Top Trinidad Eco Tours

Escape into a lush oasis on this full-day tour of North Coast Trinidad. Enjoy scenic views on the drive, then hike to a waterfall and take a plunge into a natural pool. After the hike, spend time at Maracas Bay, one of Trinidad's most popular beaches, and enjoy a “bake and shark,” a popular local street food made of fried flatbread, shark meat, and fresh vegetable toppings.

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

El Suzanne Estate Birding and Nature Reserve is a gated private estate. We welcome all who wish to preserve wildlife and forests. We offer two options - bring your own guide or allow us to offer you our preferred experienced guides.

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.

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.

Make the most of your time and see the highlights of Trinidad in this half-day guided excursion from Port of Spain. Your tour takes you about 236 feet (72 meters) above sea level to Fort George to view magnificent panoramas of Port of Spain. Plus, get a chance to taste local delicacies (own expense), such as chow (freshly seasoned fruit) and the famous "bake and fish," a hot and crispy fish sandwich. Time at the beach makes this tour a home run.

Experience the natural beauty and wildlife of Trinidad’s Maracas Valley on this guided excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, head to Yerette, the home of a couple that has been turned into a hummingbird sanctuary and enjoy tea and a delicious meal—it’s included in the tour price. Then travel by boat into the Caroni Swamp and search among the mangroves for Caroni’s national bird, the Scarlet ibis, and other animals.

Experience an unforgettable turtle-watching tour on the east coast of Trinidad in the village of Matura. A short walk through a forest trail leads to one of the island’s important nesting beaches, though alternative sites may be used depending on weather and road conditions. From March 15 to August 31, endangered Leather back turtles—the largest sea turtles, reaching up to seven feet and over 2,000 pounds—come ashore to nest after traveling thousands of miles. Females may visit several times each season to lay hundreds of eggs. This tour offers a rare natural spectacle while supporting local community conservation efforts.

Combine a comprehensive tour of Port of Spain, Trinidad’s largest city, and a trip to Fort George, a lookout point at 236 feet (72 meters) above sea level with magnificent panoramic views of the city, the Gulf of Paria, and even as far as Valenzuela. The city tour starts at Independence Square before moving on to Queen’s Park Savannah and the nearby row of beautiful colonial buildings called “Magnificent Seven.” Additional stops include a museum and botanic gardens.

The trail to the Rio Seco waterfall begins on the Toco Main Road where the beautiful Salybia River flows lazily into the ocean. The trail winds through the primary rainforest of Matura that most times over looks the bubbling river. The rugged trail would take approximately 60 minutes hike one way, with a rating of 4/10. (Moderate Difficulty) . Expect to maneuver over fallen trees and step over tree roots. Hikers must wear shoes and clothing suitable for trekking along a muddy trail. Walk with an extra change of dry clothing and a towel for after the hike.

It’s impossible to go hungry in the vibrant island paradise of Trinidad! Begin your culinary journey at one of our favorite spots in the Queen’s Park Savannah, where the expansive park transforms into a lively evening fair with food vendors, occasional live music, and the irresistible aroma of local delicacies. Enjoy street-side specialties such as corn soup, doubles, mini roti with meat or vegetables, and refreshing local ice cream—each dish showcasing Trinidad’s rich culinary culture. On the way back to your hotel, explore Ariapita Avenue in St. James, known as the city’s premier restaurant street, offering a taste of Trinidad’s energetic nightlife. For a seasonal treat, visit the Carnival Village from February 8 to 28, 2026, to experience the sights, sounds, and flavors of our world-famous Carnival.