Top Trinidad and Tobago Classic Car Tours

See beautiful Buccoo Reef from a different vantage point in this glass-bottom boat tour with morning or afternoon departures. With guidance from your captain and crew—plus snorkeling gear, masks, and life jackets provided—dive under water and admire exotic fish, coral gardens, and sea grass. You’ll also stop at Nylon Pool, a famous shallow sandy area in the middle of the sea, where you can walk, float, or swim.

Explore the vibrant ecosystem of Trinidad during this half-day boat tour through the Caroni Wetlands. Traverse the mangrove forests, lagoons, and waterways to discover dozens of species of plants and animals such as snakes, anteaters, snowy egrets, crustaceans, and much more. This tour is a must do for bird watchers as it is possible to see many species of birds flying overhead and living in the wetland area.

Explore two of Tobago’s best spots today, first teh Argyle WAterfall, and after that the Adventure Farm to see all the varieties of birds. After a scenic drive, you’ll walk on an easy trail about 20 minutes to the waterfall, where you can swim and relax among all the trees in the area. You can change when you’re finished, before the drive to the Arnos Vale to visit the Adventure Farm and Nature Reserve to spot all the birds.

Discover the delicious local cuisine of Trinidad while you mingle with the locals during this evening tasting tour. Visit a number of local food stalls and taste local cuisine such as pholourie, doubles, roti, corn soup and much more. Our first stop is at the Queen’s Park Savannah, followed by the Lady Young Lookout, the bustling town of St. James, completed by vibrant Ariapita Avenue and a cool local beer.

Discover the highlights of Trinidad on this half-day sightseeing excursion from Port of Spain. Visit all of the Port of Spain highlights, including the Red House, the Magnificent Seven, Queens Park Savannah, and the Botanical Gardens. Then hit the Saddle Road towards Maracas Beach, stopping at Lady Young Lookout and driving through the region's scenic coffee and cocoa plantations before returning to Port of Spain.