The 85 Best Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago. Trinidad & Tobago is a twin-island Caribbean country located off the coast of Venezuela. Known for its Creole culture and cuisine, Trinidad and Tobago’s capital city of Port of Spain hosts a vibrant carnival with live calypso & soca music.
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1. Fort King George
Fort King George is a National Historic Landmark located in the United States state of Georgia, in the town of King George, in the county of McIntosh, adjacent to the town of Darien. Built-in 1721 on what is now Darien River, Fort King George served as the British Empire’s southernmost outpost in the Americas through 1727. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
2. Queen’s Park Savannah
Queen’s Park Savannah, also known as simply “the Savannah”, is a park in Trinidad and Tobago’s capital city of Port of Spain. It is the largest open space in Port of Spain and covers an area of 260 acres on level land. The circumference of the park is approximately 2.2 mi. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
3. Argyle Falls
The falls are spectacular and the entrance fee is very reasonable and includes a guide. It’s about a 40-minute drive from Scarborough on a picturesque coast road, although there are some tight corners and potholes along the way. Don’t use the so-called ‘guides’ before you go in and go with the official one. I recommend getting there early as I’ve heard it can be busy. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
4. Xanda Tours & Rentals
Pigeon Point, also known as Pigeon Point Heritage Park, is one of the most beautiful beaches in Trinidad and Tobago. It is also home to the famous thatched-roofed jetty, one of Trinidad and Tobago’s most iconic landmarks. The resort covers a long white sandy beach with turquoise turquoise waters. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
5. Asa Wright Nature Centre & Lodge
Asa Wright Nature Centre & Lodge is a nature center and scientific research station located in the Arima Valley of the Northern Range, Trinidad and Tobago, Trinidad. The center is considered to be one of the best birdwatching destinations in the Caribbean, with 256 species of birds recorded at the center. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
6. Maracas Beach
Maracas Bay is a shallow bay with a sandy beach. It is situated on the north coast of Trinidad, about an hour’s drive north of the island’s capital, Port of Spain, via the north coast road. Maracas Bay differs from many of Trinidad’s northern beaches in that it has a protected deep bay. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
7. Corbin Local Wildlife
Corbin Local Wildlife is nestled in Hope Bay’s gentle hills and valleys, overlooking the sea. Surrounded by 20 acres of lush forest, abundant with fruit trees and flowers, the park is home to various native wildlife. From wild caiman sunbathing on the bank of the park’s lily ponds to sally painters running along the many trails to agoutis hopping through the bushes, this park is home to all kinds of wildlife. From hummingbirds to manakins to herons to mot-mots to jacamars, the park is a paradise for birdwatchers. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
8. Englishmans Bay
Englishman’s Bay is a private beach on the east coast of Trinidad and Tobago, located between the islands of Castara and Parlatuvier, and although the bay attracts fewer beachgoers than Tobago’s western beaches, it’s widely regarded as one of the most beautiful on the island. The bay’s classic crescent-shaped shape is capped by two thickly wooded headlands, descending from the island’s main ridge. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
9. Caroni Bird Sanctuary
Spanning 5611 hectares of estuarine marshland, this thicket of tea-colored mangroves is best known as home to T&T’s national bird, the scarlet Ibis. Every afternoon, these brilliant crimson beauties soar over the marsh, roosting in great numbers, and make the trees look as if they’re blooming with scarlet flowers.– Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
10. Adventure Farm and Nature Reserve Adventure
This is a small nature reserve with lots of hummingbirds and other birds. The presentation by the lady and her son was great, and the hummingbird feeders were a sight to behold. I could have looked at them for hours. The trails we went on were short, and my group had a ship guide who was not very good. The birds and plants were very interesting, and there were very few insects. Some trails were not paved and could be steep, so not for people with balance issues. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
11. Pigeon Point Beach
Pigeon Point, also called Pigeon Point Heritage Park is considered by many to be the most beautiful beach in Trinidad and Tobago. Pigeon Point is also home to the famous thatch-roofed jetty, one of Trinidad and Tobago’s most recognizable landmarks.
The resort features a long white sandy beach with warm azure waters. The beach facilities include bathrooms, showers, beach chair rentals, bars, restaurants, and tourist amenities such as souvenirs and water sports shops. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
12. La Brea Pitch Lake
Pitch Lake is the world’s largest natural asphalt lake, with an estimated 10 million tons. Located in La Brea, southwest Trinidad, the lake is part of the Siparia regional corporation and covers approximately 100 acres. The lake is 250 feet deep. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
13. Emperor Valley Zoo
Emperor Valley Zoo is Trinidad and Tobago’s only zoo. It’s situated north of the Queen’s Park Savannah and west of Port of Spain’s Royal Botanic Gardens. The Emperor Valley Zoo was inaugurated on November 8, 1952, by the Governor of Trinidad and Tobago, Sir Hubert Raine. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
14. Pointe-a-Pierre Wildfowl Trust
The Pointe-a-Pierre Wetland Trust is the 2nd oldest Wetland Conservation Trust in the world. It is located within an oil refinery complex. The Wetland Trust covers 36 hectares and includes 2 lakes. It is a National, Non-Profit, Independent, Non-Governmental Organization. Please book at least 7 days in advance.
Guided Nature Walks are available at 9:30 am and 1 pm on weekdays and 10:30 and 1 pm on weekends. The entrance fee is $20.00 for adults 17 years of age and over.$10.00 for adolescents 12-16 years of age 5.00 for children 11 years of age and under. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
15. Castara Bay
Castara is a fishing village on the island’s Leeward side. Just above the village is a lookout point offering one of Tobago’s most spectacular vistas. Castara is best known for its Big Bay beach and Little Bay. The beaches are covered with many palms and coconut trees.
The clear waters are ideal for snorkeling, especially off to the north side. The many fishing boats lined up along the shoreline are a sight to behold and there is always a good deal of friendly conversation going on as the fishermen bring in their nets. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
16. San Fernando Hill
San Fernando Hill is a 192m hill located in the heart of the town of San Fernando, Trinidad & Tobago. The hill, which is made up of an Argillite outcrop, is the highest peak in the entire Naparima plains. The hill was originally almost dome-shaped and had a flattened top.
However, due to unrestricted quarrying during the 1970s, the size of the hill decreased by over a third. The Hill used to support a semi-evergreen forest. However, this was mostly replaced with cultivated species before the Hill was destroyed by quarrying. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
17. Little Tobago
Little Tobago is a small islet off the northeast coast of the island of Tobago. It is part of the territory of Trinidad & Tobago. Little Tobago supports dry forests on the island.
It is a breeding ground for many seabird species, including the Red-billed Tropicbird; Audubon’s Shearwater; Brown booby; Brown noddy; Sooty; and Bridled Terns. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
18. Main Ridge, Tobago
Main Ridge is the island’s main mountain ridge. It’s a 29 km long chain of hills running southwest to northeast, stretching from the Caribbean Sea to the southern Tobago fault line at an elevation of 572m. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
19. Tobago Main Ridge Forest Reserve
The Main Ridge is the island’s main mountain ridge. It’s a 29-mile-long chain of hills that runs southwest to northeast, stretching from the Caribbean Sea to the southern fault system of Tobago. The highest point on the main ridge is 572 m or 1,877 ft.
The main ridge is home to one of the world’s oldest protected areas, the Main Ridge Forest Reserve, which dates back to 1776. The forest reserve is a popular destination for birdwatchers and ecotourists. Main Ridge is home to a variety of native flora and fauna, including some species native to Tobago. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
20. Store Bay
Store Bay Beach, also known as Yan’s Bay, is one of Tobago’s most popular beaches. The reason for this is that it’s located on the southwest corner of the island. It’s close to the island’s capital, Crown Point, and it’s only a few minutes’ walk to Robinson International Airport, making it one of the easiest beaches to get to in Tobago. But it’s not just the scenery that makes Store Bay Beach so popular, it’s also the infrastructure. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
21. Charlotteville
Charlotteville is a village located on the northeast tip of the island of Tobago, on the Bay of Man-o’-War. The first European settlements on the Bay were part of the Dutch colony of 115 – 119 . 55 New Walcheren was founded in 1633 by the Dutch burgomaster, Jan de Moor.
The settlement was abandoned in 1639 but was re-established by fresh Dutch settlers in 1639. In 1636, the Spanish invaded Trinidad and destroyed the colony of 55 Walcheren . Most of the settlers were executed. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
22. Pirate’s Bay
It used to be a haven for pirates, but now it’s one of the most beautiful beaches in Tobago, with crystal clear waters perfect for swimming and diving. It was famously featured in the 1952 film, “Robinson Crusoe,” and it’s still a popular destination for tourists who want to see nature in all its pristine glory. You can get to the bay by boat or walk a few dozen paces, but getting there is an adventure all its own. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
23. Port of Spain
Situated on Trinidad’s northwest coast, Port of Spain is the country’s capital and largest city. It is renowned for its large-scale Carnival, which features calypso and soca. The city is bordered by the sprawling Queen’s Park Savannah, which is home to the world’s largest botanical gardens.
The gardens are home to the Emperor Valley Zoo, which features plants from around the world. Not far from Queen’s Park is the ‘Magnificent Seven’, a row of 19th-century mansions. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
24. Fort George
Fort George is one of Scotland’s largest fortifications, built in the 18th century. It is situated near Ardersier on the north-east side of Inverness, in what is now the Highland council area in Scotland. The fort was built to protect the Scottish Highlands following the Jacobite rising in 1745.
It replaced Fort George, Inverness, which was built in 1715 after the Jacobite rising to protect the Highlands. The present fort has never been occupied and is still in active use as a garrison. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
25. Independence Square
Independence Square is located at the southern tip of Port of Spain in Trinidad and Tobago and was formerly known as Marine Square. It was named to commemorate Trinidad and Tobago’s independence from Great Britain in 1962. The square is divided into two parts King Street on the east and King Street on the west. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
26. Stoll Meyer’s Castle
Stollmeyer’s Castle, also known as Killarney, is one of the original Magnificent Seven built on the western bank of Queen’s Park Savannah in 1904. It is believed to be a Scottish Barony in architecture and is one of Port of Spain’s most distinctive buildings. Stollmeyer’s Castle is said to have been modeled on the Scottish Balmoral Castle.
Stollmeyer’s castle is constructed with imported brick and trimmed with hand-hewn limestone and Italian marble. The elaborate structure of the castle is topped with a series of turrets. The Stollmeyer Castle brings our Magnificent Seven tour to a stunning conclusion. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
27. Brian Lara Promenade
If you’re planning a trip to Trinidad and Tobago’s capital city, you’ll want to make sure you’ve seen what’s in store for the city’s most popular tourist attraction. It’s located at the western end of Independence Square and was in the planning stages as early as 1973.
Work on the Promenade began in 1993 and was named after Trinidad’s most celebrated cricketer, the world-class batsman Brian Lara. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
28. Woodford Square
Woodford Square Public Park and Green Space is located at the heart of Port of Spain, Trinidad. It has a long history, having served as a burial place for First Peoples, as well as a space for slaves to be flogged and hung by the British, and was also the first site/site of Holy Trinity, an Anglican church in Trinidad.
Established as a park in 1817, it was the scene of social and political protests by activists and provided a platform for many radicals and important figures in Trinidad’s history to bring attention to issues such as Racism, Inequality, Labor, and High Tax Rates. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
29. Caroni Swamp
Caroni Swamp is Trinidad & Tobago’s largest mangrove wetland. It’s situated on Trinidad’s west coast, south of the island’s capital, Port of Spain, and northwest of the island of Chaguaramas. The Caroni Swamp takes its name from the confluence of two rivers, the Caroni and the Paria, where the river meets the sea. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
30. The Falls at Westmall Parking
One of the best locations for high-end shopping. The selection of stores is very good. There’s an Apple store, but it’s not very well-stocked. You can buy your iPads and iPhones there.
The Food Court is tiny, but the choices are good. The seating is nice, and you can choose indoor or outdoor dining. The atmosphere is fresh, and the waterfalls in the center of the mall make you feel relaxed and close to nature. Parking is plentiful. If it rains, you’ll get wet as the area is not covered. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
31. Royal Botanic Gardens
Trinidad and Tobago’s Botanic Gardens is located in the heart of Port of Spain, close to the Queen’s Park Savannah, and dates back to 1818. It’s one of the world’s oldest botanic gardens.
The landscaped site covers 61.8 Acres and is home to 700 trees. About 13% of the trees are native to Trinidad, while others are sourced from all over the world. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
32. National Museum & Art Gallery
The National Museum & Art Gallery is Trinidad and Tobago’s national museum. It is situated in the heart of Port of Spain, on the island of Trinidad. The museum is situated at the apex of Frederick Street, across the street from the Trinidad and Tobago Memorial Park, and south of the Queen’s Park Savannah. The museum was founded in 1892 under the name of the Royal Victoria Institute. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
33. The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
The St. Mary’s Cathedral in Moscow is a neo-Gothic Catholic church located in the center of Moscow and serves as the Cathedral of the Moscow Archdiocese. It is one of the three most important Catholic churches in the city and the largest church in Russia.
The cathedral was commissioned in 1894 and opened in 1899. Construction started in 1901 and finished a decade later. The three-aisled church was constructed from red brick and was designed by architect Thomasz Bohdanowitz-Dworrzecki, who was influenced by the style of Westminster Abbey and the Milan Cathedral. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
34. Queen’s Hall
The Queen’s Hall was an important concert hall in London, England. Opened in 1893, it was designed by Thomas Knightley and had a seating capacity of approximately 2,500. It was London’s main concert hall from 1895 until 1941. The hall was also the home of The Promenade Concerts, founded in 1885 by Robert Newman and Henry Wood.
The hall’s decor was drab and the seating was tight, but the acoustics were excellent. It was known as the ‘musical center’ of the ‘British Empire’ and was home to some of the most important composers and musicians of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, such as Claude Debussy Edward Elgar Maurice Ravel, and Richard Strauss. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
35. The Falls at Westmall
One of the best locations for high-end shopping. The selection of stores is very good. There’s an Apple store, but it’s not very well-stocked. You can buy your iPads and iPhones there.
The Food Court is tiny, but the choices are good. The seating is nice, and you can choose indoor or outdoor dining. The atmosphere is fresh, and the waterfalls in the center of the mall make you feel relaxed and close to nature. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
36. Trinidad
Trinidad is the capital and largest island of Trinidad & Tobago. It is located off the coast of Venezuela in the southern part of the Caribbean. Port of Spain is the main city in Trinidad & Tobago and the country’s capital. Port of Spain is also the seat of the National Museum & Art Gallery, which focuses on local history and art. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
37. Mount St. Benedict Abbey
Mount Saint Benedict Abbey is a monastic order that follows the Rule of Saint Benedict. It is situated in the northwest part of the island of Trinidad and Tobago, in the municipality of St. Augustine, in the province of Tunapuna-Piarco. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
38. Las Cuevas Beach
Unlike Maracas Bay, which is about a 10-15 minute drive from here, the waters are not as strong and attract sea-bathers who enjoy the 80-centimetre breakers. They are also more remote and less crowded. It is a horseshoe-shaped bay that is sheltered from the wind and is ideal for swimming. Surfing is usually done at the western end, with waves reaching up to 1.5 meters from November to April.
There is a local restaurant near the parking lot that serves local food if you don’t feel like baking and sharing your way out here. You can bring your cooler, but be careful coming down the stairs to get to the bay. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
39. Nariva Swamp
Nariva Swamp is Trinidad & Tobago’s largest wetland. It covers more than 60 square kilometers on Trinidad’s east coast. The wetland is situated on the banks of the Bay of Biche, just inland from the Bay of Manzanilla.
Nariva Swamp is one of the largest wetlands in Trinidad & Tobago. It is also one of the first wetlands in the country to be recognized as an International Wetland of Importance (WMPI) under the auspices of Ramsar. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
40. Yerettê – Home of the Hummingbird
Yerettê is located in the beautiful Maracas Valley, nestled within the Northern Range of Trinidad. It is one of the most popular hummingbird attractions in the country, offering visitors the chance to get up close and personal with some of the most beautiful hummingbirds in the world.
Visitors can expect to see hundreds, if not thousands, of hummingbirds throughout the year. Up to 14 of the 18 species of hummingbirds native to Trinidad and Tobago are found in Yerettê. Most of them can be seen on a typical visit. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
41. San Fernando
San Fernando is the capital and largest city in Trinidad and the second largest city in Trinidad, after Chaguar territory. Sando covers an area of 19 km² and is situated in the southwest corner of Trinidad. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
42. Scarborough
Scarborough is the capital and largest city of Trinidad and Tobago. It is located on the south coast of the island’s main island, Tobago. The Lower Scarborough area is home to Scarborough Market, where you can find fresh produce and clothing vendors selling their wares. Nearby is the Scarborough Botanical Gardens, a collection of native trees and shrubs.
On the hill overlooking the city are the ruins of Fort King George, built in the 18th century. The Tobago Museum, which houses local art and artifacts, is located on the site. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
43. Scarborough Castle
Scarborough Castle is a former Royal Castle located on a Rock Promontory on the North Sea overlooking the town of Scarborough in North Yorkshire England. The site includes an Iron Age village, a Roman signal post, an Anglo-Scandinavian settlement and a chapel, a 12th-century enclosure castle, and an 18th-century battery. The castle is a Scheduled Monument of National Importance. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
44. Scarborough Beach
Scarborough is home to one of the finest beaches in the UK, with the ideal sand for building castles. The sand is a mix of soft and hard tidal sand. Scarborough is also home to some beautiful rock pools, which can be explored at low tide and may contain a variety of marine life such as crabs, fish, and lobsters. However, it is important to be aware of the tide times. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
45. Scarborough Open Air Theatre
Scarborough Open Air Theatre is an outdoor theatre located in Northstead, Scarborough, England. Built in 1932 in the Northstead Manor Gardens, it closed in 1986 but reopened in May 2010. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
46. Peasholm Park
Peasholm Park is a municipal park with an oriental theme. It is situated in the coastal town of Scarborough in the North Yorkshire region of England. Opened in 1912, the park hosted galas, exhibitions, and other events. In 1924, the park was expanded to include the natural ravine of Peasholme Glen. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
47. Scarborough Fair Collection & Vintage Transport Museum
Scarborough Fair Collection is a fairground mechanical organ and showman’s engine museum in Scarborough North Yorkshire, England. It is one of the biggest collections of its kind in Europe. The Scarborough Fair Collection was set up in the late 80s by local farmer turned entrepreneur and holiday park owner, Graham Atkinson.
He wanted to combine his love of fairgrounds with his enjoyment of entertaining his holiday park customers. He started his collection in 1989 and the attraction was open to holiday park visitors and fairground enthusiasts until it opened in 2008. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
48. SEA LIFE Scarborough
Located in three picturesque triangular buildings on the northern shores of Scarborough, SEA LIFE Scarborough offers visitors a unique opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the world’s most remarkable marine creatures. Visitors can learn to waddle with Humboldt Penguin at their side, experience a shark encounter, and visit Yorkshire’s only seal hospital, where pups have been rehabilitated over the years. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
49. Playdale Farm Park
This is a really cute little farm and it was another fantastic half-day visit. My only complaint would be that half terms are different all over the country, so it was a real shame that pumpkin hunt, etc wasn’t offered and the road up is a real shambles and needs to be sorted out if you want people to keep coming in and maybe a few people in the cafe on the counter would be helpful.
The girl that served us was nice and did a great job, but getting cakes and making drinks and hot food orders and filling up coffee machines and taking payments is a bit much for one person when there’s a huge queue waiting. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
50. Cayton Bay Beach
Cayton Bay is a small bay about 3 miles south of Scarborough and is generally quiet. It is a large stretch of fine sand, backed by cliffs, and has a wild feel. Cayton is a popular spot for surfers and keen windsurfers. The bay is open to the North Sea and is well protected from the waves.
It is also the home of one of the oldest surf schools in the UK, the Scarborough Surf School, which has been offering surfing lessons in the Cayton area since 1989. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
51. Scarborough North Bay Railway
The North Bay Railway, also known as the Scarborough North Bay Railway or simply the North Bay Railway, is a rutted miniature railway in the town of Scarborough in the English county of North Yorkshire. The North Bay Railway dates back to 1931 and is a 20-in gauge railway. It covers a distance of about 7⁄ 8 miles from Peasholme Park to Scalby Mills. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
52. Scarborough Spa
Scarborough Spa is situated on the Yorkshire Coast, in South Bay, in the town of Scarborough, in the county of North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. It is owned and operated by Scarborough Borough Council and is a grade II* listed building. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
53. Peasholm Boat House
There’s no denying that Peasholm Park is stunning, but if you’re one of the many visiting & you decide to go for all the park’s attractions, you’re in for a world of trouble. Peasholm isn’t just a boating lake. It’s much more than that. My advice would be to head towards the top end of the park at the Glen Bridge area. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
54. Alpamare UK
Alpamare Scarborough offers a waterpark experience like no other, right from the Alps. If adventure is your thing, then it’s time to experience the largest, fastest, wettest, warmest, cleanest, waviest, newest, funniest, and most unusual waterpark you’ve ever seen. Please choose from our huge wave pool, warm outdoor garden pool Splash, and Play area, or beautiful outdoor infinity pool. Enjoy four state-of-the-art long water rides that will leave you breathless and give you the thrill of your life. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
55. North Bay Beach
North Bay Beach is one of two bays in Scarborough. The North is the better of the two bays for those who just want to relax on the sand and sea. In particular, North Bay is a great spot for water sports enthusiasts, especially surfers. It’s also a great spot for rock poolers, as you’ll find a series of rocks lining the beach at low tide. You can also rent or hire a chalet, one of the many colorful chalets lined up along the Promenade, perfect for families and friends. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
56. Stephen Joseph Theatre
Stephen Joseph Theatre, also known as the Stephen Joseph Theatre, is an in-the-round theatre in the town of Scarborough, Yorkshire, England. Founded by Stephen Joseph in 1955, it was Britain’s first round theatre. Joseph set up a small round theatre on the 1st floor of the Scarborough Public Library. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
57. Rotunda Museum: Museum of Coastal Heritage and Geology
The Rotunda is one of the longest-running purpose-built museums in the UK. Built-in 1829, it is one of the UK’s first purpose-built curved Grade II* listed museums. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
58. Crown Point
Crown Point is a town in southwest Trinidad and Tobago, United States of America. It is home to A.N. R. Robinson International Airport. Crown Point is also home to Store Bay and Buccoo Reef. It is also home to Pigeon Point and nearby is Crusoe Cave. The name component “Crown” does not come from the English word “crown”, but rather from the English word “couronian”, which means “court” or “court-like”.This name is derived from the English-language document “Duchesse de Courland et Semigallia”, which ruled over Tobago at the end of the 17th century. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
59. Cloud Gate
Cloud Gate is an outdoor public art piece created by the British-born Indian-American sculptor Anish Kumar Kapoor. It serves as the focal point for AT&T plaza at Millennium Park, located in the heart of Chicago’s Loop community. Cloud Gate, along with AT&T plaza, is situated atop Park Grill, which is situated on the north side of Millennium Park’s north side, between the Chateau des Champs-Elysees and McCormick’s Tribune Plaza and Ice Rink. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
60. Willis Tower
The Willis Tower stands 110 stories tall and stands 1,451 feet tall. It is located in Chicago’s Loop community area. It is one of the tallest buildings in the United States.
The Willis Tower was designed by the American architect Bruce Graham and was constructed in 1973 by the engineering firm Skidmore-Owings & Merrill. It was the world’s tallest building at the time of its opening and remained so for almost 25 years. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
61. Deep River Waterpark
The Deep River Waterpark is an outdoor water park that is open from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day during the summer months. The park also operates an ice skating rink during the winter months. The park is located in the Crown Point, Indiana area of Lake County and is operated by the Parks and Recreation Department of Lake County. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
62. Field Museum
The Field Museum is one of the world’s largest natural history museums. It is located in Chicago, Illinois. The museum is well-known for its size and quality of educational and scientific programs. It also has a large scientific specimen and artifact collection. The museum’s permanent exhibitions draw up to 2 million annual visitors.
The museum features fossils, contemporary cultures from around the globe, and interactive programming that highlights current urgent conservation needs. The museum was named after its first major contributor, Marshall Field, a department store tycoon. The museum and collections came from the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition and the artifacts that were exhibited at the fair. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
63. Shedd Aquarium
The Shedd Aquarium is a public indoor aquarium located in Chicago, Illinois. The 5 million-gallon aquarium was opened on May 30th, 1930. It is the third-largest aquarium in the Western Hemisphere, behind only the Georgia Aquarium and the Monterey Bay. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
64. Navy Pier
Navy Pier is the largest pier in the United States, spanning 3,300 feet along the shores of Lake Michigan. It is located in the North Side community of Streeterville in the Near North Side neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois.
Navy Pier covers more than 50 acres and is home to a variety of shopping, dining, entertainment, family activities, parks gardens, and exhibition facilities. It is one of the largest tourist attractions in the Midwest and is Chicago’s second-largest tourist attraction, attracting more than 9 million visitors each year. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
65. The Art Institute of Chicago
Established in 1879, The Art Institute of Chicago is one of the world’s oldest and largest museums. Located in the Art Institute’s Building in Chicago’s Grant Park, the museum is widely recognized for its curatorial excellence and popularity among art aficionados. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
66. Millennium Park
Located in the heart of Chicago’s Loop community, Millennium Park is the city’s largest and most prominent civic center. Opened in 2004 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Third Reich, the park covers an area of 24.5 acres in the northwestern corner of Grant Park.
The park is bordered on the west by Michigan Avenue; on the east by Randolph Street; on the south by Columbus Drive; and on the west by East Monroe Drive, and features a wide variety of public works, outdoor spaces, and venues. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
67. Lake County Historical Museum
The Lake County Historical Society was founded in 1925. The purpose of the society was to collect, preserve, and share information about the history of Lake County and the surrounding area. The first president of the society was Mr. James Owens, who was a railroad pioneer in the area. The 18 charter members. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
68. Lemon Lake County Park
Not only is Lemon Lake a great place to fish, but it also has a 403-acre nature park surrounded by beautiful woodlands. The park features five 18-hole championship-level disc golf courses. The Lemon Lake Flight Center has a Disc Golf Pro shop as well as Concessions on site.
Softball, open play, and a large creative playground are available, as well as two sand volleyball courts. Picnicking is also available, and dogs are welcome in the dog-friendly dog park. Cross-country skiing is also available in the winter, as well as sledding down a sledding hill. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
69. Old Sheriff House Lake County Jail
The Lake County sheriff’s house and jail, also referred to as the sheriff’s house, is a Second Empire-style, brick building that was constructed in 1882. It is a single-story residence with a flat roof. The house has a three-story projecting tower mansard roof, and a single-story porch.
The porch was finished in about 1890 with Tuscan Order columns. The sheriff’s house remained in use until 1958, and the jail was used until 1974. The building is currently owned and operated by the old Sheriff’s House Foundation. It is located at 226 South Main Street, Crown Point, Indiana. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
70. Piarco
Piarco International Airport International Air Transport Association code POS, International Civil Aviation Organization is one of the two international airports serving Trinidad and the Caribbean island of Trinidad.
Piarco airport is situated 30 kilometers east of downtown Port of Spain. It is situated in the suburbs of the Piarco area. Piarco airport is the main hub and the operating base of the country’s national airline, Piarco Airlines, and the largest airline in the Caribbean, Caribbean Airlines. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
71. Castara Waterfall
Just a short walk from the football field in Castara lies this charming waterfall. The walk is pleasant, but the trail is not level and you need to cross the stream several times, so not for those with difficulty walking, and if there is heavy rain then the sleepy stream turns into a river. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
72. Tobago Museum
Located on the top of the mountain overlooking the island and the surrounding Scarborough city, the museum is excellent in a historical fort. There is a wealth of historical information about life on Tobago Island from various periods until modern times. I dislike the ban on photos and videos. No other dislike. Liked everything. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
73. King Peters Bay
Tobago’s King Peter’s and Cotton Bay Estates are stunningly situated along the sheltered shores of the Caribbean. Investors have the chance to build a resort, apartment, and villa on the beautiful Cotton Bay Estate, which will provide your guests with privacy and serenity.
King Peter’s Bay is a site that has been approved for a marina development. The proposed beachfront development is currently on the market and offers will be considered for both full and partial purchase. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
74. Undersea Tobago
Undersea Tobago at Coco Reef Resort Offers PADI Scuba Diving Lessons and Guided Dive Charters to Both Offshore and Shipwrecks. Undersea Tobago Offshore Scuba Adventures for the Whole Family. Personal Attention and Adventure. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
75. Castara Beach
Castara is a fishing village on the island’s Leeward side. Just above the village is a lookout point offering one of Tobago’s most spectacular vistas. Castara is best known for its Big Bay beach and Little Bay. The beaches are covered with many palms and coconut trees.
The clear waters are ideal for snorkeling, especially off to the north side. The many fishing boats lined up along the shoreline are a sight to behold and there is always a good deal of friendly conversation going on as the fishermen bring in their nets. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
76. Mayaro
Mayaro – Rio Claro is one of the regions of Trinidad. It is served by the Regional Corporation Mayaro, which is the governing body of the region. The region covers an area of over 852,000 square kilometers. The Regional Corporation Mayaro is based in the town of Rio Claro, with other towns such as Mayaro.
This region has many beachfront properties and is home to Trinidad’s largest reservoir of Natural Gas and Crude Oil along the eastern coast of the country. It is also the location of the 184,000 square kilometers of the resource exploration area, where Trinidad’s biggest onshore Natural Gas discovery was made in the area of Ortoire Syncline. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
77. Blanchisseuse
Blanchisseuseis a village on Trinidad’s north coast. It is situated on the northern slopes of the Northern Range approximately 24 km north of the city of Arima. The settlement of Blanchisseuse was established by the French after the Cedula of population in 1783. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
78. D2 Beach
Damien’s Bay is one of the many hidden beaches on Trinidad’s coast. These are some of the most scenic and beautiful beaches in Trinidad, but they are often overlooked by many because they are so remote and isolated. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
79. La Vigie Paramin Lookout
Taking the alternate route to La Vigie para min lookout was an adventure! This newly opened lookout offers stunning views and is well-designed and well-maintained. Perfect for birding, picnicking, exercise since it’s cooler, or just for a peaceful moment.
It’s currently free. I asked for a donation but they didn’t have anything. I think they should charge a reasonable fee to help with upkeep. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
80. Sapphire Waterfall
Sapphire Waterfall was one of the most spectacular sights on Midnight’s multifaceted coast. A huge iceberg, the size of an entire sapphire, made its way to the cliffs of Oblivion, where it shattered into tiny sapphire pieces, falling a thousand feet down into a crystal gorge.
A waterfall palace was built at the base of the falls to attract tourists. Crusader Tours offered excursions to the falls from the main Leisure Palace. It was a four-and-a-half hour, five hundred-kilic journey. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
81. Madama Waterfall
The Madamas is one of the most far-fetched yet amazing rivers in the country. Its channel lies in a region with no roads and is isolated from the rest of the country. It is located about 14.5km west of Matelot and about 16 km east of Blancheisseuse. The river originates from an undisturbed series of tributaries originating from El Cerro del Aripo in the north of the country. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
82. Paria Bay
Paria Bay stretches for 1.15 km and is lined with coconut palms that hang over the smooth, silky sand that is home to Leatherback Turtles from March through September.
The Bay is not suitable for swimming as the waters are rough, but visitors can dip their feet into the tranquil waters at the mouth of the river on the east end. The western end of Paria Arch is home to the Cathedral Arch, a natural reconstruction of the arches that were created by sea erosion. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
83. Marianne River
The Ganges Dhara festival takes place on the banks of the Marianne River. Hindus travel to the river to offer buttercups as offerings to Ganga Mai, the river’s mother or the mother of creation. The river is also a popular spot for kayaking. Bird watching is also popular on the Marianne River, with sightings of spotted sandpiper, kingfisher, gray kingbird, and striated heron along its banks. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
84. Blanchisseuse Spring Bridge
Blanchisseuse Suspension Bridge, which has stood for over 100 years, has been replaced by a new Bailey Bridge costing $2,7 million. It is one of two suspension bridges in the country. The suspension bridge will be repaired and will be used for foot traffic only. Minister of Works and Infrastructure, Jack Warner, made the announcement yesterday at the official opening of the Bailey Bridge. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
85. Three Pools
Our 141-acre farm, Three Pools, is a mix of grassland and woodland, nestled in the Black Mountains. It also offers a secluded retreat and event space. Inspired by the principles of Permaculture, we’re transforming the farming system to create a balance between high-quality food production and a stunning landscape that is in harmony with the natural world. – Places to Visit in Trinidad and Tobago
