Top Trinidad Tickets & Passes

Avoid the hassle of renting a car and book this half-day excursion to Maracas Beach. With a private driver-guide, drive along the northern coast to the picturesque beach where you can take a refreshing swim and bask under palm trees. Head to a lookout point for stunning views and opt to try a local delicacy called “bake and shark.”

Hear the music of Trinidad live on this 2.5-hour tour that takes you the steelpan yards of the area. Locations of the steelpan yards vary, but include areas of Port of Spain and Woodbrook. This tour also includes round-trip transport from your hotel, and can be adjusted accordingly if families with children would like to take it. After hearing the steelpan performers play music, you can choose to go back to your hotel, or you can journey down to an area that's extremely popular for its nightlife scene.

• Jeep adventure experience through the Northern Range Mountains. • Live like a local • Learn the history of this village. • Spectacular views of the Paramin Valley and mountains.

Get out of the city and spend some time in nature with this hiking tour. You'll hike through the Blanchisseuse Forest, with lots of stops to take in views along the way. You'll have the chance to visit attractions such as Turtle Head Rock, the Cathedral at Paria Bay, and Paria Beach, with time to take a refreshing dip at the base of Paria Falls.

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.

Drive through Trinidad's Vibrant Capital, Port Of Spain, passing historic landmarks before heading to the coast. Enjoy panoramic views of the city and coastline, Fort George 1804 British fort and one of the island's most popular viewpoints. Continue to the Maracas lookout for Stunning views of maracas beach, famous for its golden sands and the Iconic local favorite- bake and shark. Travel east to Tyrico Beach and Las Cuevas, A site offering beautiful ocean views. Visit a hidden gen perfect for nature lovers and seeking a peaceful escape. before Returning, we Stop at maracas beach to enjoy authentic bake and shark at Mom's Bake and Shark, a local must-try. if want to take a bath for a hour or 2 no problem. WITH US YOU CAN MAKE THIS TRIP HOW YOU WANT IT. WHEN BOOKING SEND US A TEXT WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO AS WELL AND WE WOULD MAKE IT HAPPEN!!!! plus WE have a Hidden Gem for this tour that's not listed

Explore Trinidad’s tallest waterfall. Maracas Valley lies just north of Trinidad’s first capital. Once inhabited and thought sacred by the island’s first people, the single drop waterfall stands at approximately 300 feet. Stepping into this basin feels like stepping back in time, surrounded by nature, this is one of Trinidad’s hidden gems. The hike on average takes about 40 minutes and although uphill, is a 4 out of 10 in terms of difficulty for persons reasonably fit and active. After the falls, we guide you to back down the trail to Ballata pools, where guests can fully submerge themselves and relax in mountains fresh and rejuvenating waters. After your hike we treat you to some of Trinidad’s most delicious foods. This tour begins and ends at the family’s property where washroom facilities are available.

Escape the city and experience the best of Trinidad with a thrilling half-day trip to Maracas Beach—your island’s most famous coastal gem! This tour combines breathtaking mountain views, a scenic rainforest drive, and plenty of time to swim, sunbathe, and relax on golden sands. You’ll enjoy stops for photo-worthy lookouts, hear fascinating local stories from your guide, and get the chance to try the island’s most iconic street food—bake and shark—freshly made right on the beach. Whether you're a nature lover, foodie, or just craving the sea breeze, this experience is a perfect way to unwind and enjoy a taste of true Trinidadian life. Book now and make Maracas Beach the highlight of your trip!

Experience Trinidad's ultimate adventure with the exclusive Matura triple-adventure tour! Combine the thrill of ATV riding through diverse terrain, peaceful kayaking along pristine waterways, and guided hiking through ancient forests with breathtaking views—all in one unforgettable day. The passionate local guides reveal hidden treasures and ecological wonders while you explore Matura's natural beauty from every angle. Perfect for families, couples, and nature enthusiasts, this all-inclusive package delivers exceptional value with equipment, optional transportation, and meal service available. Create lasting memories as you discover the wild heart of Trinidad in this unique, immersive experience!

Guests get to see the north coast of Trinidad, including Maracas bay, home to the very popular Bake and Shark sandwiches made famous by Andrew Zimmerman and many other social media influencers. The paved roads eventually end and we kick the vehicle into 4x4 with hopes of making our way to the end of the trail, thus making our hike a little shorter. The hike itself is breathtaking. We weave in and out on the edge of the forest offering some spectacular views. One such area is a short stop on turtle rock where we venture through a narrow path onto a rocky outcrop with picturesque scenes to the east and west of the coastline. Finally we arrive at Paria bay, defined by a rock formation known as Cathedral Rock. The bay itself is large and requires a 15 minute walk to the other end where we stop at the river mouth for food and drink before heading back into the forest on another 15 minute hike to Paria waterfalls. NOTE: This hike is best done between the months of January to May (Dry Season)