Attractions in Trinidad and Tobago

Hanuman Statue

A massive statue of the Hindu deity Hanuman located in Carapichaima.

Queen's Park Savannah

The largest park in Port of Spain and the center of the carnival.

Scotiabank Building

A prominent modern office building in the business district.

Fort King George

A well-preserved 18th-century fort in Tobago.

Nylon Pool

A naturally formed shallow sandbar in the sea.

Holy Trinity Cathedral

A historic Anglican cathedral in the capital.

Caroni Bird Sanctuary

A protected mangrove area for migratory birds.

Asa Wright Nature Centre

A paradise for nature lovers in the mountains.

Waterloo Temple

An important Hindu temple in the coastal area.

The Red House

The seat of the Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago.

National Museum and Art Gallery

The most important museum for history and art.

Royal Botanic Gardens

Historic botanical garden in Port of Spain.

Bocas Islands

An archipelago off the coast of Trinidad.

San Fernando Hill

A prominent viewpoint in San Fernando.

Hasely Crawford Stadium

The largest multi-purpose stadium in the country.

Pigeon Point Jetty

Iconic wooden jetty on the beach of Tobago.

Memorial Park

An important memorial park in the capital.

Pitch Lake

Geological natural wonder in La Brea.

Trinidad Country Club

A well-known social meeting place.

Buccoo Reef

A significant marine protected area.

Maracas Beach

A famous sandy beach in Trinidad.

Mount Saint Benedict Abbey

An important monastery on a hill.

Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception

A prominent Catholic cathedral.

Nature

Lake

Hollis Reservoir

Trinidad's oldest reservoir, surrounded by forest in the Northern Range.

Gasparee Caves

A limestone cave system on Gaspar Grande island, featuring an underground pool.

Tamana Mountain

A mountain in the Central Range famous for its bat caves.

Moruga River

A river on the south coast of Trinidad, emptying into the sea near the historic village of Moruga.

Oropouche River (North)

A river in northeastern Trinidad, rising near Valencia and flowing into the Atlantic.

Morne Catherine

A notable peak in the eastern part of the Northern Range.

Paria Falls

A secluded waterfall and deep plunge pool at the end of a hike along the north coast.

Caparo River

A significant river in central Trinidad, flowing into the Gulf of Paria.

island

St. Giles Islands

A group of small, rocky islands off the northeastern tip of Tobago.

El Tucuche

The second highest mountain in Trinidad.

Northern Range

The highest mountain range in Trinidad.

More highlights

Columbus Bay

A bay on the southwestern tip of Trinidad, where Christopher Columbus is said to have landed in 1498.

Erin Bay

A large bay on the south coast of Trinidad, known for its calm waters and fishing villages.

La Vache Bay

A secluded bay on Chacachacare island, known for its calm anchorage.

Celestial Park Forest

A private nature reserve in Tobago dedicated to rainforest conservation.

Icacos Point

The southwesternmost point of Trinidad island, closest to Venezuela.

Aripero Savannas

A unique savanna ecosystem on white sand soils in southern Trinidad.

Nariva Swamp

The largest freshwater wetland in Trinidad, supporting diverse wildlife.

Sans Souci Bay

A picturesque bay on the north coast, popular with surfers.

Galleons Passage

The channel of sea that separates the islands of Trinidad and Tobago.

animal-habitat

Grande Riviere Turtle Beach

One of the Caribbean's most important leatherback beaches.

Trinity Hills Wildlife Sanctuary

A large, hilly forested sanctuary in southeastern Trinidad.

kid-landmark

Maracas Bay

Trinidad's most famous beach and a popular weekend spot.

historical

Fort George

A historic fort offering panoramic views of Port of Spain.

animal-habitat

Little Tobago Bird Sanctuary

A small island with an important seabird nesting site.

animal-habitat

Pointe-a-Pierre Wildfowl Trust

A sanctuary with lagoons, birds, and quiet walking paths.

agriculture

Siparia Dairy Farms

Pasture farms in the southwest producing milk and cheese.