Trinidad & Tobago holidays
Tours & holidays in 2018 & 2019

Seeing the scarlet ibis at Caroni swamp was the most memorable. (more)John Lynch

The specialist guides at the naturalist sites were exceptionally knowledgeable and all our guides were friendly and helpful. And what interesting places Trinidad and Tobago are. (more)Sabrina Aaronovitch

Best bits: Abseiling down Avocet Falls on the Marianne River. (more)Roy Hutchison

The entire trip was "magical". I could not fault anything....It was the perfect holiday (more)Lesley Frizell

Memorable: lots but showy Scarlet Ibis at Caroni swamp and secretive Blue Backed Mannikin in Tobago stand at opposite ends of the birding spectrum. Exciting: ... returning to our hired car after birding and finding no power got the pulse racing! Visit to Panyards in Port of Spain was fun. (more)Phil Stevens

Seeing such wonderful wildlife; birds, amphibians, reptiles and animals. (more)Philip Burgess

An excellent holiday with good range of wildlife and fantastic scenery; ideal for both birders and those who have a more general interest in wildlife and the environment. (more)Margaret Playa

I loved the quality of accommodation. (more)John Connell

Thousands of Scarlet Ibis coming to roost at Caroni Swamp (more)Peter Sadler

There is a lot to do on the island but just relaxing and doing nothing was also lovely as the accommodation was very comfortable. (more)Penelope Robinson

Excellent, one of our best yet. (more)Lisa Williams

This is an amazing place to hang out and bond with those you love. Beautiful, relaxing and a place you will hope to return to. (more)JUDITH DOYLE

The turtle watching was amazing and emotional, watching these pre-historic animals, heave their bulk ashore to lay their eggs, we felt very privileged to witness this...It was excellent, it surpassed our expectation. (more)Laraine Bridges

Trinidad Carnival was the most exciting part of the holiday....Outstanding. (more)Pam Johnston

Memorable parts? Tobago itself...a laid back place and very relaxing and hassle free. Fabulous unspoilt beaches (even though I am not really a beach person). Tips? Expect to wind down and take things slowly. Be prepared to pay more for food in restaurants, than you might in the UK Local benefits? To an extent.....We used local taxis and guides, the places we stayed were locally owned and run and we ate in local restaurants so yes I felt it benefited local people. We also... (more)Alec Connah

Memorable parts? Getting married at the retreat, Tobago Tips? Maybe the 'steep' climb from the beach to the accommodation might be a problem for some people. But as for everything in Tobago, for every problem Tobagonians will find a solution. Prepare for mosquitoes during day and night time. Local benefits? Yes. The accommodation is build by local people, staff is local and locally owned restaurants and shops do benefit as well. Overall rating? We spend a great two... (more)Bart De Visser

Turtles at Grand Rivière especially but all of it was memorable. Exciting and even better than I thought. (more)Alan George

Seeing the turtles on the beach at Grand Riviere, watching the scarlet ibis roosting at Caroni swamp, and of course all the beautiful birds. (more)Marta Karnicki

Memorable parts? there was a highlight nearly every other day because we were moving around and we had so much to see and experience Tips? double up on insect repeliant ! Local benefits? it was very locally based, very much eco friendly which is what we wanted Overall rating? Excellent, informative, very knowledgeable guides and rangers (more)Peter Pinfield

Memorable parts? A day out at Pigeon Point Heritage Park including a glass bottom boat tour to Buccoo Reef, the Nylon Pool and No Man’s Land. Tips? Take your own kettle; knives and forks were so well hidden under the towels in a tray that we were happy we’d brought our own. Bring your own towels (if you have high standards) and extra toilet paper as house-keeping is hit and miss. We eventually had to beg for replacement towels on day 5 even though we were told house-keeping was every... (more)Nicole Adams