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Top 10 Sightseeing Tours in Port of Spain, Trinidad
Port of Spain, the capital of Trinidad and Tobago, has the tall buildings, neon lights and crowded streets of many cities, but also a multicultural Caribbean character and a homegrown calypso soundtrack. The best-known occasion is the flamboyant pre-Lenten Carnival. Among the city's other offerings are cricket and football matches, year-round festivals, a botanic garden, malls, an art and history museum and historic buildings. Entertainment options abound, but be cautious after dark.
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1. Saturday Markets & Brunch Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Your 4-hour tour starts you off with a drive through a winding country road to visit a farmers' market located in a very scenic and lush valley This market focuses on organic produce and being environmentally friendly. Besides being able to do some shopping, you will also be enjoying some of the food the indigenous tribes used to eat. You will then be driven to the market town of Chaguanas where your senses will be enjoying the sights, sounds, smells, and tastes (so walk with an empty tummy!) You will be immersed in agricultural life in Trinidad while having brunch stops throughout the experience. We keep the tours small (no more than 6 persons) and lots of fun!
Inclusions: Beverages, Bottled water, Breakfast, Local guide, Photographs, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transport by air-conditioned minivan
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By OliviaPembs
I should start by saying, food tours are my thing so me saying this was the best food tour EVER is well-considered. I was in Trinidad alone for two nights and all I knew was that I wanted to eat doubles and have a roti. This was my first time to Trinidad & Tobago but I’m lucky enough to have had some great Trini’ food in London. Or so I thought! Turns out nothing tastes better than a Trini’ food tour, in Trinidad with a Trinidadian who has the tea on the very best places to eat. Firstly, Anthony is a gem. You’re in safe hands whether a solo traveller or in a group. His communication and helpfulness from immediate booking of the tour was great. I had the privilege of being the only person on my nighttime food tour - I think I might have been the last or one of the last tours before the pandemic hit full on in March 2020. In fact, the tour was one of the last things I did that was in the old normal! If there is ever a place where a carnivore could happily become vegan / vegetarian, it’s Trinidad. I had doubles, beef roti, corn soup, a pork cutter, soursop icecream and everything was incredible. Not to mention the great history of Trinidad, it’s people and its food, that Anthony will keep you entertained with. If you only go one one tour in Trindad, make it one with Trinidad Food Tours.
2. Trinidad Religious Sights Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Hear some of the fascinating stories of three ot the major religions, and their sites, here in Trinidad. Spend the day exploring Trinidad's very rich religious heritage and harmony including: > The Holy Rosary Church (Christian) > Jama Masjid (Muslim) > St. Joseph R.C. Church (Christian) > Jinnah Memorial Mosque (Muslim) > Tallest murti (statue/image) outside of India at 85ft/26m (Hindu) > A Temple built in the sea (Hindu) This experience is for everyone, whether or not you're religious. You will learn the history of our island and how our diversity has helped define us as a truly cosmopolitan people.
Inclusions: Bottled water, Driver/guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transport by air-conditioned minivan
Exclusions: Food and drinks
Reviewed By OliviaPembs
I should start by saying, food tours are my thing so me saying this was the best food tour EVER is well-considered. I was in Trinidad alone for two nights and all I knew was that I wanted to eat doubles and have a roti. This was my first time to Trinidad & Tobago but I’m lucky enough to have had some great Trini’ food in London. Or so I thought! Turns out nothing tastes better than a Trini’ food tour, in Trinidad with a Trinidadian who has the tea on the very best places to eat. Firstly, Anthony is a gem. You’re in safe hands whether a solo traveller or in a group. His communication and helpfulness from immediate booking of the tour was great. I had the privilege of being the only person on my nighttime food tour - I think I might have been the last or one of the last tours before the pandemic hit full on in March 2020. In fact, the tour was one of the last things I did that was in the old normal! If there is ever a place where a carnivore could happily become vegan / vegetarian, it’s Trinidad. I had doubles, beef roti, corn soup, a pork cutter, soursop icecream and everything was incredible. Not to mention the great history of Trinidad, it’s people and its food, that Anthony will keep you entertained with. If you only go one one tour in Trindad, make it one with Trinidad Food Tours.
3. City Mini Central Tour. Starting with a tour of the capital city
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Following the city tour, you will be taken on a Mini Central Tour where you will explore the sights, sounds and flavours of central Trinidad. Here, you will visit the Chaguanas Market and Bazaar Street where you can purchase and taste some of our fresh, local fruits! After you have filled up on fruits, be ready to get your hands dirty and tap into your artistic side as you visit a Pottery Studio to experience, first hand, the art of pottery making. Next, discover the cultural and religious diversity of Trinidad and Tobago as you visit the Hanuman Murti, an 85 ft statue of a Hindu God; the Ashram; the Temple in the Sea and the Indian Caribbean Museum of Trinidad and Tobago. No tour would be complete without an unforgettable culinary experience. Before your return to your hotel, enjoy a traditional Trinidadian East Indian roti meal, a perfect example of the melting pot that is Trinidad and Tobago A minimum of two persons required one person required 50 0/0 off the total cost
Inclusions: All Fees and Taxes
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Reviewed By R_Singh_0030
Safe and wonderful experience. Definitely will do this again. #Family, #Nature, #Tranquil, #Caroni Swamp, #Trinidad & Tobago
4. Best of Port of Spain Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Enjoy this tour of Trinidad & Tobago's capital, Port of Spain, where its rich history is reflected in the daily lives of its citizens! Stroll through the bustling downtown along a promenade while hearing the tales of 19th Century architecture mixed in with modern buildings. You will visit a charming Woodford square, which is the lungs of the city and was the original town square. Your 4-hour experience will also take you to the uptown part of the city where you will see the glorious architecture of the Magnificent Seven, which were originally family homes built in the late 19th Century! You will visit our National Museum, where you will get a full guided tour, and the War Memorial, the Botanic Gardens, and a few other sites, all of which highlight our city's history and its richness in diversity; both in our people and in our religious beliefs. Our tour groups are kept small (no more than 6 people) to ensure a very personalised experience.
Inclusions: Bottled water, All activities, Local guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only), Port pickup and drop-off, Transport by air-conditioned minivan
Exclusions: Gratuities, Food and drinks
Reviewed By OliviaPembs
I should start by saying, food tours are my thing so me saying this was the best food tour EVER is well-considered. I was in Trinidad alone for two nights and all I knew was that I wanted to eat doubles and have a roti. This was my first time to Trinidad & Tobago but I’m lucky enough to have had some great Trini’ food in London. Or so I thought! Turns out nothing tastes better than a Trini’ food tour, in Trinidad with a Trinidadian who has the tea on the very best places to eat. Firstly, Anthony is a gem. You’re in safe hands whether a solo traveller or in a group. His communication and helpfulness from immediate booking of the tour was great. I had the privilege of being the only person on my nighttime food tour - I think I might have been the last or one of the last tours before the pandemic hit full on in March 2020. In fact, the tour was one of the last things I did that was in the old normal! If there is ever a place where a carnivore could happily become vegan / vegetarian, it’s Trinidad. I had doubles, beef roti, corn soup, a pork cutter, soursop icecream and everything was incredible. Not to mention the great history of Trinidad, it’s people and its food, that Anthony will keep you entertained with. If you only go one one tour in Trindad, make it one with Trinidad Food Tours.
5. Street Food Tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
It’s impossible to go hungry in the island paradise of Trinidad. Come to our favorite spot to taste some, in the parking lot of the expansive Queen Park Savannah which transforms into a lively fair with food vendors and occasional live music in the evening you’re never far from any of them, some you can find delicious versions of each. A mixture of corn, channa, pumpkin, dumplings, whatever the cook has decided to throw in, corn soup is served street-side in the park, we include corn soup, doubles, phoulorie and ice-cream in the cost. On our way to the Hotel, we go to the street of Port of Spain to visit, Aripita Avenue which is known as the Restaurant Street of Trinidad. St James once call the city that never sleep any time off the day there is always a good lime in St James this tour is available from Wednesday to Sunday
Inclusions: Driver/Guide
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Reviewed By R_Singh_0030
Safe and wonderful experience. Definitely will do this again. #Family, #Nature, #Tranquil, #Caroni Swamp, #Trinidad & Tobago
6. Avocat Waterfall
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
With this Tour you will go places only locals are familiar with. So visit little unknown hideouts and avenues that open the mind into what being a local is all about.
Inclusions: Private transportation, Lunch
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Reviewed By 544mariamk
The girls and I had a phenomenal time. Our tour guide, Dominic was welcoming, knowledgeable, and kept our safety at the utmost importance. He knows his surroundings and was very considerate with helping the pace.
7. Paria Waterfall
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
It is a one-stop destination for many deferent attractions. For example: 1. Turtle Head Rock. 2. Cathedral at Paria Bay. 3. Paria Beach.
Inclusions: Water | Gatorade | Lunch | Private transportation
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Reviewed By Tour684668
Our tour guide Jeffery was excellent! He was very knowledgeable and personable and we enjoyed our time with him. We were looking for a overview of Port of Spain, and Trinidad and Tobago and he delivered just that. He also knew all the good places for tasty local food.
8. Trinidad Nighttime Food Tour
Overall Ratings
4.9 based on 55 reviews
Experience some great tasting eats on a fun driven 3-hour food tour in Trinidad. On this tour, taste some of Trinidad's night time treats such as doubles, corn soup, roti, homemade ice cream, and more! A wide variety of exciting, delicious foods which we locals enjoy before and after a night out will be enjoyed, and which all reflect our rather interesting history. All off the beaten tourist paths so you go where we locals go! Your tour also includes complimentary pickup and drop-off at your hotel.
Inclusions: Bottled water, Food tasting, Local guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transport by air-conditioned minivan
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase), Gratuities
Reviewed By SteveRainville99
If you only have one tour to do in Port of Spain, this is the company to go with! From my first email to Anthony, to him dropping us off at the airport, everything went smoothly, and amazingly! We actually did two tours with him; The Port of Spain food tour, and the Trinidad Nighttime food tour. The first one started off with a pick up at our hotel sharply at 9am. We went and had a typical Trinidadian breakfast, followed by a small historical tour of Port of Spain. We saw various sites including the last stop being the astonishing views atop Fort George. The second tour started with Anthony picking us up sharply at 5pm from the international airport. We stopped at the Mount St Benedict Monastery, where we were treated to stunning views of the city below. We then embarked on the food tour which included 5 stops. The foods were; Corn Soup, Geera Pork, Doubles, Beef Roti, and finished off with the local homemade ice cream. Every street vendors Anthony picked were different, yet all awesome. My personal 2 favorites have to be the Geera Pork sandwich which was so delicious! The Beef Roti was also spectacular, with tender beer, potatoes, and rolled in a warm soft "tortilla" style bread. Being a Tour Operator myself, I cant speak highly enough on Anthony's phenomenal customer service skills, and outstanding professionalism! I wouldn't choose anyone else to show me around Port of Spain. Two thumbs way up to Anthony for an unforgettable experience!
9. Port of Spain Shore Excursion: (Group Tour) City Highlight / Maracas Beach
Overall Ratings
4.7 based on 3 reviews
When your cruise ship docks in Port of Spain, know that you have your shore excursion booked ahead; no last-minute scrambling.Introduce yourself to its City highlights with a visit to the largest Roundabout in the World also home to the Trinidad Carnival.The Queen's Park Savannah !.. take part in a hop off hop on peruse on the western part of the savannah among an Architecture collection of Castles and Chalets and Coconut water. A quick Birds eye View of the City. Then it's onto a Drive Through the Northern Range Rainforest ...Hungry don't worry as lunch is the Bake n Shark sandwich served on the Beach of Maracas Bay (Guest is responsible for their food expenses), an Hour or two at the Bay Should aid Digestion.Take a Swim or just relax... as we return to the Ship .So get at least (4) friends to try this Trip with you.
Inclusions: Bottled water, Driver/guide
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Reviewed By Jordan A
My husband and I had a 7 hour layover in the Port Of Spain from Grenada going to JFK. Thankfully we found the @Layover_Expert aka ABx Travel team . Rich was an absolute pleasure . He picked us up from the airport took us on an adventure all throughout the Port Of Spain and brought us to try local food, the beach , a rainforce , the city . He would drop us off and let us walk a mile or so to experience the Port Of Spain culture in which we left all of our belongings in the car . He is extremely trustworthy and you will not be disappointed . He will get you back in time and going through the airport was no problem at all . They also have ATM’s there but rich takes PayPal too !! We enjoyed his tour more than anything we did on our honeymoon in Grenada . Thank you so much Rich ☺️
10. Port of Spain and Fort George Sightseeing Tour
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
With a population of approximately 50,000 Port of Spain is the largest city in Trinidad. Your city tour of the capital includes a visit to the bustling Independence Square with its imposing Central Bank and surrounding lively shopping streets, the former Parliament Building, the Supreme Court and historic Woodford Square. The tour continues to the Queen’s Park Savannah and the "Magnificent Seven" a row of beautiful colonial style buildings. A walk in the Botanic Gardens is most rewarding. The last stop is at Fort George, a lookout point with spectacular views overlooking Port of Spain, the Gulf of Paria and surrounding areas, as far as Venezuela.
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only), Local guide, Bottled water
Exclusions: Food and drinks
Reviewed By C1927HZvanessaa
The reef looks so much better than i remember it pre COVID 19, everything seemed so natural and peaceful and our guide Edith made our trip even better. My family enjoyed themselves. Thanks Island Experiences!
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