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Trinidad & Tobago with Kids
Trinidad and Tobago are both a long flight from the US.
Is it worth it? You'll find that these giants in the ecotourism world
share another important asset for family travelers: they lie south of
the hurricane zone, meaning they are missed by most of the storms that
threaten the Caribbean in the summer and fall. Trinidad is by far the largest, both in terms of population
and size. This anvil-shaped island bustles with activity in Port of Spain,
the capital city that’s also a capital in the world of Caribbean
commerce. Here you’ll hear accents from residents who have relocated
from around the world to work in this modern metropolis. The Indian influence
is stronger here than anywhere else in the Caribbean, and is seen in the
faces of islanders, the architecture, food, and religion of the island,
where nearly one quarter of all residents are Hindu. Tobago is a favorite with divers, garden buffs, birders, and anyone wanting a quiet getaway.
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