Port of Spain
In exotic Port of Spain you'll meet architecture from around the world - from Hindu temples to gingerbread rococo.
Trinidad, home of carnival and the steel-band, is an astonishing melting-pot of peoples and cultures - African, Oriental, Indian, European and New World. Birds are a major attraction here, too, and this large island offers a secure habitat for over 400 colourful species, most famous among them the glorious scarlet ibis.
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Caroni Nature Sanctuary (Tour C)
PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD
The Caroni Nature Sanctuary is a mangrove swamp covering an area of 105 square kilometres (40 square miles) on Trinidad’s northwest coast. We shall board a large, flat-bottomed boat and slowly travel along the beautiful, peaceful waterways and lagoons, admiring the landscape and variety of birds and wildlife.
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City Highlights & Mount St Benedict (Tour B)
PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD
The Monastery was originally founded by the Brazilian monk as a refuge for monks and others suffering religious persecution. Here our guide will provide a cultural and historical perspective on the monks that have lived the contemplative life for decades.
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Maracas Beach (Tour D)
PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD
Our tour today will visit Trinidad’s most beautiful and popular beach, Maracas Beach. En route to the beach we will pass by many of the city’s sites, including the Magnificent Seven, a row of imposing colonial houses originally built at the turn of the last century as private residences
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Trinidad Highlights & Angostura Distillery (Tour A)
PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD
We will pass by the lighthouse, the striking Parliament building (known as the Red House), as well as the ‘Magnificent Seven’ – a row of imposing colonial houses originally built at the turn of the last century as private residences.
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