Trinidad is known for having the best and largest Carnival in the Caribbean. Most would argue that this is the best time to visit to take in all these festivities. There were so many ways Carnival was displayed throughout the island. Carnival displayed throughout the island At the airport there were lots of signs with …
Did you know that the world-famous Sacha Buttercup Setting Powder is made by a Trinidadian company? I didn’t know this. I saw a store in The Falls at West Mall in Port of Spain and learned this interesting fact. The Falls at West Mall is located approximately 20 minutes away from the Hyatt Regency Trinidad. …
The Unique Flavors of Trinidad’s KFC Well, I had heard about Trinidad’s legendary KFC from numerous people so of course, I had to find out what makes this KFC so revered. It should have been a sign when I saw people at the hotel with buckets of KFC and also the lines at the airport …
Sweet Sounds of the Trinidad Steel Pan While traveling you learn so much. Each day presents you with an opportunity to learn about the country that you are visiting. Did you know the steel pan was created in Trinidad and is the only acoustic, nonelectric instrument invented in the 20th century? Steel pans (steel drums) …
Trini adventure today was Maracas Bay. It was a scenic drive 45-minute drive from Hyatt Regency Trinidad. Check out my review of the Hyatt Regency Trinidad. This beach as it was Sunday was packed with sunbathers and has a beautiful backdrop combining sea, sand, and mountains. Maracas Bay is one of the most popular beaches …
4 Reasons why you should stay at the Hyatt Regency Trinidad I stayed at the Hyatt Regency in Port of Spain, Trinidad. My cousin recommended staying there as she stayed there early this year. Apparently its a hotel that has celebrities and dignitaries. My driver told me Obama and Nicki Minaj have stayed …
6 Must Try Tantalizing Food in Trinidad I am a foodie and enjoy trying new foods when I travel. My favorite travel food show was Anthony Bourdain’s (rest his soul) No Reservations. I remember his visit to Trinidad. When he interviewed Trinidadians they stated, ” The food is the glue that binds the society …
