Trinidad and Tobago is located on two islands of the same name and a number of small islets. Trinidad is the largest island of the archipelago, and it is here that the main resort infrastructure of the country is located. Tobago, in turn, is considered one of the best ecological health resorts in the Caribbean.

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High season in the resort lasts from January to May - and during this period, as a rule, prices in hotels are slightly higher. In addition, they often go to Christmas and New Year's holidays - and during this period hotel rooms here should be booked in advance.

Sailing lovers come here in February, when the international regatta takes place on Tobago. At the same time there is a big carnival, so no tourist in February here will not be bored: the only thing in this period is also necessary to take care of placement in advance.

Where to stay in Trinidad and Tobago

Lovers of luxury can live in hotels-representative offices of the world's largest hotel brands: Crowne Plaza, Holiday Inn, Hilton and Hyatt. They are in Port-of-Spain, the capital of the republic, and Scarborough, the largest city of the island of Tobago.

Since Tobago is the center of ecological tourism, hotel complexes from bungalows on the coast, beach houses, etc., prevail here. Especially a lot of them on the east coast of the island.

On the island of Trinidad, outside the tourist centers there are no hotels at all - and you can stay in such places only in private apartments. Where the resort and sports infrastructure is developing, as well as in the cultural and religious centers of the island, the Little Inn and Miracle Healing networks and guest houses for entire groups of visitors - athletes, cultural figures or religious communities - are located.

Also on the islands you can settle in small family hotels, very similar to European hotels of the Bed & Breakfast class. They, as a rule, are located far enough from the coast, and therefore are very cheap with quite a good service.

Living Conditions

Most hotels in Trinidad and Tobago have their own tennis courts, playgrounds and swimming pools. Plus, many of them have their own beaches: the entrance to them is absolutely free for guests, but sun loungers and umbrellas are available at an additional cost.

Valuable things, money and documents should be stored in the safe at the reception or in the room itself - theft is not ruled out on the territory of the hotel.