City Tour: (Approx. 3 hrs.)
Our first visit covers the capital of Trinidad - Port of Spain. Places of interest on this tour include the art galleries, museum, parks, the Emperor Valley Zoo, the Botanical Gardens, the President's house, the Queens Park Savannah (renowned as the world's largest round-about, popular spot to drink some coconut water or oysters) and the Magnificent Seven (7 castles located on the perimeter of the Queens Park Savannah, dating back to Trinidad's colonial periods & depicting through their architecture the changing rulerships in our colorful history), St. James (the part of Port of Spain that "never sleeps", home to many local bars and our local cricket oval, famous for the food - roti & corn soup). This tour ends with a panoramic view of the city atop the look-out at Lady Young road.

Island Circle: (Approx. 7 hours)
Our multicultural people, our lifestyles, our industries and all that nature has given us is yours to enjoy. Going southward along the west coast to San Fernando, our second largest city and commercial centre of the southland. En route to San 'Do we pass our largest industrial estate, Pt. Lisas - where Trinidad's world renowned methanol & ammonia plants are based. Eastward bound we pass the sugarcane plantations and many villages, the first coastal village is Mayaro, continuing along we approach a 14 mile stretch of lush coconut plantation, beautifully lined by the waters of the Manzanilla beach. Leaving Manzanilla, we enter into Sangre Grande, then Arima - home of our indigenous Ameridian tribes, and continue through the East-West corridor to return to Port of Spain.

North Coast Tour - Maracas/Saddle Rain Forest:
(Approx. 3 ½ hours)
Maracas Bay, a must to all visitors. Enjoy the ride through the lush green mountains of the Northern range, with its flowing springs as the cool fresh breeze of the Caribbean Sea brushes your face. Have a swim or simply bask in the sun on the white sand. Savor the popular local dish, "shark & bake", which is guaranteed to titillate the most jaded taste buds.

Caroni Bird Sanctuary: (Approx. 3 hours)
Relax in a flat bottom boat and observe peacefully, in all their glory, our exotic variety of birds in their natural habitat. A cruise down the Blue River begins around 4 p.m. as you see the many species nestle in for the night. Some of the varieties include the Neo-tropical Cormortant, both Gallinules, Large-billed Tern, Anhings, Tri-color Heron, Started Heron, Red Capped Cardinal, Greater Ani, Common Potoo, Bi-color Canebill, and our national bird - the Scarlet Ibis.

Night Life & Carnival:
We have info on all the latest events; trendiest restaurants, pubs and clubs; local theatre and everything else that's happening in T n' T! Come & enjoy Trinidad Carnival, the world's greatest! Our most festive season, where the true colors and spirit of Trinidad & Tobago are expressed in a unified yet diverse parade through the streets. But that is only the climax, the foreplay begins just after the New Year begins. The Panorama Steelband competition, the Dimanche Gras show, Calypso Monarch, party filled weekends and J'Ouvert are all integral parts of the true Carnival experience. Carnival is celebrated on the Monday and Tuesday prior to the Christian Ash Wednesday which marks the beginning of the Lenten period.

Turtle Watching : (Overnight)
A most humbling experience, an act of nature unchanged by time. Armed with only a flashlight you can watch the exotic leatherback turtle unrelenting in her quest to act on the most basic instinct instllied within her, when she was deposited on the very same beach to ensure the existence of the next generation of the leatherback turtle. An event that would leave you in awe as nature and evolution come together. This primeval ritual generally takes place most between May to August.

Tobago - the sister isle: (All Day)
Tobago unlike Trinidad seems to be untouched by the soiled hands of man. Commonly referred to as the world's best kept secret, Tobago is the more serene, scenic and picturesque of both islands with it's exotic reefs, rich flora and fauna, and a perfect blend of people living in harmony with nature. A 20-minute trip by air to Tobago lands you at Crown Point airport. We will visit the city of Scarborough, the Fort, Botanical Gardens, Store Bay - where there is a variety of Tobagonian cuisine to be sampled, and a beautiful beach, Pigeon Point - another heavenly stretch of white sand and blue sea. The Mt. Irvine Golf Course is available to those who wish to hit the greens. By glass-bottom boat from Store Bay, we visit the Buccoo Reef - a splendid coral reef just off the coast, The Under Sea Gardens, Natural Aquarium and the Nylon Pool. Come experience the myth of Robinson Crusoe come to life!

Asa-Wright Nature Centre: (Approx. 4 hours)
This daily tour passes through Curepe, Tunapuna, Arouca, Arima and onto Blanchissuese Road, along the North Coast Road to the Nature Centre. A wide variety of birds inhibit this preservation site, many rare to the wild in recent times. Butterflies are also a common sighting, intriguing the birdwatchers and nature lovers. There are nature trails varying in intensity for those who wish to hike into the reserve for a closer look. To return to Port of Spain, we continue along the North Coast through La Fillette, Las Cuevas, and the Maracas Saddle.