Trinidad and Tobago · FOOD
Every trip has one free day too few. These 8 food experiences justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Review of Trinidad’s 3-hour nighttime food tour, with doubles, roti, corn soup, local stories, hotel pickup, and practical booking advice.
“This tour was fun, we also have some really good food and learned more about the history from our knowledgeable tour guide.”
Hike through Trinidad’s sugar cane and teak forest to a bubbling mud volcano, sample doubles, then wash off at a warm beach.
“BUYER BE AWARE!!!!! The tour and advertisment is falsely. My friends and I did not do the tour at all! The "Hiking" trail was a thick muddy path which is not walkable! The Tour guide informed us that it is usually not like this. My friends and I Read more”
Hear Trinidad’s steelpan bands, sample doubles and street food, and explore Port of Spain at night with hotel pickup.
“Had a nice time, got some history about the island and steel pan. The only beef I have is general concerning tours in Trini. They are discriminatory to solo travelers. I had to pay for two even though it was just 1. They need to make accommRead more”
Sample Trinidad street food, enjoy Queen’s Park Savannah nightlife, visit Ariapita Avenue, and add Carnival Village during the season.
“Wonderful experience! Gerald took us to local spots and we experience some of the best local cuisine and learned about the city.”
Explore Tobago’s beaches, rainforest, waterfalls, and birdlife on a small-group island tour with pickup, food, and drinks included.
“Tour says food and drinks included but I had to pay my breakfast, 180 TT. This was not told to me by Brandon.”
Taste doubles, roti, jerk chicken, corn soup, and more on a guided evening food tour through Port of Spain.
“Booking the tour was super easy and the company did respond when called to verify the booking and get the information as to where and when to meet. Our tour guide Paranka? does not want to be in Trinidad and that is very evidRead more”
Fish Tobago’s offshore waters for marlin, tuna, wahoo, and more, with gear, snacks, beer, and street food included.
“A special time shared with my friend and our preferred captain fish,”
Taste Trinidad street food, hear steelpan music in a pan yard, and explore Port of Spain at night on this four-hour cultural tour.
“We enjoyed all of the street food that we tried and soaked in the atmosphere of Port of Spain at night. We were happy that we could visit a pan yard and hear their practice!”
Every kind of day out on both islands, and the best of each.
