Beaches

Maracas Beach
Las Cuevas Beach
Manzanilla Beach
La Brea – Beach
Chaguaramas Beach

Maracas Beach

Soak up some sun, on Trinidad’s best-known beach, with its fine-grained, off-white quartz sand. Relax during the scenic drive to Maracas Bay, through the lush cool rain forest to Trinidad’s North Coast. Mesmerising palm fringed views captivates the visitor upon arrival. Experience going into the sea in our Floating Beach Wheelchair. Amaze your taste buds with the local delicacy known as Bake and Shark -a fried flatbread filled with perfectly seasoned fried-fish fillets, vegetables, fruit and an assortment of sauces ranging from sweet to very spicy, like tamarind sauce, local pepper sauce, garlic sauce. Or try the favourite: chadon beni (culantro) sauce.

Las Cuevas Beach

Rated as one of the top beaches in Trinidad, Las Cuevas Bay gets its name from the small caves at both ends of the bay. It is a less crowded sheltered horseshoe bay with calm, clear water, making it ideal for swimming with the Floating Beach Wheelchair and a lazy day spent at the beach. Las Cuevas Bay has the distinction of being a popular leatherback sea turtles nesting site. It is the only beach in the Southern English-speaking Caribbean that has received a “Blue Flag” Award due to its purity

Manzanilla Beach

Coconut trees lining fifteen miles of breathtaking coastal idyllic settings, as far as the eye can see! Manzanilla Beach is a destination for visitors seeking a quieter and less commercial beach experience. This beach is one to be enjoyed using our Floating Beach Wheelchair! Located on Trinidad’s east coast, it is a brown, long sandy beach that hosts a variety of sea and wetland birds, as the Nariva Swamp flows parallel to the shoreline. Manzanilla Beach is also known for turtle sightings and is one of the largest leather-back turtle nesting beaches on the island.

Vessigny Beach

Located approximately three kilometers past the La Brea Pitch Lake in South Western Trinidad, is Vessigny Beach. While Vessigny Beach is not as popular as the other beaches in Trinidad, it is a picturesque brown sandy beach with its gazebo, bridges and picnic tables. Such charming scenes lends itself to making memories for the visitors attending weddings or christenings, offering panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea. It can boast of kayaking and sailboat attractions. With its shallow, calm water with low waves and gentle breezes, it is perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing in our Floating Beach Wheelchair. It definitely is worth the trip to the South.

Chaguaramas Beach

Leisure and relaxation are only 18 minutes from the capital, Port of Spain. This beach, comprised of sand and pebbles, at Williams Bay, in lush Chaguaramas, has shallow, extremely calm and tranquil waters, making it a popular bathing area. Ideal for relaxing in our Floating Beach Wheelchair as you soak in the warm sun and feel the water lapping against you, as you gaze at the green, tree-ladened nearby hills. It is right alongside the Western Main Road, in the area next to the Police Post.