Between Las Cuevas and Blanchisseuse Bay on the North Coast road lies a small idyllic strip of sand known, L’Anse Martin Beach. Fringed with coconut palms and almond trees, this beach destination is great for swimming, surfing and tans.
Between Las Cuevas and Blanchisseuse Bay on the North Coast road lies a small idyllic strip of sand known, L’Anse Martin Beach. Fringed with coconut palms and almond trees, this beach destination is great for swimming, surfing and tans.
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This is a fantastic river adventure with three large pools to swim in, a 25-foot rock to jump off and natural water slide.
This historical area is very peaceful, calm and quite scenic!
One of the truly hidden gems in Trinidad, Hundred Steps Beach is a secluded beach that is excellent for quite sun bathing, swimming, exploring and great fun. NOTE: Several security concerns have been raised about this destination. Please exercise extreme caution and visit in groups.
Marianne Beach is the last stop along the North Coast Road and it is the largest and most popular beach found in Blanchisseuse
At Yarra Beach, the blue water rhythmically licks the long sandy beach and coconut trees dance in the wind like a cliche Caribbean paradise.
Yarra River is the perfect river to laze by and is a favourite local spot for a beach and river lime.