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Trinidad and Tobago Tour Packages

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Trinidad and Tobago tour packages

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Trinidad and Tobago: Port of Spain, Birds and Rainforest, 6 NightsWildlife
Trinidad and Tobago

Trinidad and Tobago: Port of Spain, Birds and Rainforest, 6 Nights

Port of Spain · Tobago
6 Nights / 7 Days
Price on Request
  • 6 nights' hand-picked accommodation (3 in Port of Spain, 3 in Tobago)
  • Daily breakfast from day 2
  • Private airport transfers on arrival in Trinidad and on departure from Tobago

Port of Spain's Queen's Park Savannah and the grand old mansions that line it

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How long the islands actually need

5 days
Trinidad — Port of Spain, Caroni and central
The diaspora, the city and the scarlet ibis
7 days
Trinidad and Tobago together
A first visit that wants both islands
8 days
Carnival in Trinidad, then Tobago
Carnival, with somewhere quiet to recover
10 days
Divali in central Trinidad plus Tobago’s Main Ridge
Travellers timing the trip to the festival calendar
When to go

Dry season and Carnival,
or the green and empty months

Best overall
Jan – May
The dry season

The best window: least rain, easiest road and forest conditions, clearest water off Tobago and the best birding light. Carnival falls in February or March and is the busiest and most expensive week of the year by a wide margin — book accommodation months out or deliberately avoid it.

Plan ahead
Feb – Mar
Carnival

The two days before Ash Wednesday, and the weeks of panyard rehearsals, fetes and calypso competitions that build to them. If Carnival is the reason you are coming, plan it far ahead; if it is not, note that the whole country is booked and priced accordingly.

Green, quieter
Jun – Nov
The wet season

Rain arrives mostly as heavy afternoon downpours rather than all-day grey, and the islands are at their greenest. Prices drop and crowds thin. The islands lie south of the main hurricane track, which makes this a safer wet season than most of the Caribbean — but it is not a guarantee.

Worth timing
Oct – Nov
Divali season

Divali is a national public holiday with its date set each year, and central Trinidad lights up — deyas along roadsides and fences, and the Divali Nagar site near Chaguanas running for days beforehand. An extraordinary time to be here for an Indian traveller.

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Every destination we offer is researched and vetted by our team before we recommend it.

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Every journey is quoted individually and in writing before you commit, so you know what is included before you decide.

Designed around you

Each journey is a starting point. Dates, pace, stays and routing are reworked around how you actually want to travel.

Before you book

Trinidad and Tobago entry — India is not on the exempt list

Trinidad and Tobago’s Immigration Division publishes a single list headed "Citizens of the countries listed below do not require visas for entry into Trinidad and Tobago". India does not appear on it. That absence is deliberate rather than accidental: the list runs to some ninety entries and includes both Bangladesh and Pakistan, along with Commonwealth partners such as Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Malaysia, Mauritius, Singapore, Zambia and Zimbabwe. The positive confirmation comes from the other direction — the High Commission for the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago in New Delhi publishes its own visa application checklist for applicants in India, which is what you work from. It asks for two application forms with all twenty-two questions completed and original signatures that match on both copies, two recent passport photographs on each form, a passport valid for six months from the date of intended travel, a colour copy of the passport’s front and back pages, your proposed travel itinerary, the fee with a return courier fee where required, and a self-addressed envelope. Applications are made in person, or through a third party with a completed authorisation form.

Do not buy tickets before the visa is decided The High Commission puts this in bold on its own checklist, and it is the single most useful line on the page: "You are strongly advised not to confirm/purchase tickets until after visa application is processed." It asks for a proposed itinerary, not a paid one. It also warns that incomplete applications will not be processed at all, so the twenty-two questions, the matching signatures and the photograph specification are not formalities — they are the difference between a decision and a returned envelope. The checklist states no processing time and no permitted length of stay, so we publish neither; ask when you apply. Note that the application is made in person at the High Commission in New Delhi, or through a third party only with the mission’s own authorisation form completed. We do not publish visa fees here.

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The practical detail that makes Signature Journeys effortless — what to know before you go, from people who travel for a living.

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Frequently asked

Yes. The Immigration Division publishes a list headed "Citizens of the countries listed below do not require visas for entry into Trinidad and Tobago", and India is not on it — while Bangladesh and Pakistan are, along with many Commonwealth countries, so the omission is deliberate. The High Commission for the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago in New Delhi publishes its own visa application checklist, which is what Indian applicants work from.
Two application forms with all twenty-two questions completed and matching original signatures on both copies; two recent passport-size colour photographs on each form; a passport valid six months from the date of intended travel, plus the previous passport if the current one is newly issued; a colour copy of the passport’s front and back pages; your proposed travel itinerary; the fee with a return courier fee where required; and a self-addressed envelope. Applications are made in person, or through a third party with the mission’s authorisation form.
No — and the High Commission says so in bold on its own checklist: "You are strongly advised not to confirm/purchase tickets until after visa application is processed." It asks for a proposed itinerary, not a purchased one. It also states that incomplete applications will not be processed, so treat the form requirements literally.
Because the connection is real and 180 years deep. Indian indentured immigration to Trinidad ran from 1845 to 1917 and brought over 140,000 people, according to Trinidad and Tobago’s own national library. Divali and Eid-ul-Fitr are national public holidays. Indian Arrival Day on 30 May, marking the arrival of the Fatel Razack in May 1845, became an official public holiday in 1994. You will find temples, mosques, festivals and food that grew out of that migration and then became Trinidadian.
A Hindu temple standing in the water at Waterloo, on Trinidad’s west coast. The National Trust of Trinidad and Tobago records that an Indian indentured labourer built a first temple on the seashore in 1947; it was demolished because it stood on sugar-company land and he was prosecuted and imprisoned. He then built a second temple in the sea itself, on a man-made island reached by a causeway — and "It took him 25 years to build singlehanded with only his bicycle to transport materials." It was reconstructed in 1995. Official sources spell his name variously: Sewdass, Siewdass and Seedas Sadhu all appear.
No. Trinidad and Tobago has no inscribed property at all — worth knowing because it is often assumed otherwise. Three sites sit on the country’s tentative list, all added in 2011: the Banwari Trace Archaeological Site, the La Brea Pitch Lake, and Tobago’s Main Ridge Forest Reserve, which has been protected since 1776.
January to May is the dry season and the best all-round window. Carnival falls in February or March and dominates everything — decide early whether you want to be in it or well clear of it. Divali, in October or November with its date set annually, is the other date worth planning around, especially for an Indian traveller. The islands sit south of the main hurricane track, so the June to November wet season is less risky here than elsewhere in the Caribbean.
Easier than almost anywhere else in the Caribbean, and that is the diaspora’s doing. Doubles are vegetarian. So are channa and aloo roti, dhalpuri, pumpkin talkari, bhaji and a long list of Indian sweets made here for generations. Carnival food and creole dishes lean on meat and fish, but you will never struggle in central Trinidad, and most roti shops will serve a full vegetarian plate without being asked twice.
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North America tour packages

Other tour packages across North America — different countries, the same starting-point approach, and easy to combine with Trinidad and Tobago.

USA Coast to Coast: New York, Niagara, Orlando and California, 15 NightsFamily
United States

USA Coast to Coast: New York, Niagara, Orlando and California, 15 Nights

New York City · Washington DC · Orlando · San Francisco · Las Vegas · Los Angeles
15 Nights / 16 Days
Price on Request
  • 15 nights' hand-picked accommodation: 2 in New York, 2 in Washington DC, 1 at Niagara Falls (US side), 4 in Orlando, 2 in San Francisco, 2 in Las Vegas and 2 in Los Angeles
  • Daily breakfast from day 2, except on the two Las Vegas mornings (days 13 and 14)
  • Private airport transfers on arrival and departure in each city

A harbour cruise past the Statue of Liberty and the view from One World Observatory

New York, Washington DC and Niagara Falls, 5 NightsCultural
United States

New York, Washington DC and Niagara Falls, 5 Nights

New York City · Washington DC
5 Nights / 6 Days
Price on Request
  • 5 nights' hand-picked accommodation: 2 in New York, 2 in Washington DC and 1 at Niagara Falls (US side)
  • Daily breakfast from day 2
  • Private airport transfers on arrival and departure in each city

A harbour cruise with close views of the Statue of Liberty

Orlando Park Break: Magic Kingdom and SeaWorld, 3 NightsFamily
United States

Orlando Park Break: Magic Kingdom and SeaWorld, 3 Nights

Orlando
3 Nights / 4 Days
Price on Request
  • 3 nights' hand-picked accommodation in Orlando
  • Daily breakfast from day 2
  • Airport transfers on arrival and departure

A full day at SeaWorld Orlando, with coasters, dolphins and a penguin habitat

Orlando Parks and Miami Beach, 5 NightsFamily
United States

Orlando Parks and Miami Beach, 5 Nights

Orlando · Miami
5 Nights / 6 Days
Price on Request
  • 5 nights' hand-picked accommodation: 3 in Orlando and 2 in Miami
  • Daily breakfast from day 2
  • Private airport transfers on arrival and departure in both cities

A full day at SeaWorld Orlando, for coasters and marine life

Atlanta City Break with the North Georgia Wine Country, 4 NightsCultural
United States

Atlanta City Break with the North Georgia Wine Country, 4 Nights

Atlanta
4 Nights / 5 Days
Price on Request
  • 4 nights' hand-picked accommodation in Atlanta
  • Daily breakfast from day 2
  • Private airport transfers on arrival and departure

The birthplace and church of Martin Luther King Jr. in the Sweet Auburn district

Chicago River and Skyline Break, 2 NightsCultural
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Chicago River and Skyline Break, 2 Nights

Chicago
2 Nights / 3 Days
Price on Request
  • 2 nights' hand-picked accommodation in Chicago
  • Daily breakfast from day 2
  • Private airport transfers on arrival and departure

A guided architecture cruise between the towers lining the Chicago River

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