Sweet TnT Magazine visited Maracas Beach on a Monday just to catch some scenes that happen on an ordinary day at the popular beach in Trinidad. Here are some scenes of friends and families relaxing or having the popular bake and shark for lunch while enjoying the sun, sand and sounds of the Maracas waves. Vendors display their crafts and souvenirs for visitors to have wonderful memories.
This popular beach has all the amenities that visitors would need. People enjoy ample parking, restroom facilities, an assortment of food options, souvenir shops, free wifi, sponsored events on public holidays, lifeguards, and representatives from the tourism department during the peak season.
Here are some scenes at Maracas Beach


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Updated March 2018 – www.sweettntmagazine.com
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