PLACES in Trinidad and Tobago

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 …

Manatee watching is the act of observing manatees in their natural aquatic habitat. Unlike other forms of wildlife watching, this experience offers a rare, tranquil encounter with one of the gentlest marine mammals in the Western Hemisphere, the West Indian manatee (Trichechus manatus). Manatee watching can be done on small …

A scenic slice of the Caribbean Tucked away on the southeastern coast of Trinidad, Mayaro Beach stretches for over 8 miles along the Atlantic Ocean. With soft golden sands, warm tropical breezes, and gentle rolling waves, it remains one of the best-kept secrets of the Caribbean. Unlike the more commercialised …

Tucked away along the South Trunk Road between La Romaine and Oropouche in southern Trinidad, Mosquito Creek may appear as just another coastal roadway. But to locals, and increasingly curious international visitors, it holds a darker, more mysterious reputation. Associated with ghost stories, paranormal sightings, and spiritual phenomena, Mosquito Creek …

Nestled in a lush valley of Trinidad’s Northern Range, the Asa Wright Nature Centre stands as one of the Caribbean’s premier eco-tourism destinations. Revered globally for its birdwatching opportunities, this former cocoa-coffee plantation has transformed into a sanctuary for wildlife, flora, and travellers seeking a close connection with nature. For …

Maracas Waterfall is the tallest waterfall in Trinidad and one of the most awe-inspiring natural attractions in the Caribbean. Located in the lush Maracas Valley of St Joseph, this towering cascade reaches a height of approximately 91.5 metres (300 feet). Despite its grandeur, Maracas Waterfall remains one of Trinidad’s lesser-known …

Las Cuevas Beach is one of Trinidad and Tobago’s most peaceful and picturesque coastal escapes. Tucked along the scenic North Coast Road, just 10 minutes east of the more commercialised Maracas Bay, Las Cuevas offers visitors a soothing mix of sun, sand, and serenity. Whether you are a local seeking …

The Aripo Savannah, a unique ecological jewel nestled in the northeastern corridor of Trinidad, is a landscape like no other in the Caribbean. This area is home to the critically endangered Trinidadian red-brocket deer (Mazama americana trinitatis), an elusive mammal that quietly roams the fringes of this rare savannah-forest ecosystem. …

Pigeon Point Heritage Park stands as one of Trinidad and Tobago’s most iconic destinations, renowned for its powdery white sand, turquoise waters, and thatch-roofed jetty which has become an enduring symbol of Caribbean beauty. Nestled on the south-western coast of Tobago, this park is often mistaken as a private luxury …

Turtle watching at Matura Beach in Trinidad and Tobago has emerged as one of the most captivating ecotourism experiences in the Caribbean. Renowned for its nesting populations of leatherback turtles, Matura Beach has become a model of successful conservation through community participation, environmental education, and strict protective legislation. The beach’s …