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Trinidad and Tobago
​((in)Trinidad and Tobago)
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10 ° 40 ′ 0 ″ N 61 ° 31 ′ 0 ″ W
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Trinidad and Tobago (in English Trinidad and Tobago) is a country of Caribbean.

Understand

Trinidad and Tobago consists of 23 islands:

  • Trinity, the biggest
  • Tobago, the second
  • 5 "Boca" islands
    • Chacachacare
    • Monos
    • Huevos
    • Gaspar Grande
    • Gasparillo
  • The "five islands" (a group of 6 islands in fact)
    • Caledonia Island
    • Craig Island (deputy to Caledonia Island by a reef)
    • Lenagan Island
    • Nelson Island
    • Pelican island
    • Rock island
  • The San Diego Islands, between the Bocas and the "five"
    • Kronstadt
    • Carrera (a prison)
  • Others, in the Gulf of Paria
    • Farallo
    • Soldado Rock
  • North Coast of Trinidad
    • Water bucket
  • Tobago Coast
    • Little Tobago
    • Saint Giles Island
    • Goat Island
    • Sisters' Rock

The extreme high point of the country is the summit ofEl Cerro del Aripo, with a height of 940 m

Regions

Cities

Trinity Island

  • 1 Port of Spain
  • San Fernando
  • Point-Fortin

Tobago Island

  • Scarborough (capital of Tobago)
  • Crownpoint

Other destinations

To go

Formalities

  •      Trinidad and Tobago
  •      Exemption from Visa
  •      Visa on arrival
  •      Visa required
  •      No visa exemption in transit

Citizens of the countries identified in green above can visit Trinidad and Tobago without a visa. Since December 15, 2015, citizens of the countries ofSchengen area can stay in Trinidad and Tobago without a visa for a maximum period of 90 days in any period of 180 days. Citizens ofArgentina, from Brazil, of the Colombia, of the South Korea, from Costa Rica, of the'Iceland, ofIsrael, from Liechtenstein, from Mexico, of the Norway, of the Swiss, of the'Uruguay and Venezuela can extend their visit. In addition to the above exemptions, citizens Chinese and Haitians with a diplomatic passport are also exempt from visa to enter Trinidad and Tobago.

Citizens ofAustralia and some New Zealand can get visa waiver (Waiver of the Visa) at the arrival. Citizens of other countries who need a visa can also get it on arrival if they have a copy of a pre-arranged approval with immigration, with the exception of citizens of the China, of the North Korea, ofHaiti, of the North Macedonia and Vietnam who also need a visa to transit Trinidad and Tobago.

By plane

  • Piarco International AirportIATA : POS, on the island of Trinidad
  • 1 Tobago Airport (IATA : TAB, ICAO: TTCP, Arthur Napoleon Raymond Robinson International Airport) Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia linkLogo indicating a link to the wikidata element (11 km southwest of Scarborough, at the southern end of the island of Tobago)

On a boat

Circulate

In Trinidad and Tobago, the car is king. Driving is on the left like in the UK, but you get used to it quite quickly.

The most widely used means of public transport are taxis, maxi-taxis and, to a lesser extent, the bus. [1].

On a boat

There is a daily connection between Port of Spain and Scarborough. It is provided by the Port Authorithy of T&T. There are several departures during the day. The journey time is h .

By car

The road network is paved in all regions of the territory, but beware of the many narrow and winding sections.

If you are planning an overnight trip, remember to check your fuel gauge as few gas stations stay open after a certain time (i.e. early ...). On the other hand, it is advisable to lock the doors at this time when you are moving.

Renting a car can be done from the age of 25 and it is advisable to have an international driving license. Many cars are equipped with an automatic gearbox, few city cars but a lot of sedans are offered.

To speak

To buy

The currency of Trinidad and Tobago is the Trinidadian Dollar (TTD).

Eat

Have a drink / Go out

Housing

Tobago

{Crownpoint} Candles un the wind. 145 Anthony Charles crescent - Good agreement village. Accommodation in rooms or dormitories.

To learn

To work

Communicate

Security

Travel warningEmergency telephone number:
Police :999
Ambulance:990
Firefighter :990

Government travel advice

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  • Logo representing the flag of the country CanadaCanada (Government of Canada) Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Logo representing the flag of the country FranceFrance (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Logo representing the flag of the country of SwitzerlandSwiss (Federal Department of Foreign Affairs) Logo indicating a link to the website

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Respect

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