Nature and Local Charms
Spend fifteen days exploring the Caribbean gems of Trinidad and Tobago. Explore breathtaking natural beauty and visit charming, authentic villages steeped in captivating folk tales and superstitions. Marvel at stunning panoramic views as you stop along the way to feed colorful hummingbirds.
Coral reefs and pearly-white beaches
Dive into the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean Sea, where you can snorkel among beautiful coral reefs and relax on golden beaches. During this unforgettable adventure, stay in charming hotels located in unique settings. Immerse yourself in local hospitality, dance to the rousing sounds of steel bands, enjoy tropical fruit and delicious snacks, and wake up to a stunning view accompanied by the sounds of countless birds and the gentle murmur of the sea. Where the world can’t find you…
Tips & Highlights: A Tour of Paradise-Like Trinidad and Tobago:
- Take a guided walk through the Asa Wright Nature Centre bird sanctuary and see countless hummingbirds up close, as well as agoutis, tegu lizards, and various other bird species
- Stay in Tobago at Blue Waters Inn, set on 46 hectares of lush grounds, with a stunning beach and some of the most breathtaking blue waters you’ll ever see
- During a tour along the Atlantic coast, you'll visit Argyle Falls, one of Tobago's most beautiful waterfalls, and the Main Ridge Forest Reserve, the oldest protected rainforest reserve in the Western Hemisphere
- In Port of Spain, visit the authentic "pan yards" where the famous steel bands practice, and experience live steel drum music in its birthplace
- In Port of Spain, combine Caribbean charm with luxury and picturesque views during your stay at The BRIX Autograph Collection
- Try some street food, such as "doubles" and corn soup—this is what Port of Spain, Trinidad, is known for
- When visiting Trinidad, choose to stay at Acajou, a charming, family-run eco-resort in a fishing village on the north coast
- During the breeding season, accompanied by a guide, you can observe from a safe distance how the leatherback turtle eggs hatch here in Trinidad
