All Trinidad and Tobago Tours & Excursions in 2026

Due To popular demand, we're excited to introduce our Maracas Beach Excursion & City Pass by tour. Enjoy one of the most scenic drives in Trinidad on the way to Maracas beach, plus a Guided drive through Port of Spain, showcasing its rich historical and Iconic buildings. Come along, hop on board, let's make unforgettable memories. FREE WIFI FREE COLD WATER PLEASE NOTE FROM 2 persons and above !!!!

Get a comprehensive mini tour of Trinidad on this 5-hour excursion from Port of Spain. Stroll through the produce market and the local bazaar in Chaguanas, then stop by the Temple of the Sea, among other attractions. Pickup and drop-off at accommodations in Port of Spain are included.

Discover Trinidad’s gastronomy and beautiful nature during this full-day tour from the Port of Spain. Visit some of the island’s oldest and most historic settlements, a sugar plantation, and the ‘doubles capital’ where you can find delicious East Indian food, and a teak forest. Take a dip in the natural ‘mud volcano’ bubbling with the earth’s minerals that cleanse your skin before washing off at the nearby beach.

Clear Kayaking is the best way to observe the beautiful reefs and marine life of Tobago. The Clear Kayak acts as a magnifies the fishes and corals of the ocean floor. It is eco friendly and sustainable for our fish friends Trained Operators attend each tour with and everyone is equipped with life jackets for all ages. Our customer centric values ensures that you leave with smiles and good memories

To witness the Scarlet Ibis come home to roost is the only one of its kind in the Region. They are the rare "beautiful birds" whose loss are mourned by many because they bring a refreshing uniqueness to the world. They are the creatures who feed the souls of others. The brother realizes his loss as Doodle dies. He cries, holding him and "sheltering [his] fallen scarlet ibis from the heresy of rain." The Scarlet Ibis - Wikipedia "The Scarlet Ibis" is a short story written by novelist James Hurst. It was first published in The Atlantic Monthly in July 1960 and won the "Atlantic First" award. The story has become a classic of American literature, and has been frequently republished in high school anthologies and other collections. Published in‎: ‎The Atlantic Monthly Publication date‎: ‎July 1960 Author‎: ‎James Hurst Genre(s)‎: ‎Tragedy‎, ‎short story

Discover the delicious local cuisine of Trinidad during this 3-hour evening tasting tour. Visit a number of local establishments and food stalls and sample local cuisine such as corn soup, roti, geera pork sandwiches, doubles, and much more. Learn about the island from your informative guide as you discover the hidden food gems of Trinidad. Round-trip transportation from your hotel is included.

Whenever we get a call that a turtle has been spotted you'll be the first to know! We pick you up and take you for an amazing experience. Turtles that can be spotted are Green, Hawksbill, and Leatherback turtles.

Enjoy high-rope thrills and adrenaline-pumping adventure in the Caribbean on this 5-hour zipline tour in Trinidad. Following a safety briefing, pull on your harness and head into the treetops. Zoom along seven different lines up to 100 feet (30 meters) in the air and test your nerve over five canopy walks. Along the way, admire sweeping views over the Caribbean coastline to the Port of Spain — where yachts bob in the clear waters. When you’re done, finish with a relaxing swim at a nearby beach.

I have been giving tours of the rainforest since I was 12 years old. I know how and where to find the birds you want to see! I am proud of my island home and love to meet visitors and show them around.

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.

Experience Tobago’s highlights and a Buccoo Reef glass bottom boat trip on this full-day tour. After a panoramic drive around the island's capital of Scarborough, visit Plymouth to see the ‘Mystery Tombstone’ and Fort James. Then, ride a glass bottom boat to Buccoo Reef to view its fish and corals through the underwater windows, and swim and snorkel at Nylon Bay. Entrance fees, plus pickup and drop-off at selected southwest Tobago hotels included.

Cross of two of Tobago's most famous attractions on this private boat tour: the Buccoo Reef and the Nylon Pool, which is named for its shimmering waters. Over five stops, see an array of coral and learn about the different kinds of fish. You won't just sightsee, you'll also have the ability to dip into the waters during a snorkeling stop.

A tour into the heart of the rural Caribbean, along the Atlantic coastline, sweeping up and down through sleepy villages going about their daily business. Enjoy scenic views and pristine beaches and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the famous Argyle Waterfalls

When your cruise ship docks in Port of Spain, know that you have your shore excursion booked ahead; no last-minute scrambling. Embark on a private walking tour with a dedicated guide, aimed at showing you the highlights of Port of Spain. Follow a carefully curated itinerary that includes visits to the Queen’s Park Savannah, the Historical Museum, and a drive up the Northern Range. Enjoy a “bake n shark” traditional sandwich on the beach at Maracas Bay with some free time to relax.

Take in the sights and history of Tobago in one hassle-free tour. A private guide leads you to Fort George for panoramic views, the Royal Botanic Gardens for a brief stroll, to the small town of Plymouth for the “mysterious tombstone” and 17th-century Fort James ruins, and the popular Store Bay to try Tobago's famous crab and dumplings. Plus, included hotel pickup and drop-off make this tour extra convenient.

Swim in the sea in Tobago at night and watch the bioluminescence glowing all around you. This glowing effect is due to energy released from chemical reactions occurring from plankton in the water. This is a spectacular sight, and you’ll be able to spend some magical time in the water with them. The entire excursion lasts around two and a half hours.

Describe an ocean adventure, and we will create it for you! Snorkeling, freediving, spearfishing or just relaxing by the water. An authentic experience like no other! You are not just transported to the gorgeous gems of the island, you are guided by passionate, knowledgeable and certified divers and local seafood experts. You are taught about marine life while seeing it first-hand, then local seafood while watching a show of it's preparation and cooking on the beach, right in front of you! You can request your own seafood, location and activities, and even add a snorkel, freedive or spearfishing mini-class to your day! We can offer all transport from your stay, to the site and back. Comfortable 4x4 vehicles (trucks) with tray for all equipment and fresh water to rinse once complete.

We offer a safe and comfortable personalized tour experience where you have the chance to be surrounded by Nature.

Starting at Buccoo Bay we take you for a leisurely scenic cruise to the Bon Accord Lagoon where you can look at the perfect white beaches of No Mans Land and to Nylon Pool Glass-bottom Boat Trip Buccoo Reef is a protected marine park located a short distance off Pigeon Point and store Bay beaches. The reef has a fascinating, colourful underwater life. World famous French oceanographer and explorer Jacques Cousteau visited Tobago's Buccoo Reef and rated it as the third most spectacular reef in the world. The Buccoo reef system is approximately 7 km2 (30 mls.2) in area and consists of an arc of five reef flats that enclose a shallow reef lagoon and the Bon Accord Lagoon. There is patchy distribution mainly staghorn and star coral communities within

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.

Relax on a coconut-lined sandy beach, free of high-rise hotels, in a day trip to the beach at Maracas Bay. Tourism hasn’t touched this popular 1.25-mile (2-kilometer) beach in Trinidad yet, so you can swim, walk, or relax without much interruption. A must-try (own expense) is the famous "bake and fish," a hot and crispy fish sandwich with different sauces. Plus, the panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea make for a perfect photo.

Bioluminescence is the production and emission of light by a living organism produced by energy released from chemical reactions occurring inside (or ejected by) the organisms. These glowing plankton will be the most spectacular thing you'll ever see.

If you're looking for an exciting way to see some of Trinidad and Tobago's amazing wildlife, join this snorkeling tour and get up close and personal with dolphins, turtles and sting rays. Your guide takes you to three different snorkeling spots in Buccoo Reef, where you have a good chance of seeing some incredible marine life. Plus, your guide provides all the snorkeling equipment you'll need, so all you have to do is enjoy the experience.