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Port of Spain beach is world famous
A Port of Spain Trinidad beach has wonderful sunsets, sand, rocks and water, sea winds, beach volleyball, music and the occasional boardwalk loaded with amusements.
If you're interested in seclusion, however, keep in mind that many of the more crowded Port of Spain Trinidad beaches are popular for good reason. If you're looking for an active, social atmosphere with plenty of convenient services, try one Port of Spain Trinidad beach that is larger.
For those interested in pursuing specific activities learning more about the character of each beach can prove invaluable and our partner sites can provide you with useful information on each Port of Spain Trinidad beach. |
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Port of Spain beach - sun and silky sand
Spending your vacation in the Port of Spain Trinidad? Here are some beaches you won't want to miss. Just as no two people are alike, no two beaches match the perfect beach formula.
The Port of Spain Trinidad beach brings the silky sand, sun and water plus the endless opportunities for fun and beach activities. Snorkel, scuba dive, swim in the crystal clear waters of the Port of Spain Trinidad beach. Or you can just relax, take a romantic walk and enjoy the beautiful landscape every Port of Spain Trinidad beach has to offer.
The Port of Spain Trinidad beach is a perfect vacation destination whether you are alone, with friends or with the whole family.
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Port of Spain beach - where dreams become true vacations
North-West Peninsula - Within easy reach of the capital, this well-developed area of coastline offers a variety of activities from offshore island exploration to watersports. Bombshell Bay - Eastern end of Gasparee Island. 40m / 131ft of beach. Chacachacare - A 20-minute boat ride from the mainland, this 900-acre island has eight beaches and a saltwater pond. Chagacabana - Chaguaramas. Located on the Western Main Road. 125m / 410ft of beach. Chagville Beach - Chagville is located at Carenage Bay, opposite the Convention Centre in Chaguaramas. It is a man made beach, sandy and about 600m / 1/4mi long. Macqueripe - Located on the Tucker Valley Road. 117m / 384ft of beach. Scotland Bay - Only accessible by boat, but ideal for swimming. Williams Bay - Eastern end of Carenage Bay. 1100m / 3/4mi of beach.Enjoy a drive through the Northen Range and maracas Valley to these northern beaches. Blanchisseuse - In recent years, the once-secluded Blanchisseuse area has become a popular weekend getaway, with holiday homes and guesthouses springing up in increasing numbers. Small bays and beaches nestle at the foot of lush rain forest, including the weekend favourite L'Anse Mitan opposite a small resort offering lunches and shark-and-bake. From November to April ocean swells approaching from the north-east produce good surf breaks. From May to September the waters are calm and idyllic, great for swimming. Still relatively rural, this area has some of Trinidad's most picturesque villages and seaside spots. The coast from Saline Bay to Toco is frequently rocky; from Toco to Grande Riviere is more easily accessible.
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Port of Spain Vacations site
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We will also run a travel blog portal which centralises the blogs posted by our visitors on all of our websites and which represents one of the world's best travel information resources, totally build by people such as yourself.
In the link section, you can check more links to our travel website network as well as to other third party specialized websites as lastminute.com or orbitz.com which we suggest you to visit if are you planning a trip to Port of Spain Trinidad.
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