Things to do in Pitch Lake
Discover the best attractions and experiences Pitch Lake has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Trinidad's history through enduring forts and government buildings near the Pitch Lake region and across the island.
Fort George
An 18th‑century fortress perched above Port of Spain, offering panoramic city views and a glimpse into colonial defense.
Red House
The historic seat of Parliament with neoclassical architecture and a storied role in Trinidad and Tobago’s governance.
Museums
Delve into Trinidad and Tobago’s art, history, and culture at these well-known institutions.
National Museum and Art Gallery
A central museum showcasing Caribbean art, history, and culture in Port of Spain.
National Gallery of Trinidad and Tobago
A premier venue for contemporary and traditional Caribbean art in the capital.
Religious Monuments
Religious sites that reflect the island’s diverse faiths and architectural styles.
St. Patrick's Cathedral (Port of Spain)
A historic Catholic cathedral known for its Gothic-inspired architecture in the capital.
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception (Port of Spain)
A prominent Catholic church contributing to Port of Spain’s spiritual landscape.
National & Theme Parks
Protected reserves and natural havens where wildlife and landscapes shine.
Caroni Bird Sanctuary
A renowned wetland reserve famed for boat tours to see scarlet ibises and other wildlife.
Asa Wright Nature Centre
A premier birdwatching and nature reserve in the Arima Valley with rich biodiversity.
Neighborhoods
Vibrant towns and districts that showcase local life, flavors, and scenery.
La Brea
The village and coastal area around Pitch Lake, offering a gateway to the island’s southern coast.
Port of Spain
The capital city’s energetic core, where culture, history, and cuisine converge.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy natural and cultural experiences without an admission fee.
Pitch Lake
Visit the world’s largest natural asphalt lake and observe its unique surface up close.
La Brea Beach
Relax along the southern coast and take in ocean views and local life.
Coastal walk along La Brea coastline
Stroll the shoreline to catch sea breezes and sunset scenery.
Gastronomy
Savor iconic Trinidadian flavors and street-food staples.
Doubles
A beloved street snack of curried chickpeas between fried dough pockets.
Bake & Shark
Fried shark fillet served in a fried bread sandwich with toppings.
Pelau
One-pot rice, pigeon peas, meat, and caramelized sugar for a hearty flavor.
Nightlife
Evening spots for music, drinks, and socializing in Port of Spain and beyond.
Frederick Street nightlife (Port of Spain)
Bustling avenue full of bars, live music, and late-night eateries.
MovieTowne Port of Spain
A cinema and entertainment complex offering movies, dining, and social spots.
Entertainment
Cultural venues and performances for live arts and theatre lovers.
Little Carib Theatre
A historic venue presenting Caribbean theatre, music, and cultural performances.
Queen's Hall
A venerable concert and events venue hosting arts and cultural performances.
Sports
Iconic stadiums and arenas where locals gather for matches and events.
Queen's Park Oval
One of the Caribbean’s premier cricket stadiums with a rich sporting history.
Hasely Crawford Stadium
National stadium hosting track, football, and large-scale events.
Off the Track
Unconventional experiences and lesser-known spots off the typical tourist trails.
Pitch Lake guided exploration
A guided stroll around the world’s largest natural asphalt lake for unique geology insights.
La Brea coastline photography walk
casual coastal walk capturing sea views, local life, and sunset scenes.