Top Trinidad Nature and Wildlife Tours

Discover northern Trinidad’s historical and natural highlights on this full-day tour from Port of Spain. After a Port of Spain tour, enjoy a scenic drive along the rainforest-and-sea fringed North Coast Road. Stop to relax at Maracas Bay, try a ‘Bake and Fish’ sandwich (own expense), and enjoy a wildlife-watching cruise through the Caroni Bird Sanctuary’s mangroves, observing wildlife and sunset gatherings of scarlet ibis. Hotel pickup and drop-off, plus entrance fees included.

Come see nature at its best as you go turtle-watching on the East coast of Trinidad, in a tiny villages call Matura where we go through a little forest area the road condition varies depends on weather condition so we may have to use other turtle watching site to witness the giant leatherback turtles . Your contibution goes to help the young people of the villages who are trying to make a difference in their life. It's truly a pure nature tour! The endangered leatherback turtles come ashore from March 15th. to september 15th of each year for their nesting season. These giant leatherback turtles visit these shores as many as 3 or 4 times during the season to lay between 480 and 1,000 eggs. As you may know, they can be up to seven feet in length. Many of the turtles can weigh more than 2,000 pounds. These magnificent creatures travel for thousands of miles in the water to come here to lay there egg Turtle watching is from 15th March to 31st August 2024

Escape into a lush oasis on this full day tour of North Coast Trinidad. Enjoy scenic views on the drive, then hike to a waterfall and take a dip in a natural plunge pool. After the hike, spend time at Maracas Bay, one of Trinidad's most popular beaches, and enjoy a “bake and shark,” a popular local street food made of fried flatbread, shark meat, and fresh vegetable toppings.

Visit Yerette, Home of the Hummingbird, a unique and intimate venue focused on the world’s smallest birds. The aviary oasis is also the home of conservationists Theo and Gloria Ferguson, who entertain groups on an appointment basis. See up to 14 of the 18 species of hummingbirds found in Trinidad and Tobago. A light meal is included.

Trinidad has some of the most beautiful areas of rain forests in the world, but getting to these secluded and remote areas alone aren’t easy. During this Trinidad rain forest hike to a waterfall, follow a guide safety across a river to a 65-foot (19.8-meter) waterfall. Enjoy free time swimming by the falls, and a visit to Maracas Beach, too.

This experience makes you discover the wonderful Viñales Valley on the back of a horse, where you can see how the producers work in the area, and the process of making tobacco, coffee and honey, being able to try it. You will also have the opportunity to taste the rum made in the "Guayabita del Pinar" area.

Experience the natural beauty and wildlife of Trinidad’s Maracas Valley on this guided excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, head to Yerette, the home of a couple that has been turned into a hummingbird sanctuary and enjoy tea and a delicious meal—it’s included in the tour price. Then travel by boat into the Caroni Swamp and search among the mangroves for Caroni’s national bird, the Scarlet ibis, and other animals.

Visit a secret garden full of hummingbirds with this small-group nature tour, which includes round-trip transportation from Port of Spain, a slideshow presentation, and light refreshments. You can expect to see up to 13 different types of hummingbirds in the garden as they flutter about and feed from different flowers.

Swap Trinidad’s beaches for its wildlife and rainforest on this full-day tour from Port of Spain. See tropical flora on a drive past the Northern Mountains Range, and visit the Asa Wright Nature Center in the rainforest-coated Arima Valley. Watch wild hummingbirds feed from containers, enjoy a guided forest nature walk to see birds, lizards, and other flora and fauna, and if time allows, browse Arima’s fresh food market. Pickup and drop-off at selected hotels included.

Witness giant leatherback turtles lay eggs at Matura Beach in this turtle-watching experience. Journey to Trinidad’s eastern coast between March and August to join this organized nighttime excursion. Led by a small group of villagers, who are members of an authorized local turtle protection group, this tour allows you to observe the annual egg-laying, and even baby turtles hatching and running toward the sea, without disturbing the animals.

The trail to the Rio Seco waterfall begins on the Toco Main Road where the beautiful Salybia River flows lazily into the ocean. The trail winds through the primary rainforest of Matura that most times over looks the bubbling river. The rugged trail would take approximately 60 minutes hike one way, with a rating of 4/10. (Moderate Difficulty) . Expect to maneuver over fallen trees and step over tree roots. Hikers must wear shoes and clothing suitable for trekking along a muddy trail. Walk with an extra change of dry clothing and a towel for after the hike.

A former cocoa, coffee and citrus plantation previously known as Spring Hill Estate.Take a guided Nature Tour with one of the Nature Center Guide After the tour it lunch time after lunch you can stroll around before we depart for Caroni Bird Sanctuary, on that tour you will be seated on a boat that guide you through the mangroove your final stop will be along the mangroove watching the spectacular Scarlet Ibis as they come to roost for the night.

This El Suzanne Estate birding and nature tour is set in a gated private estate just for your group. You do not share the experience with third parties. We would be pleased to serve our El Suzanne buljol and Trini sweets for an additional fee.