PLACES in Trinidad and Tobago

Uncovering the “Cocoa Panyol” traditions and historic charm of the Lopinot Valley during Caribbean Tourism Month 2025 In the lush, Northern Range of Trinidad lies a valley where the spirit of Christmas is not just celebrated; it is lived, breathed, and preserved. Christmas in Lopinot is more than a seasonal …

A natural wonder hidden in the Northern Range Deep within Trinidad’s lush Northern Range lies the Guanapo Gorge, a dramatic slice of geological history carved by centuries of flowing water and time. Known to local adventurers and nature enthusiasts as one of the island’s most thrilling eco-attractions, this gorge combines …

Lady Chancellor Hill Port-of-Spain is one of the most recognisable high points in Trinidad and Tobago’s capital city, offering a unique combination of historical significance, scenic beauty, and cultural relevance. Known today as a favourite route for walkers, joggers, and nature lovers, the hill has a much deeper story rooted …

A jewel in Trinidad and Tobago’s architectural crown Mille Fleurs, nestled at the western end of Port-of-Spain’s Queen’s Park Savannah, is more than an elegant mansion. It is a symbol of Trinidad and Tobago’s colonial heritage, architectural brilliance, and national pride. This French-style villa, one of the famous “Magnificent Seven” …

Cumaca Cave, nestled deep in the Northern Range of Trinidad, is a hidden gem that continues to intrigue ecologists, hikers and thrill-seekers alike. Known primarily as the largest habitat of the rare and nocturnal Oilbird, Cumaca Cave offers a unique blend of biodiversity, geological marvels, and challenging hiking trails. For …

Balandra Beach and Balandra Waterfall, nestled along Trinidad’s rugged northeastern coastline, offer an authentic escape into nature that combines the serene beauty of the Atlantic Ocean with the refreshing charm of a forested river basin. Located near the quiet village of Balandra in the Sangre Grande region, this area is …

At the edge of Trinidad’s capital city, where the waters of the Gulf of Paria greet the land, stands a striking symbol of endurance, resilience, and maritime legacy the Port-of-Spain Lighthouse. Known for its iconic structure, this stone sentinel has been a silent witness to the rise of Port-of-Spain as …

Arima: A city rooted in indigenous legacy The city of Arima, located in the north-eastern corridor of Trinidad, stands as a proud testament to the cultural endurance of the island’s First Peoples. Known as one of the oldest settlements in Trinidad and Tobago, Arima has long held a unique position …

Stollmeyer’s Castle is one of the most iconic architectural landmarks in Trinidad and Tobago. Located at the western end of the Queen’s Park Savannah in Port-of-Spain, it forms part of the famous Magnificent Seven, a row of grand colonial-era mansions. With its distinctive Scottish baronial architecture, storied past, and prominent …

An unspoilt coastal treasure Mayaro Beach is a place where time seems to slow down. Located on Trinidad’s southeastern coastline, this stunning 9-mile stretch of golden sand is the longest beach on the island and one of the most serene in the Caribbean. Far from the commercial buzz of the …