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Things to do & places to see

With its bright spirit and heady mix of cultural activities, beautiful people and culinary delights, there's no other place in the world quite like Trinidad. Located just off the tip of Venezuela, this English-speaking Caribbean paradise is the home of carnival, the greatest show on earth!

Example shore excursions

When you hit dry land, you can trust us to offer a choice of experiences that really gives you a close-up view. See some featured excursions at this port below.

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Combined City-Pantheatre and Maracas Beach

Welcome to the home of the Steel Band!  Start your day with a visit to Trinidad's Botanical Gardens; established in 1818 these are the oldest gardens in the West Indies.  The beautiful landscaped gardens feature exotic displays of orchids and tropical plants.  Then it's on to a 'Pan Theatre' where you will be introduced steel band music and its history.  This is a unique opportunity to listen to a steel band in its home with a mini concert including classical, contemporary, pop and of course the famous calypso music.  After the concert you will head to the Angostura Distillery restaurant where a local buffet lunch will be served.  Finally to top off your day you will have an hour to swim and relax on the beautiful Maracas Beach before returning via the Maracas Bay Lookout where you can snap away at the amazing vistas.

City Culture - Port of Spain

Take in the sights and catch the musical beat of Trinidad on this exciting tour as you enjoy this informative scenic drive through Port of Spain, Trinidad. Pass by the lighthouse and the imposing Parliament building known as the Red House. Marvel at the 'Magnificent Seven', a row of imposing colonial houses originally built at the turn of the 20th century as private residences. Continue around the Queens Park Savannah for a brief stop at the Botanical Gardens and the Presidents House, where you will find a cool shady enclave of exotic trees and tropical flowers. You will then head to Lady Young Lookout for panoramic views of Port of Spain and if you are lucky, on a clear day, Venezuela. We then make our way to City Hall where you will be greeted with a welcome drink and seated to watch a cultural show. As Trinidad is the home of the Caribbean Carnival listen to the vibrant calypso singer and steel drums, admire the colourful costumes and enjoy classical dancing and songs as well as the exciting fire limbo. A wonderful way to spend time in Trinidad.

Golf at Millenium Lakes & Country Club

For all of you golfing enthusiasts why not come and enjoy a half day golfing experience with us at Trinidad's newest Millenium Golf & Country Club. On arrival you will go to register at the Clubhouse and then after a briefing set off to your assigned tee. After 18 holes we will return back to the ship. Refreshments are available for purchase at the Club. All green fees and an Electric Cart are included in the price. Golf shoes with soft spikes are MANDATORY and can be hired along with golf clubs at the Club. Golf balls are also available for purchase.

 

 

 

Cricket History & City Tour

On this tour we take in the sights of the Capital of Trinidad, Port of Spain and a little Cricket History. Departing from the pier you're sure to enjoy this informative scenic drive of Port of Spain, Trinidad passing by the lighthouse and the striking Parliament building known as the Red House. Marvel at the "Magnificent Seven", a row of imposing colonial houses originally built at the turn of the twentieth century as private residences. Continuing around the Queen's Park Savannah, you'll make a brief stop at the tropical Botanical Gardens and President's House, a cool shady enclave of exotic trees and tropical flowers. Then it's just a short drive to Lady Young Lookout for an excellent panoramic view of Port of Spain. On a clear day you can see as far as Venezuela! After this stop, we make our way to Queens Park Oval the home to many International and One-day Cricket matches Here you will be greeted on arrival and taken on a walking tour of the Oval while learning of Trinidad and Tobago's Cricket history along with a visit to the Cricket Museum where your guide would walk you through this historical moment.