Top Trinidad Outdoor Activities

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

Discover Trinidad and Tobago's ecological diversity on a visit to the Asa Wright Nature Centre. During this guided tour from Port of Spain, explore miles of beaches and protected wetlands that are home to a rich variety of avian life. Catch glimpses of birds like the tufted coquette and the Ruby-topaz hummingbird during a nature walk and enjoy engaging commentary from your experienced nature guide. Round-trip transportation from Port of Spain hotels is included.

Admire local birds from a boat on this tour of the Caroni Bird Sanctuary. Depart from your hotel in a private taxi and make your way to the bird sanctuary. Accompanied by a guide, board a flat-bottomed boat and admire the natural wildlife. Spot the scarlet ibis, Trinidad’s national bird.

Trinidad has some of the most beautiful areas of rain forests in the world, but getting to these secluded and remote areas alone aren’t easy. During this Trinidad rain forest hike to a waterfall, follow a guide safety across a river to a 65-foot (19.8-meter) waterfall. Enjoy free time swimming by the falls, and a visit to Maracas Beach, too.

Discover Trinidad’s gastronomy and beautiful nature during this full-day tour from the Port of Spain. Visit some of the island’s oldest and most historic settlements, a sugar plantation, and the ‘doubles capital’ where you can find delicious East Indian food, and a teak forest. Take a dip in the natural ‘mud volcano’ bubbling with the earth’s minerals that cleanse your skin before washing off at the nearby beach.

Escape into a lush oasis on this full day tour of North Coast Trinidad. Enjoy scenic views on the drive, then hike to a waterfall and take a dip in a natural plunge pool. After the hike, spend time at Maracas Bay, one of Trinidad's most popular beaches, and enjoy a “bake and shark,” a popular local street food made of fried flatbread, shark meat, and fresh vegetable toppings.

Experience the natural beauty and wildlife of Trinidad this guided excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, head to the country’s largest mangrove, Caroni Swamp, and navigate its maze-like waterways in a traditional local boat. Watch for birds, mammals, and reptiles, and search among the wetlands for Caroni’s national bird, the Scarlet ibis.

• A secret garden where 13 of the world’s most iridescent beautiful and tiniest of Hummingbirds congregate. • Learn the history of the village and the brilliantly coloured hummingbirds. • Experience the hummingbirds up close and personal. • Enjoy the wonderful views of the valley and surrounding mountains.

See endangered leatherback turtles coming to lay their eggs on the beach in Marura during this nighttime tour from Port of Spain. Learn about the species' biology, behavior, and conservation status through a guide's commentary, and assist scientists in tagging and recording the egg-laying process. This seasonal tour takes place between March and August.

In Aripo lies a Turquoise hued six (6) foot waterfall rich in biodiversity due to its bottomless depth. Apart from the deep blue waters, the Aripo River also provides a shallow stream under the forest canopy. The trek starts off the Aripo Road, a short 5-15 minutes mildly steep downhill walk through the rainforest canopy. At the Aripo River one can dive into the deep turquoise waters and swim with the friendly and fearless small freshwater fishes. The river also provides shallow emerald pools for those who wish to bask in nature’s shelter.

It is a one-stop destination for many deferent attractions. For example: 1. Turtle Head Rock. 2. Cathedral at Paria Bay. 3. Paria Beach.

This experience makes you discover the wonderful Viñales Valley on the back of a horse, where you can see how the producers work in the area, and the process of making tobacco, coffee and honey, being able to try it. You will also have the opportunity to taste the rum made in the "Guayabita del Pinar" area.

1. To have the opportunity to soak in the natural sulphur pool, enjoy the bountiful birdlife or just stand and admire one of nature's true wonders. 2. to be able to see the 14+ species of colorful hummingbirds from very close proximity, also Agouti, Golden Tegu Lizards, and many other birds.

• Jeep adventure experience through the Northern Range Mountains. • Live like a local • Learn the history of this village. • Spectacular views of the Paramin Valley and mountains.

Come see nature at its best as you turtle-watch on the shores of Matura which is situated on the East Coast of Trinidad, this tiny village has one of the most popular beaches for this type of activity. This is truly a pure nature tour!The endangered leatherback turtles come ashore from March 1st to August 31st of each year for their nesting season. These giants visit these shores as many as 3 or 4 times during the season to lay between 480 and 1,000 eggs. As you may note, they can be up to seven feet in length. Many of the turtles can weigh more than 2,000 pounds. These magnificent creatures travel for thousands of miles in the water to come here. Due to the high risk of poachers disturbing their landing, a non-profit organization has teamed up with the Forestry Division to protect their nests. Only 100 visitors are allowed in the area at one time and a special permit is required. A minimum of two persons per booking is required we do accommodate one person at an extra cost for 50 0/0

Come and experience the greatest show on earth, Trinidad and Tobago Carnival! Start your day bright and early with a short airplane ride from Tobago to Trinidad. Upon your arrival you will transported to the Queen's Park Savannah in Port of Spain where you will revel in the culture, beauty, excitement and artistic expression of the festival. A minimum of two persons per booking is required individuals who are booking for one person are required to pay 50 percent of the total cost

The trail to the Rio Seco waterfall begins on the Toco Main Road where the beautiful Salybia River flows lazily into the ocean. The trail winds through the primary rainforest of Matura that most times over looks the bubbling river. Through the tropical rainforest, dominating species such as the Mora are seen at different stages of life. The trail would take approximately 40-50 minutes hike, with a rating of 4/10.

Visit Yerette, Home of the Hummingbird, a unique and intimate venue focused on the world’s smallest birds. The aviary oasis is also the home of conservationists Theo and Gloria Ferguson, who entertain groups on an appointment basis. See up to 14 of the 18 species of hummingbirds found in Trinidad and Tobago. A light meal is included.

The Caroni Swamp is an estuarine system comprising 5,611 hectares of mangrove forest and herbaceous marsh, interrupted by numerous channels, and brackish and saline lagoons, and with extensive intertidal mudflats on the seaward side. The central section of the acreage is designated as a wildlife sanctuary and is the home of one of Trinidad and Tobago’s national bird, the Scarlet Ibis. The Caroni Swamp is the major roosting place for the Scarlet Ibis(Eudocimus ruber) and is also the home of over 100 avian species.

Experience the natural beauty and wildlife of Trinidad’s Maracas Valley on this guided excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, head to Yerette, the home of a couple that has been turned into a hummingbird sanctuary and enjoy tea and a delicious meal—it’s included in the tour price. Then travel by boat into the Caroni Swamp and search among the mangroves for Caroni’s national bird, the Scarlet ibis, and other animals.