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Trinidad and Tobago: By Boat & Ferry
By Boat & Ferry
The Port Authority maintains ferry service every day between Trinidad and Tobago, although flying is preferable because the seas can be very rough. The trip can be made by either a conventional or high-speed CAT ferry. The ferries leave once a day (from St. Vincent Street Jetty in Port of Spain and from the cruise-ship complex in Scarborough); the trip on the conventional ferry takes about 5 hours and the high-speed CAT takes 2 1/2 hours. The round-trip fare is TT$100. The conventional ferry runs TT$75 (round-trip).
Information
Port Authority of Trinidad & Tobago (868/625-2901 in Port of Spain; 868/639-2181 in Scarborough. www.patnt.com).
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