Water Sports in Trinidad and Tobago: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You
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Splash around in the turquoise waters of the Caribbean on an unforgettable water sports adventure in Trinidad and Tobago.
Whether you wish to go snorkeling, diving or windsurfing in the beautiful seas of Trinidad and Tobago, or kayaking in a lake or swamp full of vibrant wildlife, you will find that water sports options abound in the “Land of the Hummingbird”. Find a certified guide on Explore-Share.com and let them take you on an unforgettable water sports adventure in Trinidad and Tobago!
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FAQs: Water Sports in Trinidad and Tobago
What should I know about Water Sports Trinidad and Tobago?
Trinidad and Tobago is an island country in the Caribbean, famous for its stunning beaches, mountains and amazing wildlife. Dubbed “Land of the Hummingbird”, it is home to over 400 bird species. It is also home to porcupines, anteaters, and monkeys on land, and over 1000 marine species.
Snorkeling on Maracas Bay in Trinidad is popular, although the remote beaches of Tobago or some of the smaller islands that are off the shores of the main islands are best for underwater adventures. For kayaking, you can enjoy the seashore, but also, lakes and swamps such as the stunning Caroni swamp, surrounded by mangroves and chirping birds. There are also plenty of waterfalls for canyoning, including the famous Avocat, Paria, Argyle and Turure falls, among others.
Ready to jump in? Then let one of the certified guides on Explore-Share.com take you on an unforgettable water sports trip in Trinidad and Tobago!
Why should I choose Trinidad and Tobago for my Water Sports adventure?
It's the Caribbean
The Caribbean is a water sports mecca, and not only due to its crystalline seas but also due to its year-round hot till you drop tropical climate that makes taking a dip a must.
Amazing wildlife
Whether you decide to dive deep and catch sight of the colorful schools of fish swimming around coral reefs, or paddle on lakes surrounded by chirping birds, a water sports adventure in Trinidad and Tobago is unlike any you have ever experienced due to the island country's stunning wildlife.
A wide variety of options
Trinidad and Tobago is home to awe-inspiring beaches, and also, to lakes, swamps, waterfalls and other breathtaking bodies of water that make for top spots for practicing water sports on the islands.
What can I expect from the weather in Trinidad and Tobago?
The climate in Trinidad and Tobago is hot and tropical year-round with temperatures that range around 31 °C(88 °F).
Which language is predominantly spoken in Trinidad and Tobago?
English
What currency is accepted in Trinidad and Tobago?
Trinidad and Tobago dollar
How can I get to Trinidad and Tobago?
Piarco International Airport (27 km/17 miles from the capital, Port of Spain) is located in Trinidad and ANR Robinson International Airport (10 km/7 miles from the capital, Scarborough) is located in Tobago.
What’s the country code of Trinidad and Tobago?
+868
What’s the high season for Water Sports in Trinidad and Tobago?
January to May, when there is less rain.
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