Trinidad and Tobago
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1. Asa Wright Nature Centre
ForestNearly 200 acres are covered with plants, trees, and multihued flowers, and the surrounding acreage is atwitter with more than 200 species of...Read More
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2. Maracas Bay
BeachThis stretch of peach-colored sand has a cove and a fishing village at one end. It's the local favorite, so it can get crowded on weekends....Read More
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3. Winston Nanan Caroni Bird Sanctuary
Body Of Water/WaterfallThis large swamp with mazelike waterways is bordered by mangrove trees, some plumed with huge termite nests. If you're lucky, you may see lazy...Read More
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4. Balandra Bay
BeachOn the northeast coast, this beige-sand beach—popular with locals on weekends—is sheltered by a rocky outcropping and is a favorite of bodysurfers...Read More
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5. Blanchisseuse Bay
BeachThe facilities are nonexistent at this narrow, palm-fringed beach, but it's an ideal spot for a romantic picnic. A lagoon and river at the east...Read More
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6. Chaguaramas Military History & Aerospace Museum
Museum/GalleryAlthough this museum covers everything from Amerindian history to the Cold War, the emphasis is on the two World Wars, and it's a must-see for...Read More
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7. Emperor Valley Zoo & Botanical Gardens
GardenThe cultivated expanse of parkland north of the Savannah is the site of the president's and prime minister's official residences and also the...Read More
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8. Galera Point Lighthouse
Historic District/SiteThis essential stop when touring the northeast was constructed in 1897 on a stunning cliff. It's still used to warn ships about the rough waters...Read More
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9. Grande Riviere
BeachOn Trinidad's rugged northeast coast, Grande Riviere is well worth the drive. Swimming is good, and there are several guesthouses nearby for...Read More
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10. Kay's Pot
RestaurantOn the long drive to Point Galera, be sure to stop at Kay's Pot for a great meal en route. Many consider it worth the drive all by itself. In...Read More
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11. Las Cuevas Bay
BeachThis narrow, picturesque strip on North Coast Road is named for the series of partially submerged and explorable caves that ring the beach....Read More
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12. Lopinot Complex
Museum/GalleryIt's said that the ghost of the French count Charles Joseph de Lopinot prowls his former home on stormy nights. Lopinot came to Trinidad in...Read More
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13. Manzanilla Beach
BeachYou can find picnic facilities and a pretty view of the Atlantic here, though the water is occasionally muddied by Venezuela's Orinoco River...Read More
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14. National Museum & Art Gallery
Museum/GalleryBe sure to see the National Museum & Art Gallery, especially its Carnival exhibitions, the Amerindian collection and historical re-creations...Read More
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15. Salybia Bay
BeachThis gentle beach has shallows and plenty of shade—perfect for swimming. Snack vendors abound in the vicinity. Like many of the beaches on the...Read More
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16. Sri Dattatreya Yoga Centre
Religious Building/Site/ShrineThis impressive temple site was constructed by artisans brought in from India. It is well worth a visit to admire the intricate architectural...Read More
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