Top Rated Attractions in Trinidad and Tobago

Explore the breathtaking natural landscape and fauna of Trinidad at Asa Wright Nature Centre in Arima. Established to protect the stellar natural features of the region, the center aims not only to introduce visitors to the varied animal species of the region but also conducts research on conservation. With a stunning array of native animal and plant species, the center is a haven for nature and wildlife enthusiasts. Guided tours of the facility are also available.

White tigers, giraffes, lions, wild boars, vultures, peacocks and many more wild animals and exotic birds can be found at the Emperor Valley Zoo. Located inside the Royal Botanic Gardens of Port of Spain, this zoo is a perfect place where you and your family can spend a lovely day ensconced nature and its keepers. In addition to mammals and birds, the zoo also has an aquarium on site along with a reptile house. Inaugurated in 1952 and named in the memory of the magnificent 78 millimetres (3.1 inch) butterfly, the Blue emperor; Emperor Valley Zoo is one of the must visit attractions of the city.

Sandy Hill Nature Park is located in Central Trinidad and covers an area of 30 acres (12.14 hectares). Here, guests can rent a shed for up to ten persons, which entitles them to basic cooking facilities, a hammock, five trail bikes, one tractor ride and golf gear for four persons. For a little extra, you can go for a supervised horse ride for an hour. The park has lots to offer with nature trails, bird watching and beautiful greenery. -Nadia Ali

The National Academy of the Performing Arts is located in the heart of Port of Spain in close proximity to the Queen's Park Savannah. The striking architecture resembles that of the Sydney Opera House, with cylindrical domes that are covered with floor-to-ceiling panes of colored glass. It features state-of-the-art lighting, sound and acoustics in theaters that seat 1500 patrons. The landscaped surroundings include distinctly elegant fountains and a secure car park for vehicles. Past performances have included classical Indian music and a musical tribute to Michael Jackson. -Nadia Ali

Club Chocolate is one of the newest nightclubs in the east of Trinidad. It comes alive at night to the pulsating rhythms of today’s music. Ladies enter without paying a cover charge most weeknights and even on the weekends. Check out the V.I.P lounge where the hip people gather while taking in the state-of-the-art lighting and sound system. Look for themed nights like Caramel Thursday. - Nadia Ali