← Back to Attractions 📍 Gaspar Island Description Escape on a boat ride to the Island of Gaspar Grande, an old whaling station, where you can find one of the easily accessible limestone caves in Trinidad and Tobago. 100 feet Continue Reading
← Back to Attractions 📍 L'eau Michel Beach, Debe, Morne Diablo Description For a spa experience with a difference, a natural mud bath at L’eau Michel Mud Volcano in southern Trinidad should be your next destination. Unlike other mud volcanoes Continue Reading
← Back to Attractions 📍 Royal Engineer Road, Los Iros Description In Los Iros in south Trinidad neatly hidden away in a forest lies a Volcanic Park, home of Erin Bouffe Mud Volcano. The Los Iros Volcanic Park is a Continue Reading
← Back to Attractions 📍 Off Tamana Road, Sangre Grande Description Mt. Tamana is famous for the extensive network of caverns located on its northern slope. A Silk Cotton tree stands beautifully at the entrance to one of the caves, Continue Reading
← Back to Attractions 📍 Southern Main Rd, La Brea Description A truly unusual natural wonder: 40 hectares of liquid bitumen rise to the surface and cool to natural asphalt. It is the largest phenomena of this kind worldwide. You Continue Reading
← Back to Attractions 📍 Tracking Station Road, Tucker Valley, Chaguaramas Description The Bamboo Cathedral is a 300 metre stretch of roadway where the bamboo stalks bend towards each other above the road, forming arcs reminiscent of cathedrals. Several watercolours Continue Reading
← Back to Attractions 📍 Arima Old Road Description Cleaver Woods - A heritage site dedicated to preserving the legacy of the indigenous people Details Contact: 1 869 225-3792 Facilities Visitor Ready: Yes Dress Code: Casual Actions View on Map Continue Reading
← Back to Attractions 📍 Off Cumaca Road, East Northern Range, Sangre Grande Description Cumaca Cave - A large cave system located in northern Trinidad Additional NotesRecommended to be accompanied by a tour guide or Tour Operator Details Facilities Visitor Continue Reading
← Back to Attractions 📍 Hindustan Road, Princes Town Description The Devil’s Wood Yard Mud Volcano is in a small village called Hindustan in Princes Town, South Trinidad. It was given its name in 1852 by the Amerindian tribes after Continue Reading