports room has not been updated with latest Trinidad athletes, the pictures are yellowing out and fading. They seem to be in the same condition as when I first saw them 35 years ago. CURATION!

Genuine history and artifacts on display. Very interesting for people who would have an appreciation for roots and culture. The building interior needs a facelift.

Trinidad and Tobago's rich history is displayed. Our multi ethnic, multi religious, cosmopolitan roots are explored. Worth more than one visit.

We thought it was more of an art gallery, but were pleasantly surprised at the mix of natural history (animals and plants), as well as cultural history (pre and post colonisation). Even more exciting was the pieces displayed by locals art in the run up to Carnival 2020. We enjoyed the visit and would definitely recommend.

Great collection local animals and insects. Wonderful travel through history from plate tectonics to the arrival of the difference races.

Very interesting and fun to browse. The museum could need some maintenance though.

Absolutely stunning views! Delicious food and yummy treats and drinks!!! Back n Shark with garlic sauce out of this world!! 😊

Leave early (morning) to beat traffic & crowds. • Bring swim gear, sunblock, towel, water etc. so you’re not overly reliant on vendors. • Try the bake & shark but maybe also check less crowded stalls if you want a more relaxed food experience. • Check the weather / surf forecasts. If too windy or rough, your experience in the water may be less enjoyable. • Be sure to enjoy the drive up — there are look-outs or spots for photos.

This is one of the nicer beaches on mainland Trinidad. If you're a tourist, it's a must visit. Welcoming to all types of people and very beautiful. Toilets are $5 to use, which is ok if they can keep them clean. Drinks and food is available to buy if hungry. Guys on the beach are very polite even if you don't want to buy. Just needs a hotel, bars and and 2 or 3 shopping centres building in the local area to boost tourism. The route up the mountain to the beach is a fantastic drive but needs to be controlled better as the local drivers need driving lessons.

My favourite beach to visit. First time during the rainy season in May. Bake and shark, love the scenic view on the way winding down into the bay. It's changed very much over time. Lots more stalls on the beach now which is different. I still enjoy tumbling in the waves. It's not a relaxing swim but more of a workout in the sunshine and liming. Had some cute coconut cocktails in the van on the road. Wave after wave!

I’ve been to many countries and beaches, and I wouldn’t put this one in my top 5 or even top 10. It’s a nice beach to spend some time on while visiting the island, but Tobago is much better known for its beaches. The water here wasn’t especially clear or blue, and the waves made swimming less enjoyable. We came on a cruise ship tour that cost about $70 per person for only 2.5 hours at the beach. Sunbeds and umbrellas were not included—we paid $20 extra—and even showers weren’t part of the package. Getting back on the bus was frustrating because no one told us you can’t board wet, so without dry clothes or towels it became an issue, especially since the ride back to the ship was about 1.5 hours. There were a few snack and food vendors around, but overall the experience felt overpriced and underwhelming. For me, this beach earns about 3.5 stars at best.

My fave beach in Trinidad, the facilities are pretty great (would reccomend walking with cash as you have to pay for parking/facilities etc).

Absolutely a highlight for anyone visiting Trinidad or locals hanging out. I think it’s popular for a reason as it has some of the best food spots of any of the beaches on the island and the water is calm and picturesque.

The treasure and social center of Port of Spain. Visiting again after 45 years and expecting the same beauty is obviously unfair and mostly intact, however the barracks, placed probably for the carnival could have been a better taste, reflecting local architecture, and should have been removed by now. It is sad to see that the evenings are not safe anymore in the park, so sad (and bad for local business and for tourism).

Super beautiful park. They sell coconut water everywhere which my son loves. Gras is super green and well trimmed, I really enjoy going there with my kid.

Queen's Park Savannah, often referred to as "the Savannah," is a major landmark and the largest open recreational space in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. It's a central hub for various activities, events, and historical attractions. It is considered to be one of the largest traffic roundabouts in the world. ​Things to Do and See. Recreation, the magnificent seven, nearby attraction and food vendors.

Day trip in POS, and headed to the savannah from the water taxi terminal. Not a bad walk. At that time 10am, savannah was pretty empty. Had a coconut and chilled for an hour, enjoying the cool breeze and allowing the day to pass me by. Probably would be much better in the afternoons.

This is a park considered the World's Largest Roundabout. It is a refreshing spot in Port of Spain. You can go exercise outdoors in the late afternoon or evening as it gives a better weather by then, it's cooler and street vendors are around. Highly recommend getting a coconut from the people selling on the streets to cool off. It's a nice way to exercise and spend your sunset.

Great place to attend major activities like Panorama for Carnival if you like steelpan. It's also good good to walk around to exercise on mornings or evening as it is probably the largest roundabout in the world.

Great site for various events from carnival fetes to kite flying with the family. The magnificent seven surrounds the world's largest roundabout. At just under 4km, it can be easily traversed along the sidewalk or you can enjoy a stroll in the grass. The botanical gardens, hollows and the zoo are also conveniently located around its perimeter.

Had a great time at Caroni Swamp with my family. Such a beautiful and dreamy place peaceful, scenic, and unforgettable. Highly recommend! 💛

An excellent place of importance for the birdlife and flora & fauna. Enjoyed visiting when living nearby.

Beautiful my family and i enjoyed it there and it was educational.

Short walk into the mangroves with chances to see crabs and birds. Nice addon to a boat tour if you're avid nature lovers like my family.

Very relaxing boat ride, totally in nature, guides are on point with great information.

An interesting nature reserve. Visit Nan's tours for a professional and informative tour of this majestic swamp.

Red and white birds flock back at sunset.

The place was deserted when we were there and didn't look like it was going to reopen any time soon. Please take this into account before setting off on the bumpy road. By the way: the markings on Google are not correct. It's better to follow the signs

A missed opportunity for locals and tourists who are interested in Cacao, a superfood, that is native to the twin islands of Trinidad and Tobago. The phones were out of service and there was no other way of making an appointment other than visiting. The facilities were closed and there was no sign of any activity or notices. It is unfortunate that given the unique flavor of the cocoa in the island, efforts are not made to support the local industry.

The place is located in a completely different location, near the Argyle Falls, keep in mind. And google won't switch the location to the proper one. As for the estate, it's really nice, though definitely not worth the money they charge for tours. I thought we'll see and smell the process of fermenting of seeds but what you see are just the boxes for it and then the dried seed. Plus for a chance to taste them. After the experience of seeing, smelling and hearing of tour at tea estate in Sri Lanca i expected something of similar kind here. And don't expect to see the process of making their famous chocolate 'cause that is made in France! After all it was a nice trip but i'd rather say there are better ways to spend your 120TT$

The Beauty of the Forest: Tobago Cocoa Estate W.I. Ltd, Tucked away off the beaten path lies a gem..A Cocoa Estate. Reviews have been published, articles written. videos made, chocolates made and sold locally and internationally. I believe, no one has had the adventure of a personal 'solo' tour of this Gem shrouded in emerald green.. Frankie, our cousin guided me down the steep steps flanked by the tall whispering bamboo trees. How they danced to the tunes of the gentle breeze. What a welcome!I We walked through on the damp leaves covering the trail - Cocoa trees on the left and on the right, these interspersed with signs indicating names of other species of plants on the Estate. An especially majestic sight was the path to the gazebo lined by colorful croton plants. These plants stood as sentries pointing to the throne of rest and respite. Pausing on my way to the Gazebo, I saw the 'dirt oven', a relic (a useful one) of time past. A reminder of our heritage and our ancestors, Thank you Frankie for being my guide. Thank you Duane for your vision. foresight and perseverance to this project, Weii done. Audrey

Tobago Cocoa Estate, you all means of contact and interaction with the public is DISGUSTING! This establishment is running at a International level to attract tourists and none of your phone numbers listed online are valid and you don't respond to emails via your website. I had some family and friends come to Tobage wishing to do a tour of the cocoa estate, I've been emailing you all a month in advance totalling to 4 unanswered emails for your tour on Feb 7th at 11am, I felt so embarrassed before my family and friends with the outcome of this situation. Your communication interaction with the public is a FAILURE!!!

Knowledgeable tour guide. Enjoyed the mini rum & hot chocolate at the end.

This place doesn't exist, if you follow the map it will lead you to the middle of nowhere, locals said there is no cocoa estate hwre

Waste of a drive to be honest but at least I can tick it as done. Annoyed with myself mostly cuz I read reviews prior and still expected something else...smart eh? Yeah for me its a no.

For someone who didn't see the eruption live on TV, the cone that remains is underwhelming. There should be a billboard with photos from that day back in 1997 to better show the true nature of this attraction. Better roads would be a big plus but the residents are helpful and friendly and made the experience very pleasant

Seeing and experiencing nature in our small country is taken for granted.. get out there see what our nature has to offer. Connect to the earth 🌎 this place is one of them!

Awesome to see. However better roads would be nice.

Piparo was the site of a large mud volcano eruption on February 22, 1997. The eruption covered an area of 2.5 km² and displaced 31 families. The mud volcano now lies inactive where the eruption took place. An interesting site, with an elevated view of the surroundings due to the mud build up of the plateau but there are no public facilities.

This site is simple but shows the greatness of nature. The mud volcanoes are dormant but constantly hissing and bubbling from the gases trapped within. The mud is also great for your skin as it is infused with sulphur. Worth a visit.

History February 1997 what nature does when ppl have little or no regard for nature

Ideal location to experience nature and especially Hummingbirds in their natural habitat. Easily accessible from the main road. We choose the full lunch option and it was delightful 😊

I found Yerette home of the hummingbird the night before our visit. Theo was a great host and incredibly knowledgeable about hummingbirds and even got my husband interested in these precious birds. They receive 100s and sometimes 1000s of birds at their home depending on the time of the year. It is definitely a once in a lifetime experience. Gloria treated us to authentic Trinidad cuisine for lunch and I must say it was simply scrumptious.

Amazing and beautiful views of not only the property on site but also the surrounding forest/mountains/hills. A delicious light lunch was served. Everyone was very welcoming and pleasant to speak with. Theo was an outstanding teacher, not only teaching us about the hummingbird but also about the history of Trinidad & Tobago and many other topics that all intertwine and make sense for our reasons to be there. I would highly recommend Yerette Home of the Hummingbird to anyone visiting Trinidad and Tobago.

Beautiful location, I saw lots and lots of hummingbirds. I learned so much on these amazing birds. I really enjoyed Mr. Theo’s presentation. It was fun, captivating and his voice is really soothing. The food was delicious and they provide refreshments. Highly recommend this location. It’s not just for observing hummingbirds but also learning so many awesome things about them.

Get to know about these absolutely incredible birds. Theo and Gloria are the perfect hosts to feed your mind, body and soul. You'll leave here greater for the experience.

This was the highlight of our cruise and didn't disappoint us. The talks were interesting and the pictures stunning. Everyone was really friendly as well as being helpful. The Hummingbirds were everywhere not just on the feeders. Such agile little creatures in so many colours and sizes. Most definitely well worth a visit.

Yerette has to be one of the most understated and excellent eco experiences in Trinidad. You don’t need to be a bird enthusiast or hummingbird lover to fall in love with this ethereal garden. Here you will get incredible bird value for money spent. There are 15 different species of hummingbirds that live here. All that’s required is 3.5 - 4 hours and trust me that time will feel like an investment in the end. Yerette receives visitors year round from all corners of the globe just to catch a glimpse of our local hummingbird beauty. I am not a birder. However, I am someone who appreciates fresh air, green spaces, natural beauty, wildlife and colour. If you’re in Trinidad for work, Carnival or visiting friends/family and want to squeeze in something extra to take back, let it be this informative, outdoorsy one (with some tasty treats at the end). Quite possibly the most aesthetically pleasing cheesepaste sandwich ever (if you’re there for the tea time session). Payment is with cash only.

The dirt road is a bit dangerous so you should park the car in the village and walk for about 30 minutes. Nice views on the hike and the beach.

Beautiful beach with A1 snorkeling. You need to bring your ovn supplies, since there is no vendors on the beach. If your lucky the chair guy is at the beach, and provides beach chairs at a rate around 25tt pr chair. The walk is 15 minutes each way. Including 157 steps on the long staircase but it s definitely worth it

Make the effort to reach this beach with a small boat from Charlotteville Pier. Paradise location, away from everything and the perfect day trip for my family. Take everything with you as no shops or facilities which also adds to the beauty of the place.

Take a boat from the pier in Charlotteville the locals are helpful and will assist in finding you a boat if needed. This beach is dreamy, no facilities or food, so buy in Charlotteville before you leave. Just 5 minutes around the headland you reach this beach. My family loved it.

Awesome beach tucked away in a cove next to Charlotteville. Take a boat from the pier to reach or take a 10-15 minutes walk along the cliff side. Stock up at the shop in Charlotteville as no facilities but a peaceful unspoiled tropical paradise place. Water was crystal clear and snorkeling is A1.

Undeniably...without a doubt, the most beautiful public beach in T&T! The walk in from the village is moderately difficult but not too long. Taking a boat is also an option, but they charge based on what they think you can pay. If you are taking a boat, I would recommend that you ask them as well about taking you to Pink Sand Beach, which is only accessible by boat.

The most beautiful beach in Tobago. Quiet, serene and crystal clear waters. This is definitely my go to beach when I’m in Tobago from now on. There is 2 ways you can get to the beach via boat or via 1000 stairs, either way take note that it’s totally worth it.

Very peaceful place and it’s always clean and well kept. Glad to see most people treat the holy grounds with respect. Also if you’re adventurous there’s a beautiful trail behind the church called Mt. Tabor. Recently they started closing the gates at the bottom of the hill after 6pm so keep that in mind.

Mount St. Benedict Abbey is a beautiful and peaceful escape. Perched in the hills, it’s calm, scenic, and perfect for quiet reflection. The views are incredible, the grounds are spotless, and there’s a unique sense of stillness that makes you want to slow down and take it all in. Don’t miss the little shop—they sell handmade yogurt and honey!

Very relaxing, quiet atmosphere with great views. Amazing escape regardless of religion with a nice gift shop (try the yogurt, 10/10 worth it) and lots of parking.

My first visit to Mount St Benedict was nothing short of unforgettable. My husband took me and it was so serene, filled with tranquility and picturesque views all around. The historical significance is evident all around. The place as expected was well maintained and for us it was an evening well spent. It was for me a most pleasant surprise that reminds me that everything happens at the right time.

Went for a hike in the pines. Breathtaking views and just a satisfying experience.

Lovely area, with facilities and breath taking views.

Soothing and relaxing place to visit! A quick drive from the airport in Port of Spain and much more peaceful than sitting in an airport waiting on a delayed flight. The views are stunning and the drive there is great, do yourself a favor and take the time to enjoy this scenic peaceful retreat.

The view is beautiful. There’s ample space to sit, have lunch and just enjoy the ambiance while taking in the view. And the history of it all is amazing!

It’s free entry easy access. Good views

I remember going to Fort George as a child. The upkeep and mentainence of is Fort is impeccable ,I give it 100 out of 100, a must visit.

Spectacular views! This place is free to the public and perfect for a peaceful view of the city. The views are incredible. There is a long winding road uphill to get to the top. The place is a bit lonely so be alert. However it is so beautiful, perfect to have a picnic 🧺 and take pictures. The place is well maintained, there are of course old cannons and even a jail cell. I love walking around and exploring inside the jail and taking pictures by the cannons. There is very a toilet located on the property and parking. I highly recommend visiting here!

My First time visiting i must say the view is breath taking so beautiful. No crowds. Just some people hugging around the binoculars because it only had one available like they didn't want to give others a chance. The washroom facility is abandoned no security on the compound though. Becareful while venturing

First time visiting after many years, and I was a bit sad that I couldn't explore the higher grounds of this landmark due to repairs/maintenence works ongoing. HOWEVER, the environment on the outskirts provided that calming escape I needed nevertheless.

Most beautiful breathtaking view. The place itself was closed because we went on a Sunday but the scenery was mind blowing. Made friends with some puppies and overall enjoyed the atmosphere for my shoot.

Angostura distillery home of world famous bitters What a brilliant experience a must do if you visit Trinidad. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable and the stories are brilliant. And you get a little goodie bag with miniature rum and bitters … excellent👍🏾

Absolutely magnificent! We had such a wonderful and unforgettable tour of the distillery with amazing guides.

Good tour guide, Unfortunately this is the ONLY distillery tour I've ever done where you can't taste anything of the products. Wouldn't mind to pay for it, but that it's the core of the whole business, so kind of weird they don't offer you an opportunity to taste what they make 😅🙃.

PLEASE know that this tour does not include tastings!! Not of any rum or even bitters! I have been to distilleries all over the world and never could have fathomed that one would not include tastings! Like who would buy their rum without being able to sample it? That’s the entire reason to visit the distillery! To make matters worse, the prices were exactly $0.15 less than in any grocery store in Trinidad! They could have offered at least a 10% discount! I would NEVER recommend this tour. No wonder no locals have ever been. It’s a complete waste of time.

Very nice 2 hour tour. We were finally able to join after a few attempts in the past years. You must be at least 8 people or be able to fit in with another group to have the tour. Wasn't mentioned on the ad or at the time of reservation, but tour is about 10$ U.S. but worth the time. Distillery, Museum, history and giant butterfly collection all in one. Finish the tour with a Rum tasting where everyone in the tour gets much friendlier... We were also able to buy their rum and bitters at the store when we finished, but unfortunately it's not true that they have better prices then at the duty free shop. Duty free was a couple of dollars less. Enjoy the tour!

Very insightful tour on the production and history of angostura bitters and rum. We had a lovely time with our incredibly knowledgable guide Michelle! One of our trip’s highlights!

We had an Excursion to the Angostura Distillery in hopes of doing a Rum tasting however, due to the pandemic, We were not allowed to taste it. Our Tour guide is the reason for the 5-star, with a wealth of knowledge about the museum.

Our first vacation in several years led us to this beautiful beach, with food available and shallow waters, it became a daily trip for our family group.

Peaceful and serene.

The water is always clean and clear,and a very serene atmosphere.

one of my favorite places in Tobago. The bay offers amazing snorkeling sites and exceptional dive sites. The beaches themselves generally have clear, calm and clean water with easily accessible beaches, each supporting a beach facility and nice sand with few stones on the shore. despite the calmness, in the norther corner, surfable waves develop.

Wonderful surfing and snorkeling Join the fun giving God the Glory with Tobago Aqua Joggers at 6am

I love this beach for the clear water and little huts on the shore, but it's a bit stoney in some areas.

The water is clean and clear... Beach has sudden drops in the terrain so beware if u can't swim!

Beautiful scenic untouched beach but be careful of the water it's dangerous

Cool and calming especially on a slightly overcast day. Never over crowed.

The food was great everything's a little spicy. Best time to visit February or March. The people are very kind and respective. But it's like other areas have caution of where you go always let someone know where you are located. Overall a very beautiful experience.

Beautiful coastline picturesque views

Absolutely Beautiful beach lined with tall swaying coconut palm trees

These were taken on Tuesday and Wednesday May 16 and 17. The water was wonderful and the surf were great except for the seaweeds.

Beautiful. The epitome of everything a beach should be.

December 2022 and the waves were very strong so a beach walk was not a great option and swimming impossible A previous visit of three years ago was very different with calmer seas and a chance to go snorkeling It's a characterful beach with its black rocks and some lovely palm trees. The sand is quite dark ...black in places! You can sit on a terrace overlooking the beach if you go to Waves.

Easily accessible. Good parking. Carry bug repellent for the early morning and late evening times.

It has no life guards and only specific areas are suitable for bathing. You can chat with a local for advice and get to totally enjoy the experience!

One of Tobago's unknown gems.. it continues to grow in popularity. Lacking appropriate beach faculties I'm convinced that the relevant parties won't address the on going costal erosion until the shoreline reaches the main road..

Low key gorgeous beach. Very clean. Quiet <3

the hotels and homes in this area Black Rock are letting their water sewerage directly into the water you can see it all along the beach flowing into the water.... Tobago may have this problem in many area

We loved this beach. The sea is fun, a little rough to get in and out of.

Wow! What a neat hide-away bay. Our cruise ship was detoured here. It turned out to be a great day.

Always enjoy the peace and tranquility, the calm waters of this picturesque bay.

Always calm here..

Nothing to do ashore

Tobago paradise

(Translated by Google) Beautiful bay with good fish stock, Frigate birds, pelicans and parrots in the mountains (Original) Schöne Bucht mit gutem Fischbesatz, Fregattvögel, Pelikanen und Papageien in den Bergen

(Translated by Google) For me a nice place (Original) Para mi un lugar Agradable

Very pleasant service from staff

Prompt, reliable service.

A little slice of heaven...as always.

Great service

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Monohardi

A fantastic trip today with RoadTripTT. The caves are an amazing natural attraction that you simply must visit if you’re visiting Trinidad. You will not be disappointed. The hike to the caves from the boat dock has some inclines but nothing ridiculously steep. You can do the whole thing in a good pair of flip flops if that’s all you have. Pack lots of water as it is a very dry island.

This was an amazing experience. The caves are so beautiful. Get with a hike crew or CDA for this experience. You won't regret it

Truly a relaxing visit. Would recommend that visit there with a tour guide such as nature nerds tt or road trip tt. Having someone who knows greatly helps the experience. This site is an experience that is worth trying. Be sure to hike up to the guns, breathtaking views.

Guide was really helpful and the scenery was beautiful

Amazing place to relax and unwind with friends and family. Place is always well secure with minimal to no issues. Great and welcoming atmosphere with lots to explore that can be breathtaking for lots of persons

It was very nice because i will send you to my dad named Vikram Tottapalli

Great place to visit wont regret

Thanks to Christian, my husband and I as well as my friends from NYC had a very educational & wonderful time. He gave an experience that exceeded my husband's and my 1st visit to the zoo. This was, according to my friend, one of the best zoo visits she's had due to the mini your as well as petting experience. What I would like to say to SOME of the visitors to the zoo is STOP TAKING GOD'S CREATIONS FOR GRANTED & SHOW APPRECIATION. You can do this by adherence to zoo rules/policies by NOT FEEDING THE ANIMALS. It's cruel! They die and there's so much red tape in getting new animals to the zoo to "entertain" you. Also, be considerate of shooting off fireworks and bamboo.... it spooks the animals literally to death. They can get so scared they run wild to their death. Think about this... God gave you a brain more vast than those animals; be appreciative and use it 😉

Well... I hate to give bad news about this place... but maybe the zoo will read this and make some changes before they close for good! The zoo need real help. The animal feces smell is all over the primate section and is inescapable, espescially on the humid rainy days. The signage on the exhibits are missing and poorly done. The larger animals look uncomfortable for sure and have no recourse from the heat. The aquarium...oh please stop calling it that!. Its just a few fish tanks with some freshwater species. The tanks need to be cleaned up, so the fish can be better displayed. The airconditioning in this space is a lovely escape from the stench of mamalian species areas, so that is a huge plus. Lots of the animal exhibit spaces are missing animals. Why??! The best parts of the zoo are the birds, zebras,& tigers. There are also many native food tree species in the zoo as well. Make the place more interactive by adding website maps, contol the odors, and add some saltwater fish species and other local wildlife along with the areas they are found in nature. This place could be such a national treasure! I remember this zoo from when I was a child. It was such a pleasant experience. I brought my own family here this week- 45 years later. I was embarassed at the condition of the place. Have some Trini Pride man, and fix this place up to modern tourist zoo standards. I would love to come back when things have improved. Thanks for reading and I really hope all-yuh do someting good for de place soon.

About 15 years ago, I took some expats to this zoo and it was actually quite nice— a little dated, but reasonably well maintained. On our recent visit to Trinidad, we decided to take our kids, thinking it would be a fun family outing. Unfortunately, the experience was disappointing. The only real positive was the free parking. Given the island’s constant humidity, it would be a huge improvement if management installed misting stations throughout the grounds. This would make the visit much more comfortable. Instead, the entire zoo had an overwhelming odor of animal waste—particularly near the wild boar section, where the smell was almost unbearable. Basic facilities were also an issue. There wasn’t a single working sink with running water; most of the pipes were broken, with faucet handles just spinning in place. On the bright side, the animals were fairly active, and our kids enjoyed seeing some of the local wildlife, including snakes, turtles, deer, and agouti. Overall, the zoo has potential, but it’s clear that significant upkeep and investment are needed to bring it back to a standard that both locals and visitors can appreciate.

Lots of animals, not kept in the best environments. Chimpanzee was alone just hugging a blanket. I visited twice in 3 days and never saw the Chimpanzee being interacted with, Very sad as I saw a lot of staff stood around on mobile phones. Disappointed given it's size and number of animals etc, staff just did not seem interested or engage with customers. I won't visit again nor would I recommend.

Visited recently after many years and I welcomed the few updates I noticed. The tents and benches added a touch of much needed comfort and a place to rest. Even though I personally find it is depressing for the animals to be in the small enclosures, I have observed the little improvements to accommodate the animals. Keep up the good job!

Lots of exotic animals, reptiles and birds. Tall giraffes, snakes and caymans.

Family friendly attraction near the Savannah. Kids love the animals, though it can get crowded. Nice for an afternoon trip. Pack your own lunch as refreshments can be pricey especially if a large group of children. Your pocket will thank me. lol.

I'm sure we have all visited the Botanical Gardens.. but have you ever seen The Rainbow Eucalyptus? This is like nature's vibrant work of art! Its smooth, orange-tinted bark peels away to reveal a stunning array of colors—orange, gray, and purplish-brown—making it look like the tree’s wearing its own masterpiece. And let’s talk about its height: this tree towers majestically, with its long, tapering trunk stretching all the way up to the sky—truly a sight to behold. But this tree isn’t just about looks! Its leaves are packed with antiseptic properties, making them great for treating wounds. Plus, brew them into a tea and they help soothe asthma and coughs. Oh, and here’s the best part: the Rainbow Eucalyptus naturally repels mosquitoes. As someone with O+ blood (and an apparent magnet for mosquitoes), I couldn’t appreciate this more—goodbye, itchy bites! 🌈🌳🦟

Very natural and casual garden, large and nice to walk around. It is free. Nice way of spending an hour or so. Not many plants.

Awesome experience. Our stop was part of a tour so we only stayed for 20 minutes. They had public toilets which were relatively clean! The flora was great and our guide filled in the blanks! While there we saw the rainbow tree, pretty cool!

My wife and I had a wonderful time strolling through the Royal Botanic Gardens in Port of Spain. The gardens are beautifully maintained and offer a peaceful escape from the city. One thing to note is that the gardens are adjacent to the President's House, so be mindful of where you enter, as I made the mistake of getting too close and was politely approached by the guards. The gardens are also conveniently connected to the zoo, making it easy to explore both attractions in one visit. Overall, it was a great place to walk through and enjoy nature. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a relaxing and scenic outing.

Very clean and scenic area. The trees offer great shade for picnic and the bathrooms are easy to access. The gardens are closed between 5-6pm

Worth a stop. Plants weren't overly amazing but lots of birds, a decent koi pond, and a neat suspended bridge

Lovely place to go and just enjoy nature. Small cemetery inside with politicians graves. Overall very pretty. Didn't go up the hill. Just walked around the path Lucky enough to see a hummingbird, parrot, red squirrel and eguana.

Beautiful place to visit, it's so peaceful sitting there watching all the different species of humming birds, and other types of birds. There is also a lovely little walk around the gardens.

An excellent location for seeing a wide variety of birds and beautifully maintained gardens and trails. We were surprised with the large variety of birds visiting the farm. We saw jacamar, hummingbirds, tanager, motmot and many others we couldn’t identify. The owner is also really friendly.

Pretty much like Paradise. A real gem of Tobago. Ean made a really wonderful place, where you can see many hummingbirds and other birds right in front of your nose. One of the places in Tobago you must have seen. Fantastic.

Gorgeous place for the whole family. Big space to explore but most importantly. the hummingbirds are so close to you! Ian -the owner amazed us with his knowledge and passion for what he does and how he looks after the place.

Admittedly, I'm not a huge nature person, but this place has definitely peeked my interests in wanting to enjoy the outdoors even more. You pay before you enter, and I believe it's just about helping to maintain the place. I got to feed bananas and seeds to the birds with my son, who really loved the experience as well.

I visited the Farm on 25th September 2019. On the afternoon I went I was the only visitor on the property. I spent about 2.5 hours there and it was so peaceful. I can imagine that the atmosphere is very different when there are more people about. I was invited by the staff to stay as long as I wanted. The garden was beautiful and I took my time just sitting on benches, looking at the plants and listening to the birds. I spent the last hour watching the birds feeding. It was fascinating. I know nothing about birds but even I found it interesting. I would recommend that you visit to the reserve on a dry day as the path to the garden is very steep, uneven and it is not paved. An enjoyable visit.

I've been back over and over and will be returning again. Adventure Farm is so relaxing and beautiful, from the bird, gecko and frog sounds to the fish pond and mango ice cream there's so much to enjoy that it's impossible to pick out my favourite part. The owners are very friendly and knowledgeable if you have any questions, you can definitely feel the love of nature here.

Las cuevas beach is definitely a favorite for families with small children. The waves are significantly calmer than maracas. We arrived around 8.30 am and the main car park was already full so we had to park at the secondary carpark at the top. There's a steep ramp from there to the beach. At that hour, the beach was very calm and there was barely a ripple. The beach has very little shells and few stones and the water is pretty clear and we even found a sand dollar on the beach! . We rented an umbrella and 2 chairs for $140TT and stayed the day. It's less 'vibesy' than maracas and there's a lot of beach landscape so persons can spread out along the beach as they please making it less crowded looking. By midday, there was a fair amount of people. There's not as many food choices as maracas ( there's a lady selling pholourie, bake and shark, fried chicken bites and fries) at the entrance. Her food is good but it's $50 a meal and the service is slower than what you'd get at Maracas and of course, as it's a very small business she only takes cash. There's also another vendor selling pineapple chow fresh on the spot (amazing chow btw 10/10-would buy again) There's a few other carts selling ice cream and sno-cone about and another vendor selling snacks and preservatives. By 1.30pm the waves started getting 'maracas style' and we packed up to leave. Which brings me to the issue of the change rooms... The change rooms are in a deplorable condition (thank heavens they know not to charge you to use that!) The showers are pipes in broken cracks in the wall and the entire floor of the change room is a shallow pool of sand and water. It was a solid 0/10 --I will never use that restroom again. It needs a serious upgrade and they need to build some family change rooms like what's at Maracas. The facility needs a LOT of improvement. Las cuevas has a lot of potential to be as great as Maracas if they would renovate and improve the infrastructure. Update: the sandflies on the beach are excessive.walk with some bug/insect repellent and stay off the layin in the sand because our entire family had a rash from sandfly bites the next day after our visit to the beach esp our youngest who was laying in the sand making sand castles

Las Cuevas Beach is one of the most beautiful and relaxing beaches in Trinidad. The water here is usually calm and clear, making it perfect for swimming and great for families with kids. Little to no waves usually, however depending on when you visit, I have seen it really rough at times. The beach is clean and well-maintained, with soft sand that’s ideal for lounging or taking a walk/run. You can explore some small caves along the shore. The surrounding hills and greenery give it a more secluded and natural vibe compared to some of the busier beaches. Facilities like restrooms and picnic areas are available, and there’s usually free parking close to the beach, making it very convenient. There are chairs and umbrellas for rent. The only issue which I have experienced multiple times is copious amounts of sand flies biting you as soon as you enter the beach, it's a hit or miss with this, not sure what causes it or when exactly so walk with insect repellent incase.

always a calm clean beach with good washroom,nice relax vibes

Very nice beach. It's usually more calm than Maracas. On sunny days, the water is crystal clear. If chairs or umbrellas are needed there are guys nearby who rents them out to you. Changing room and showers are available. Car park is small so if it is full you have to park on the road.

Much quieter than Maracas, with a long stretch of soft sand perfect for walking. Facilities are good with changing rooms and lifeguards on duty. Great place for a peaceful lime or picnic. If you want calm compared to Maracas, this is the spot.

Great beach facilities. This beach is usually considered alongside Maracas and Tyrico as they are along the same north coast road with Las Cuecas being the farthest of the three when coming from the west. The parking is great unlike Tyrico and free unlike maracas. When the main car park is full there is additional parking with a nice walk way between the car park and the beach. The entire beach facility is very well built and maintained. There is a nice shower area unlike Tyrico. You can pay just 1 dollar to shower inside and use the changing rooms or you can shower outside for free. Unlike Maracas where you have to pay and the price is relatively much more. The beach itself is great. The water is very calm and clean. Tyrico beach has an estuary so while it is calm most times, it can have some debris in the water Maracas beach is usually very rough and it's turbulent waters result in the water being very sandy. Hence, Las Cuevas has the best beach out of the 3 locations. There is also a snack bar to compete with Maracas' iconic bake and shark as well as vendors selling local craft and snacks. Is it worth the extra drive after Maracas? I would say yes but you can decide.

Spent a couple of hours on this lovely beach. There are facilities available for changing etc. The car park is a good size but can get full really quickly. On a Tuesday at 3pm there were a couple of available spaces. Snacks and drinks are available. You can also have a massage if you like. Decks chairs can be rented. I prefer Las Cuevas as I am not a strong swimmer and the nearby Maracas Beach can be a little rough. The life guards were present. Had an amazing time. We left at 5pm but the change room facilities and the outdoor showers were closed. There was a sink and a jug which we used to rinse off the sea water with. I can wait to return to walk the long stretch of beach.

Hands down an amazing couple of hours. Thank you Ian and Roy for not only the tour but helping organise transport for our large group and of course your dedication to Tobago’s wildlife. For those wanting to go make sure you have enough sun protection, insect repellent on you beforehand and water. In our group we had an age range from 7yrs-76yrs. For the youngest it was a bit too hot and tiring but nothing a piggy back ride couldn’t solve. For the oldest with a dodgy knee, a walking stick helped manoeuvre the uneven ground and steepish areas.

Unique personal tour. We were shown around by Ian whose enthusiasm and candour made it engaging. The insight into the local wildlife and the issues in play gave us an interesting perspective. It was above all fun! Highly recommend. N.B. It's appointment only so book via their website to avoid disappointment.

We had a really wonderful visit to their animal rehabilitation area - reservation via WhatsApp was smooth, Micheal was a very knowledgeable and personable guide, and we were able to interact a lot with the animals. Corbin Local Wildlife is a commendable organisation that deserves support. Well worth a visit to explore Tobago's unique eco-system.

They were super accommodating last minute, and the tour was personal and informative! It was one of the best choices we made while visiting Tobago! We recommend going when you first arrive, not at the end of your trip. What they are doing for the wildlife on their island is amazing! 100% would support again and suggest going to anyone even remotely considering it.

One of the best nature experiences in Tobago. It's like a mini zoo but the animals are well kept in natural environments (only the ponds are man-made). Yes, the animals are in enclosures but due to the crazy hunting by the citizens, I'd say they are protected in these enclosures. The tour guide, Michael, was sooo knowledgeable and friendly. He was not rattling off info in a boring manner like most guides. Unfortunately, there weren't any Armadillos in my visit but it was so amazing to see the animals. And even the animals seemed friendly and welcoming to me. Strange. The road to get here was a bit difficult and you have to drive carefully, but it's not too bad. It's amazing and good what Corbin Wildlife is doing for nature. Give them a visit. We paid $50 per person in 2023. And enjoy a wonderful nature walk.

We had the pleasure of experiencing the park as a private visit and can't say enough good things about it. Our guide was incredibly friendly, knowledgeable and eager to share facts about the facility and its inhabitants. This is a great way to learn about TT's native species, conservation challenges on the island as well as a great opportunity for photos.

My 4 year old granddaughter had a wonderful time today. She loved being that close to the animals. Michael Corbin was an excellent guide and we all learnt a lot about the local animals. They are rescue animals so donations are welcomed. Really worth the trip.

Nice spot but the authorities need to put in more effort to make this lovey park look better. It appears “beat up”. As you drive up to the top there are shaded tables with benches to have your picnic! There are more spots once you reach the top. We visited during early afternoon on a weekday so it was not at all crowed. Plenty of parking spots. There are washrooms at the top. There are no shops or vending machines there. The views are of the sea and on a clear day you might spot the tall buildings of Port of Spain. Views of the town and countryside as well.

Reached there around 3pm. Staff at the entrance took driver's name . We then made our way up to the look out . Beautiful, scenic views of the city . Very relaxing and peaceful you could fall asleep ! There were benches to sit and take in the views and rest your legs . Place was clean.

Lovely view at the top and on the way back down. There are huts with seats to enjoy a spread of eats and drinks in the shade. No toilet paper is provided in the toilets though...you need to walk with your own tissue and hand towels.

San Fernando Hill offers a breathtaking experience, making it an ideal destination for a day out with camp students. The play park is well-maintained, providing a safe and enjoyable environment for kids to explore and have fun. The panoramic views from the hill are simply stunning, adding to the overall remarkable experience. The combination of natural beauty and recreational space made our visit unforgettable. Highly recommended for group outings! There is no cost to visit.

Great spot for a picnic, scenic views around San Fernando. Fo when it's cooler, even under the shady trees it's hot

Beautiful and clean natural park. Relaxing place with security.

Great lookout point over the city and the Gulf. Peaceful, with benches to relax. We took lunch and snacks for the kids and had a picnic, nice way to spend an afternoon.

10/10 experience. The tour was beautiful and our guide was well informed and took this time. It was also very very beautiful. I loved everything about it and my family members enjoyed themselves and had only good things to say. Would definitely recommend

The tour was interesting. The accommodations were comfortable. Ensure you walk with repellent, water, your own snacks abs maybe wine as the wait for the birds to roost can be a little long. Oh and a pro camera as you can't get too close to the birds

Booked the sunset scarlet ibis tour. Had a very knowledgeable guide (Kemraj?) who was excellent at spotting and pointing out wildlife. We did this in early September and had amazing luck with the vast number of ibises coming back to roost. Would highly recommend!

So the boats cud do with fixing a bit. Our tour guide was cool and great. The scenery is to die for. First time going as an adult we took our kids

Nice tour to see flamingo and scarlet ibis (from a distance). The red scarlet are SO red and we saw them at the sunset time where we stopped for about half an hour to watch them coming to a specific spot to sleep. At that time we got complimentary crisps. We were there on April which was quite sunny and hot, so a hat and a fan is recommended. There are only two companies to book the tour with. We booked with Nanan. You can also go without an advance booking. The parking employee was rude and not friendly.

Great experience I recommend it as a must see on your travel to Trinidad. You will enter a flat bottom boat and sail thru the mangrove, your guide would stop along the way to speak about the wildlife experience and your boat will end at a standstill while u wait for the flocks of scarlet ibis to fly into their nesting spaces. Meanwhile enjoy the catfish that swim to the top of the boat. Truly gorgeous Ensure you walk with a sun hat, sunblock, bug repellant and your refreshments if you like. We took local beer & Water. A small.pack of local snack was provided . But we also walked with chips and cookies.

I can't believe I have lived here for 30+ years and had never been to the Caroni bird sanctuary! Apparently January is one of the best months to go! Especially when it's dry season as the boats aren't covered and there's not much chance of rain. March-April months, the scarlet Ibises are nesting and thus there are less birds to see if you visit at that time- so keep that in mind. People!!! Hats and sunglasses are a MUST!👒🕶️ It's a sunset boat cruise yes but it's level sun in your eyes due to direction of sailing. Don't do like us and forget our hats and sunglasses home. Don't say I didn't warn you. .Definitely walk with your mosquito repellent spray and put it on before the tour starts.. especially if you're a non- national (for some reason our mosquitoes love foreigners 😂)we didn't get any mosquitos when we visited in January. The entire experience is about 3 hours long and there's lots to see. There are lots of low hanging branches so there's some 'ducking' and bending involved especially if you're sitting on either side of the boat. So *CAUTION* those with C-spine, neck or back problems) --maybe sit in the middle seats. The tour gives complimentary snacks on board while you wait at the viewing area waiting for the many Ibises to fly in. Drinks are on sale prior to departure. You can also bring your own snacks and drinks on board in a backpack but please-don't litter! 🙃 It was quite a great excursion for my family (including two kids 5 and under) They enjoyed looking at the many species of birds, a few snakes in trees (sleeping), owls and we even saw a young caiman. Life vests are on board Definitely enjoyed the tour with our Nanan's tour guide, he was very knowledgeable and funny!

I randomly asked a guard if the red house was open to the public and as soon as I stepped in I was given a free tour. The guide was very informative on the history of the parliament. The place was clean, modern and amongst the best yours ive ever had with very kind staff and security .

The tour experience was remarkable. The knowledgeable guide was well-equipped to answer all our questions and share some interesting facts about the Red House. A beautiful and fun experience I believe every citizen should have and try to book a visit.

First time visiting and it was absolutely beautiful lots of art and history and the police officers was so hospitable

The Red House in Trinidad and Tobago stands as a significant landmark and the seat of the Parliament of the twin-island nation. Located in the heart of Port of Spain, the capital city, this historic building is known for its distinctive red color, which gives it its name. The Red House has played a central role in the country's political landscape and has been a witness to many pivotal moments in Trinidad and Tobago's history. Originally constructed in the 19th century and opened in 1907, The Red House has undergone various phases of reconstruction and renovation, particularly following significant damage during the Water Riots of 1903 and again after a fire in 1990. Its architecture features Colonial-style elements that are characteristic of the period, including high ceilings, large windows, and detailed cornicing, which add to the building's grandeur and historic appeal. The Red House not only serves as the meeting place for the nation's Parliament but also symbolizes the democratic governance and cultural heritage of Trinidad and Tobago. Inside, the chambers where both the Senate and the House of Representatives convene are adorned with portraits and artifacts that reflect the nation’s history and development. Moreover, The Red House is not just a site for political activity; it also hosts various cultural and public events, providing a space for civic engagement and cultural expression. It stands as a testament to the resilience and continuity of governance in Trinidad and Tobago, embodying the spirit of the nation and its people. For visitors and locals alike, The Red House is a site of great historical and cultural significance, offering a glimpse into the vibrant political and cultural life of Trinidad and Tobago. Its ongoing role in the nation's affairs makes it a living piece of history, central to understanding the past and present of this Caribbean nation.

Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago. Architecture is perfect. Red house.

Visiting The Red House Of The Republic Of Trinidad And Tobago was one of the most exciting things ever!

Looks amazing. I didn't get a chance to go inside though

The tour guide was very informative and entertaining, the scenery was amazing, great lighting for photos and was definitely satisfied with the amount of wildlife seen

What a beautiful space hidden in Trinidad! The tour was so informative and the tour guid was funny, pleasant, and knowledgeable on the area. The trail is a guided tour and the group must stay together. I do wish we were able to walk without a guide, but I understand the need for one. I definitely recommend!

A quiet nesting site for birds and waterfowl in Pointe-a-Pierre. Call for reservations to take the tour (twice daily), or to walk alpng the trail unguided. Many muscovy ducks and whistling ducks to see upon the path, there is a breeding site for ducks and our own scarlet ibis. . The lotus flower is prominent in the ponds , as is water hyacinths and papyrus. Picnic spots and benches are available for use too.

First time visiting and it was soooooo good! Our tour guide Wes was extremely knowledgeable. You need to go on this tour. Call to book an appointment as you can't just visit on a whim. The cost is TT$20 per adult. This is a conservation wetland, and they are doing their best to protect the various species that are native to our country and the migratory population that visit.

I visited here recently with some friends and my fiancé. He's not from here, so I was excited to see the WFT through his eyes. What a fun, peaceful and educational time we all had. The tour guides welcomed all the questions and we're very knowledgeable. The grounds were kept well! I'm definitely going back to do the gentle hiking trails. Many years since I've been to the WFT, and it still has its charm.

Very picturesque and tranquil environs. Great spot for connecting with nature!

Relaxing nature reserve with guided tour. However tours are pretty short and only one short trail which goes around the pond. Nevertheless it's a very relaxing atmosphere and perfect for bird watchers.

I love visiting this temple and I have been visiting for over 10 years. For me it is an opportunity to visit not just the temple but the 85 ft Sri Karya Siddhi Hanuman murti, understanding and embracing the teachings of His Holiness Sri Ganapathy Sachchidananda Swamiji who we address as Sri Datta Nada Prabhu who is founder of the temple, the architecture and experiencing all that is the Sri Dattatreya Yoga Centre.

Beautiful experience. Right on the water. Beautiful flowers along the pathway with signs. But DO NOT PICK FLOWERS. Has explicit signs along the way.

Very peaceful atmosphere. Worth a visit at least once

I wanted to visit this place after having a dream . I arrived and I was greeted by a priest . The brief history could have been more informative. Over all my visit was successful.

A serene oasis in the heart of Trinidad! The Dattatreya Mandir Temple Compound is a tranquil and spiritual haven that exudes peace and harmony. The temple's stunning architecture and beautiful surroundings make it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking solace and connection with the divine. The priests and staff are warm and welcoming, and the cultural events and festivals held here are always vibrant and enriching. The compound's energy is palpable, and I felt a deep sense of calm and inner peace during my visit. Whether you're a devotee or simply seeking a quiet retreat, this temple is a treasure trove of spiritual nourishment. Highly recommended!

Every visit to the Dattatreya Temple fills my heart with devotion and peace. Standing near the towering murti of Lord Hanuman, you can feel an overwhelming sense of power, protection, and divine energy. It’s as if Hanumanji is truly present — watching, blessing, and uplifting all who come with faith. The temple grounds radiate serenity, and there's a sacred stillness that calms the mind and uplifts the soul. No matter how many times I visit, I always leave feeling spiritually recharged and deeply connected. A truly divine place. Jai Shri Ram 🙏

Very beautiful Temple with an amazing 75 foot tall Hanuman Murti. Makes a great day trip from Port of Spain. There is a nice little gift shop in which you can buy supplies for offerings, statues for your alter or flags for a jhandi. Be sure to go a few extra miles to check out the Temple In the Sea as well.