PLACES in Trinidad and Tobago

This article is a personal account of a road trip along the North Coast Road in Trinidad, told through the first-person perspective of a local citizen. It provides a detailed narrative of the journey from the capital through the winding mountain passes of the Northern Range to the remote coastal …

This article is a personal account of trekking the Bamboo Cathedral in Chaguaramas, documenting a first-person narrative of the journey from the Tucker Valley entrance to the abandoned radar station. This travelogue explores the physical and sensory experiences of navigating the arched bamboo groves and steep paved inclines that define …

Queen’s Park Oval cricket memories remain a foundational element of Trinidadian sporting culture, specifically regarding the unifying atmosphere of international matches held at this historic Port-of-Spain venue. This article examines the personal narrative of a first-time visitor to the ground during the 1992 West Indies versus Pakistan series. It details …

Lady Chancellor Hill serves as the premier natural fitness destination for residents of Port-of-Spain, providing a demanding two-mile incline that functions as a communal outdoor gym. This article is a personal account, a first-person narrative detailing the physical challenges and environmental rewards experienced while navigating the northern ridge of the …

Manzanilla Beach offers a premier coastal experience in Trinidad and Tobago, characterised by its expansive shoreline, scenic coconut groves and newly integrated boardwalk facilities. This article is a personal account and first-person narrative detailing the sensory and practical aspects of visiting the Manzanilla coastline. It examines the geographical allure of …

Lady Chancellor Hill serves as a premier elevated destination for visitors seeking panoramic views of the Trinidadian capital and the Gulf of Paria. This accessible ridge, situated immediately north of the Queen’s Park Savannah, offers a unique vantage point that bridges the gap between urban infrastructure and the lush topography …

Icacos - the end of Trinidad It’s a whole day thing if you’re starting from the north and driving to the end of Trinidad to Icacos. There are a lot of beaches so you may want to try a stop and go method. There isn’t any malls, movie centres, or restaurants. It’s like going back to a time when Trinidad was just starting to

Vessigny Beach is a premier coastal destination in south-west Trinidad known for its calm waters, family-friendly atmosphere, and extensive event facilities. Located approximately three kilometres past the world-famous La Brea Pitch Lake, this Gulf of Paria shoreline offers a distinct experience characterised by gentle waves and shallow depths. The site …

Knollys Tunnel stands as a primary historical landmark in Tabaquite, representing a significant engineering achievement in the development of the Trinidad Government Railway during the late 19th century. Constructed between 1896 and 1898, this 660-foot man-made passage was designed to facilitate the transport of agricultural produce, specifically cocoa and coffee, …