Top Trinidad Layover Tours

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.

Visit the stunning Avocat Waterfall with this guided hiking tour. Perfect for those without previous hiking experience, wander along an easy path beside the river. Learn about the rainforest's natural history while admiring the local flora and fauna. Arrive at the powerful waterfall for the chance to swim in the pool beneath. Afterwards, unwind in the sun on the glorious Maracas Beach.

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.

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.

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

Start your island vacation off on the right foot when you book this private transfer service from Piarco International Airport (PIA). After picking up your luggage, find your driver holding a nameplate in the arrivals hall of the airport. Then, sit back and relax as you make your way to your accommodation located anywhere on the island.

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.

Experience Trinidad’s beloved markets with a delicious guided tour. After a convenient hotel pickup, taste local specialties like salted fish, sautéed vegetables, doubles, aloo pies, arepas, and natural ice cream made from the island’s exotic tropical fruits. Stop by a sustainable, organic farmer’s market and savor a meal and tastings included in the tour price.