Top Trinidad Music 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.

During the tour, a steelpan maker first dents the surface of the drum to create a musical scale. Then, a tuner create a beautiful sound. Since a typical Steelpan takes a full day to make, you will see a shortened version of each step in the process. You will also have the opportunity to touch and play the instruments. 1300　pick up at hotel in Port of Spain (15 min drive) 13:15　Stop at Lady Young Lookout for photo taking (5min) 　　 Enjoy the nice view of entire city of capital Port of spain 13:20　Leave Lady young (10 min drive) 13:30　Arrive at Pan Max Studio (Steelpan Factory) in Morvant (Total Tour duration is 1 hour) Demonstration of making Steelpan from Steeldrum by Steelpan makers. (30 minutes) 14:00　Playing Steelpan experience (30 minutes) 14:30　Leave Steelpan Factory (30 min drive) 15:00　Drop off at Hotel in Port of Spain

Once you are in Trinidad you can have the experience of our cultural landscape. You will get to see and hear Steelpan Music and the making of the Steelpan instrument. Get a taste of Calypso and even some Mas you will get an opportunity to enjoy life as a Trinidadian would. To put the icing on the cake, your tour guide is also a skilled musician who will be able to share his life's experiences with you.

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.

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.