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best places to visit in Trinidad and Tobago
Maracas Bay
Fringed by coconut palms, Maracas Bay is one of Trinidad’s most famous beaches. From Port of Spain, the scenic 40-minute drive through mountainous rainforest provides breathtaking views of lush peninsulas jutting into the sea.
The beach itself is one of the most beautiful beaches close to the city. A deep blue bay laps this idyllic crescent of golden sand, and lushly-cloaked hillsides rise at its edges.
You can rent umbrellas and chairs to make your beach time more comfortable, and food trucks and vendors provide tasty snacks along the beach, including Richard’s Bake & Shark, a local favorite. Showers are also available.
If you’re looking for places to spend the day in Trinidad and soak up the local vibe, this is a great choice. Locals love to “lime” here (hang out and enjoy the scene), in fact this is one of the most popular places to lime in Trinidad.
If you’re looking for a more low-key beach day, beautiful Las Cuevas Beach, about 15 minutes from Maracas Bay, is much quieter and less crowded. The calmer waters here also make it a better choice for families.
Englishman’s Bay
For a quintessential slice of coastal beauty in Tobago, pack a picnic and head to Englishman’s Bay. This secluded beach lies about 1.5 kilometers from Castara along a twisty narrow road, and it’s worth the journey. Kicking back on these dazzling shores is one of the top things to do in Tobago.
Jungle-cloaked hills, peppered with palms, tumble down to this gorgeous crescent of golden sand and jade-green sea — if you’re looking for the perfect postcard shot to make all your friends at home jealous, this is the place to bring your camera.
The tucked-away location of this picturesque slice of coast makes it one of the most romantic places in Trinidad & Tobago. You can swim and snorkel in the clear sea, and if you want to make your beach basking more comfortable, you can rent chairs and umbrellas from the little café in the car park.
A couple of gift shops here sell bamboo bird feeders and other knick knacks. But it’s the scenery that steals the show.
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