Exploring Trinidad’s natural history
Mountains covered with tropical rain forest; mangrove swamps and savannahs; rivers, waterfalls and jungle-green seashores — these are just part of Trinidad’s unique Caribbean/South American legacy. We may be separated by just a few miles of sea, but not long ago — a few seconds of geological time — we were part of the mainland. Learn about Trinidad’s natural history, with advice from a local hiker and tour guide about how best to go out and explore
Paramin: a forgotten world
A unique rural community nestled far above the city
Tobago’s Economy: Investing in Diversification
Investors are being invited to set up plants ranging from furniture making to agro-processing at the Tobago Cove eco-industrial and business park
Our top 20 Tobago sights to see
Though tiny, Tobago’s rich in historical landmarks and stunning natural attractions. Here are our 20 favourites.
Trinidad & Tobago — a birder’s paradise
Photographer and naturalist Roger Neckles of Avifauna Tours on Trinidad & Tobago birds and birdwatching
BarCode Tobago: an idea that worked
Tobagonian entrepeneur David Maharaj celebrates 10 years of BarCode
Where to stay in Tobago
Tobago’s ever-increasing range of accommodation can meet any holiday plans or budget