Your journey begins with a drive through the eastern towns of Curepe, Tunapuna, Arouca and Arima. You will soon notice that the commerce in these towns generate a beehive of activities.

On reaching the Borough of Arima, enjoy the journey through the Blanchisseuse North Coast Road onto the fascinating Asa Wright Nature Center where you will stop for a picnic and to have a picturesque photo session viewing the different types of Birds, Butterflies, Flora and Fauna.

The ASA Wright Nature Center is a study and conservation center and retains some of its plantation history by the coffee, cocoa and citrus still found there. It has the only easily accessible colony of oil-birds and rich bird life includes the Ruby-topaz humming-bird and the tufted coquette.

Continuing through the Rainforest, where you will delight in the sights of small rural villages such as Chopara Bay, Las Cuevas Bay and Curepe Point.

You may also select an option to include lunch with your Asa Wright Tour. Simply select the Lunch Option at time of booking, and you will receive a local lunch served at the Old Plantation House before heading back to your hotel!

This tour starts in the north of Trinidad and proceeds southwards along the West coast, alluring you to the spectacular scenery of the Gulf of Paris.

Continuing via the Central Plains and Point-a-Pierre, you will visit San Fernando, the second largest city of Trinidad and the commercial hub of the Southland.

The journey then takes you eastward, into areas overlooking the lush coconut palms which fringe the 14 mile Mayaro Beach. On the return, travel through Manzanilla, Cocoa Plantations and Virgin Forest all on the East Coast of the island.

Along the East-West corridor your journey will conclude with some magnificent views of the rural villages below.

This tour is ideally suited for visitors coming to Trinidad and Tobago that provides a great introduction to the city of Port of Spain, the bustling capital, filled with an enchanting myriad of art galleries and restaurants.

Begin your tour on the Wrightson road waterfront, through to the old and new Port of Spain and explore roads of historical value like Abercromby Street where Red House is situated. This famous landmark is also known as the House of Parliament, built in 1906.

You will then visit sights such as the Hall of Justice, Trinity Cathedral, Woodford Square and the Queen's Park Savannah which is a 230 acre Park surrounded by beautiful trees and old gingerbread mansions. Some of these mansions include the Stollmeyer Castle which was built in 1904, and was reminiscent of the German Romantic style, the Queen's Royal College which now serves as a secondary school for over 1200 students, the "White Hall" a design inspired by the Venetian-style Palazzi and the Archbishop Palace conceived by an Irishman with an affection for Indian Architecture

Your tour concludes with a visit to some local art galleries.