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Asa Wright Nature Centre
In the field of eco-tourism, the Asa Wright Nature Centre was well ahead of the curve, having been a sanctuary for wildlife since 1967. It is famous the world over for the staggering variety of ... Read more
Maracas Bay
Maracas Bay lies at the end of a scenic mountain drive from Port of Spain. As you descend to the coast you get glimpses of a perfect natural bay fringed with dazzling white sands and swaying ... Read more
Buccoo Reef
The coral reefs of Tobago, so crucial to the island’s economy and the biodiversity of the region, are under threat. But sensitive tourism needn’t harm the environment as the island’s largest such ... Read more
Tobago Crown Point
Crown Point is Tobago’s tourist hub and about as active as this easy-going island gets. Visitors arriving at the nearby airport will find a huge range of accommodation here, from basic to luxury. ... Read more
Port of Spain
Trinidad & Tobago’s capital Port of Spain enjoys a superb natural setting at the point where the mountains dip into the Gulf of Paria. One of the pleasures of this buzzing city is realizing that ... Read more
Emperor Valley Zoo
Trinidad & Tobago’s Emperor Valley Zoo is a modestly-sized establishment which nonetheless provides a great opportunity to observe the region’s fauna in a near-to natural setting. Native ... Read more
Caroni Bird Sanctuary
Every day, the scarlet ibis, Trinidad & Tobago’s national bird, flies to nearby Venezuela to feed and heads back to its island home in the late afternoon. Watching the birds in their thousands ... Read more
Grande Riviere
The village of Grande Riviere, on Trinidad’s north coast, once lived on fishing and cash crops. It is now an important eco-tourism hub, renowned as the best place to watch huge leatherback sea ... Read more
