
Sumérgete en la rica historia y cultura de Trinidad and Tobago a través de sus museos y monumentos.
Trinidad and Tobago is a two-island country in the southern Caribbean, near Venezuela. Trinidad, the largest island, is a bustling center of industry and culture, famous for its spectacular Carnival. Sister island Tobago is a paradise of tranquil beaches, coral reefs and lush rainforest.
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Descubre la rica historia, arte y tradiciones de Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad and Tobago is a two-island country in the southern Caribbean, near Venezuela. Trinidad, the largest island, is a bustling center of industry and culture, famous for its spectacular Carnival. Sister island Tobago is a paradise of tranquil beaches, coral reefs and lush rainforest.
Known as 'The Greatest Show on Earth', the Trinidad Carnival is a total experience. It involves participating in parades ('mas bands') with spectacular costumes, dancing non-stop to the rhythm of soca and feeling a collective energy that takes over the entire island. It is a party that you have to experience at least once in your life.
This is the quintessential street dining experience. It consists of two fried flatbreads ('bara') filled with curried chickpeas ('channa'). It is eaten at any time, but especially for breakfast. Ordering it with 'slight pepper' and all the toppings is a local ritual.
Taking a sunset boat tour of the Caroni Bird Sanctuary is a magical natural spectacle. You will witness thousands of scarlet ibis, the national bird, return to their nests in the mangroves, painting the sky a deep red. It is a moment of overwhelming beauty.
Visiting a 'pan yard', the rehearsal place of a 'steelpan' orchestra, is an immersion in the musical soul of the country. Especially in the months leading up to Carnival, you can hear these orchestras of up to 100 musicians rehearse complex musical pieces, creating an incredibly rich and powerful sound.
This is the postcard image of the Caribbean. A stunning white sand beach, calm turquoise waters and the iconic thatched pier. It is the perfect place to relax, swim and enjoy the serenity that the island of Tobago offers.
Driving the scenic road to Maracas Bay is an adventure in itself. The reward is enjoying a 'Bake and Shark', a fried fish sandwich in a fried bun. The key is in the condiment bar, where you can add everything from coleslaw to tamarind, garlic or mango sauce.
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Ver guía completaThe official currency is the Trinidad and Tobago Dollar (TTD). Although US dollars are accepted in many tourist places, it is advisable to have local currency for small businesses and street food. ATMs are widely available.
'Maxis' (shared minibuses) are the most popular and cheapest public transport to get around the islands. Taxis are available but it is advisable to agree on the price before the trip. To travel between Trinidad and Tobago, there are short 20-minute flights or ferry from Trinidad And Tobago Port to Scarborough.
English is the official language, but it is spoken with a distinctive Caribbean accent. You also hear a lot of Trinidadian Creole and Patois, especially in informal conversations. Hindi and Spanish are also spoken in some areas due to the country's ethnic diversity.
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