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3 Days in Port of Spain — Family with Kids

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Length
3 days
Stops
13
3 Days in Port of Spain — Family with Kids
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What this plan covers

This 3-day itinerary is crafted for families with children, blending exciting wildlife encounters, relaxing beach days, and engaging cultural experiences in Port of Spain and its scenic surroundings. Explore zoos, historic sites, and natural wonders, ensuring memorable moments for everyone.

Sightseeing 2 Activity 2 Nature 4 Culture 1 Food 3 Viewpoint 1

Opening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.

Day 1 4 stops · about 7.5 hrs
1

Queen's Park Savannah

Sightseeing 1.5 hours

This expansive green space offers plenty of room for kids to run and play, while families can admire the historic 'Magnificent Seven' buildings from afar.

Good to know

Visit in the morning for cooler temperatures and fewer crowds; look for local vendors selling snacks and drinks.

2

Emperor Valley Zoo

Activity 2.5 hours

Kids will be thrilled to see a variety of local and exotic animals, including jaguars, monkeys, and colorful birds, making for an exciting educational experience.

Good to know

Located adjacent to the Royal Botanic Gardens, consider a combined visit; wear comfortable shoes for walking.

3

Royal Botanic Gardens

Nature 1.5 hours

Stroll through lush pathways filled with exotic plants and towering trees, providing a peaceful escape and a chance for kids to explore nature's beauty.

Good to know

Entry is free; bring insect repellent, especially after rain, and stay on marked paths.

4

National Museum and Art Gallery

Culture 2 hours

Engage older children with exhibits on Trinidad and Tobago's history, geology, and vibrant cultural heritage, offering an insightful look into the nation's past.

Good to know

Check for family-friendly exhibits or guided tours that cater to younger audiences; photography may be restricted in certain areas.

Day 2 4 stops · about 7.5 hrs
5

Maracas Bay Beach

Nature Half day

Enjoy a quintessential Trinidadian beach day with soft sands, calm waters perfect for swimming, and plenty of space for building sandcastles and playing.

Good to know

The drive to Maracas Bay offers scenic views; arrive early to secure a good spot and rent chairs if desired.

6

Lunch at Maracas Bay

Food 1 hour

Savor the famous 'Bake and Shark' from one of the many vendors along the beach, a delicious and iconic local treat that even picky eaters might enjoy.

Good to know

Many vendors accept cash only; ask for recommendations on sauces and toppings for your 'Bake and Shark'.

7

Fort George

Viewpoint 1.5 hours

Explore the historic ruins of this 19th-century fort, offering fascinating insights into the past and breathtaking panoramic views of Port of Spain and the Gulf.

Good to know

The drive up is winding but rewarding; wear sturdy shoes for walking on uneven terrain and bring water.

8

Magnificent Seven

Sightseeing 1 hour

Take a leisurely drive or walk past these seven stunning colonial-era mansions, each with unique architectural styles that will captivate curious young minds.

Good to know

Best viewed from the perimeter of Queen's Park Savannah; consider a guided tour to learn more about their history and design.

Day 3 5 stops · about 9 hrs
9

Chaguaramas Boardwalk

Activity 2 hours

This lively waterfront offers a safe and fun environment for families to walk, cycle, or simply enjoy the sea breeze and watch boats go by.

Good to know

Bike rentals are often available; visit in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday sun.

10

Macqueripe Bay

Nature 2.5 hours

Discover a picturesque, tranquil bay surrounded by lush hills, perfect for a relaxing swim in calm waters or a family picnic away from the crowds.

Good to know

The road to Macqueripe is winding; parking is available, and there are facilities like changing rooms.

11

Lunch in Chaguaramas

Food 1 hour

Enjoy a family-friendly meal at one of the many restaurants or casual eateries in the Chaguaramas area, offering diverse options to satisfy everyone's cravings.

Good to know

Look for establishments with outdoor seating for a pleasant dining experience; many offer local and international cuisine.

12

Yerette - Home of the Hummingbirds

Nature 2 hours

Witness the magical sight of numerous hummingbirds flitting around, a truly enchanting and educational experience that will mesmerize children and adults alike.

Good to know

Advance booking is essential as this is a private residence; follow the host's instructions for the best viewing experience.

13

Dinner in Port of Spain

Food 1.5 hours

Conclude your trip with a delicious family dinner at one of Port of Spain's diverse restaurants, offering everything from local delicacies to international cuisine.

Good to know

Explore areas like Ariapita Avenue for a wide selection of dining options; consider making reservations for popular spots.

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Frequently asked questions

Is 3 days enough for Port of Spain?
Yes, 3 days covers roughly four to five stops daily, including Queen's Park Savannah, Maracas Bay Beach and Chaguaramas Boardwalk.
Where to stay in Port of Spain for 3 days?
Stay near Fort George, which keeps Queen's Park Savannah and Royal Botanic Gardens close by.
What can kids do at Queen's Park Savannah?
Kids can run and play in the green space while families admire the historic Magnificent Seven buildings from afar.
What does National Museum and Art Gallery offer children?
Children can see exhibits on Trinidad and Tobago's history, geology and cultural heritage. Family-friendly exhibits or guided tours may be available.
What can families do at Chaguaramas Boardwalk?
Families can walk, cycle, enjoy the sea breeze and watch boats go by. Bike rentals are often available.
What is served at Lunch at Maracas Bay?
Lunch at Maracas Bay features Bake and Shark from vendors along the beach, with sauces and toppings to choose from.
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