Top Trinidad Food & Drink

Discover the delicious local cuisine of Trinidad during this 3-hour evening tasting tour. Visit a number of local establishments and food stalls and sample local cuisine such as corn soup, roti, geera pork sandwiches, doubles, and much more. Learn about the island from your informative guide as you discover the hidden food gems of Trinidad. Round-trip transportation from your hotel is included.

Explore Maracas Bay at a leisurely pace and relax on the beach on this private tour. Depart from your hotel or port in a private vehicle with a driver and head to the Maracas Lookout  to take in the scenic views. Continue to Maracas Beach, where you can relax on the sand and purchase local food and drink.

Discover the highlights of Trinidad on this half-day sightseeing excursion from Port of Spain. Visit all of the Port of Spain highlights, including the Red House, the Magnificent Seven, Queens Park Savannah, and the Botanical Gardens. Then hit the Saddle Road towards Maracas Beach, stopping at Lady Young Lookout and driving through the region's scenic coffee and cocoa plantations before returning to Port of Spain.

Hear the music of Trinidad live on this 2.5-hour tour that takes you the steelpan yards of the area. Locations of the steelpan yards vary, but include areas of Port of Spain and Woodbrook. This tour also includes round-trip transport from your hotel, and can be adjusted accordingly if families with children would like to take it. After hearing the steelpan performers play music, you can choose to go back to your hotel, or you can journey down to an area that's extremely popular for its nightlife scene.

Experience an authentic and unspoiled Caribbean beach in a half-day trip to Las Cuevas Beach from Port of Spain. This 1.36-mile (2.2-kilometer) beach is a Blue Flag award winner for its purity and compliance to international standards. Highlights of the tour include a Maracas Lookout photo op, a North Coast Road scenic drive, and a chance to sample local delicacies (own expense), such as sesame seed balls and pineapple chutney.

Experience Trinidad’s beloved markets with a delicious guided tour. After a convenient hotel pickup, taste local specialties like salted fish, sautéed vegetables, doubles, aloo pies, arepas, and natural ice cream made from the island’s exotic tropical fruits. Stop by a sustainable, organic farmer’s market and savor a meal and tastings included in the tour price.

It’s impossible to go hungry in the island paradise of Trinidad. Come to our favorite spot to taste some, in the parking lot of the expansive Queen Park Savannah which transforms into a lively fair with food vendors and occasional live music in the evening you’re never far from any of them, some you can find delicious versions of each. A mixture of corn, channa, pumpkin, dumplings, whatever the cook has decided to throw in, corn soup is served street-side in the park, we include corn soup, doubles, phoulorie and ice-cream in the cost. On our way to the Hotel, we go to the street of Port of Spain to visit, Aripita Avenue which is known as the Restaurant Street of Trinidad. St James once call the city that never sleep any time off the day there is always a good lime in St James this tour is available from Wednesday to Sunday

Experience Trinidad’s capital city with this guided chocolate tour and tasting. After an optional hotel pickup, learn about local chocolate and the production process from an informative guide. Taste different varieties and pair them with local liquors before heading to Trinidad’s National Archives for a lesson in chocolate history. Finish the tour with a final tasting at Cocoa Pod Cafe.

Foodies are in for a big treat as they sample a collection of the Caribbean and International cuisines along the streets! One of the best ways to understand a culture and lifestyle is to sample their food. You will find many international flavors among the many kinds of local seafood and tropical fruit recipes. Be sure to try a little of everything! If you have a go-to favorite, you will be in luck as there are many Indian, Chinese, Amerindian, European, African, Lebanese and Creole influences. Then witness how a simple oil drum becomes a musical instrument with an intense sound. Hear the various notes steelpan musicians can form into a beautiful song. Be introduced to the national instrument that has become the country's proudest export! Music lovers and drum players will enjoy this tour as we will look at the creation of our sound! We’re going to tour the pan yard

Experience the many flavors of Trinidad on a 3-hour small-group food tour. Courtesy round-trip transportation from your hotel allows you to relax and focus on the food. Tasty highlights include fritters, mango chutney, samosas, and fresh coconut water. In between bites, enjoy a cultural visit to Hindu Temple that overlooks the Gulf of Paria.