By Felesha Parboo. Palmiste Park, a beauty beyond words. Situated on the edge of San Fernando and 40 acres long, it is a sight to see. It provides an ideal setting for outdoor recreation such as jogging, picnics, walking through the gardens, nature trails and fields, a heart shaped pond and …
Read More »Matura Basin – go swimming in mermaid pools
By Therese Chung. There are many natural wonders at Matura situated on the north eastern coast of Trinidad – from turtle watching to hiking to swimming in mermaid pools. Matura Basin is also known as Mermaid Pool and, no guys, mermaids don’t live there but you feel as though the myth …
Read More »Top view on San Fernando Hill
By Marika Mohammed. San Fernando Hill is considered a landmark of South Trinidad. It’s amazing to see how much of it has changed over the years. For those who are looking for a great, no gym way to get fit or wanting to spend quality time with family before the holidays …
Read More »Children’s clothing for a casual, stylish look
Children can never have too much clothes. The everlasting cycle of wear, wash, dry and repeat requires a whole new wardrobe as often as possible. Also, they grow up so quickly that before they wear all that they have, they move up one to three sizes. Check out our picks …
Read More »Getaway to Tobago after hectic year
By Nerissa Hosein. As per our usual family tradition, we packed up early Boxing Day morning and grabbed a flight to Tobago. After a hectic year filled with ups and downs, going all day, no break and no time out, we as a family make it our business to cut the …
Read More »Google Stadia offers free games in 2021
Since its launch last year, Google Stadia has built up an impressive library of games. With the purchase of the Google Stadia Premiere Edition you will have access to this ever increasing library of games. Below is a list of featured games, the current library, prices and the list of …
Read More »Strolling down Princes Town
By Marika Mohammed. Many people don’t know the existence of the little town called Princes Town. The name is originally a result of Prince Albert and Prince George’s visit to the area. They left behind a mark of planting two poui trees which are very much alive to this day. Princes Town has become …
Read More »Doogee the budget phone with flagship specs
The Doogee family of phones is built to last and capable of taking all the falls and spills that life has to throw at it. When buying a new phone, the checklist is often time very straightforward. You want a good battery, good camera, a good looking device and all …
Read More »Moruga: A little village right off the shoreline
By Marika Mohammed. Moruga is a little village that exists right off the shoreline. Everything is in one spot, the police station, library and health centre. It may not sound like much to see. Compared to an urban area like San Fernando or Port of Spain where there are businesses and …
Read More »Our journey to Biche to attend Stoveman’s funeral
By Kerry Mc Donald. Many people are familiar with popular places in Trinidad, such as Port of Spain, Arima and San Fernando, to name a few, but what about Biche? I distinctly remembered when I mentioned Biche to my cousin, Kemisha, she looked at me in amazement. Her response: “The only …
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