Cruise Ship Services

From the moment your guests disembark in Port of Spain–Trinidad, or in Tobago, Scarborough and Charlotteville, Island Experiences gives you the professional and reliable on-shore service you need. From exciting eco-tours to cultural shows with excellent local entertainment, simple city tours and beach trips with local culinary delights – our many years in the cruise ship industry gives us the experience needed to provide the impeccable service your guests expect. We know we can provide your guests with the Island Experience of a lifetime!

Our services include:
• air/sea transfers
• home porting service
• sightseeing tours
• adventure and eco tours
• cultural tours and local entertainments
• on-shore dining
• themed events

We have many years of experience providing unparalleled service for cruise ship passengers, and our existing clients include Hapag Lloyd Kreuzfahrten, Hansa Kreuzfahrten, and Delphin Cruises.

The following are some of our most popular excursions:

TRINIDAD LAND EXCURSIONS

(A) Trinidad Highlights
(B) Maracas Beach Trip
(C) PoS City tour and Steeldrum Experience
(D) Caroni Bird Sanctuary Tour (PM)
(E) Caroni Mangrove Wetland Boat Tour (AM)
(F) Asa Wright Nature Centre
(G) Eco-Cultural Tour

Tour A:
TRINIDAD HIGHLIGHTS
POS CITY TOUR / PANORAMIC VIEW / SUBURBS / COUNTRYSIDE / COASTAL DRIVE / PANORAMIC VIEW / MARACAS BEACH
Duration: 4 hours

This tour combines the highlights of Port of Spain with beautiful sights of
the countryside and an amazing scenic drive up the North Coast to our most
popular beach, Maracas Bay.

We depart the hotel and make our way to downtown Port of Spain. Here we
experience lively Independence Square with its imposing Central Bank and
Brian Lara Promenade. We continue our tour passing various interesting
sights like the Trinity Church, the Parliamentary Building (Red House), the
Supreme Court, our most prestigious High School St Joseph's Convent, the
Museum of Natural History and at last the "world's largest roundabout", the
Queens Park Savannah. This 200-acre recreational Park is lined with exotic
trees and interesting colonial style buildings. The most impressive among
these are the "Magnificent Seven", a row of imposing mansions with amazing
architectural designs. We stop at the Botanical Gardens/President's House, where
we take a short guided walk through the gardens. Now it's on to the scenic Lady Young Road. We stop at a fantastic lookout for photographs of panoramic Port of Spain and environs and the Gulf of Paria. On a clear day you can see Venezuela from here!

We continue our drive through various suburbs. Experience the lively hustle
and bustle of the Eastern Main Road, typical suburban Caribbean scenery. Now it’s on to Santa Cruz, a lush green agricultural valley with interesting cocoa and coffee
plantations. Trinidadians use this pure organic cocoa (without additives)
and make "cocoa tea" or "chocolate tea" as we call it here in Trinidad..

Continuing our drive we now start our scenic journey up the North Coast
Road, enjoying the panoramic views of the Paramin Hills, the highly
residential valleys, the Northern Range and the rain forest. The most
astounding view awaits us when we reach the Caribbean Sea. A photo stop at
the Maracas Lookout is most rewarding. A short drive now brings us to our
last stop, Maracas Beach. Enjoy the natural ambiance of this beach with its
beautiful palm-fringed coastline and unspoilt lush green mountains as a
back-drop. Here you can take a walk along the beach or just relax at one of
the beach huts for a cool drink and a crispy Bake & Shark, the most popular
specialty of this beach (on own). On our return we drive via the scenic North Coast
Road and then take a different route via Maraval to Port of Spain and back
to the ship.

Tour B:
MARACAS BEACH TRIP
POS CITY TOUR / PANORAMIC VIEW / SUBURBS / COUNTRYSIDE / COASTAL DRIVE / PANORAMIC VIEW / MARACAS BEACH
Duration: 3.5 hours

A visit to this most spectacular beach not only offers you the opportunity of a swim in the cool waters of the Caribbean Sea but also provides you with a most picturesque scenic drive along the coastline.

This trip is a most relaxing way to spend a morning or afternoon allowing about 2.5 hours on beautiful Maracas Beach. The drive leads us through the residential areas of St. Clair and Maraval where we see the typical Caribbean hustle and bustle. We now continue up the stunning scenic North Coast Road – admire the view to the Paramin hills covered with plantations of herbs and spices and the rainforest on the other side. Upon reaching the Caribbean Sea we get the most spectacular panoramic view of the ocean. A short stop at the Maracas Lookout gives you the opportunity for some pictures of the Caribbean Sea and the surrounding Bays, including Maracas Bay.

Maracas Beach is the most popular beach in Trinidad. Its natural bay is surrounded with lush green rainforest and its sandy beach is lined with coconut trees ….typical unspoilt Caribbean scenery without high-rise hotels! Practically untouched by tourism this beach will offer the privacy and special ambiance only Trinidad can offer. There are several small huts where drinks and various local specialties are offered. Try the famous “Bake & Shark” (hot crispy shark sandwich with homemade bread). It tastes absolutely delightful! There are many different sauces from which you can choose, just beware of the very hot peppersauce! (Please note: not incl. In tour price)

Basic dressing rooms with changing and toilet facilities are available (incl.).

The return drive takes us via the same route.

Tour C:
POS CITY TOUR AND STEELDRUM EXPERIENCE
POS CITY TOUR / BOTANIC GARDEN / PANORAMIC VIEW / STEELDRUM CONCERT Duration: 4 hours

This tour provides a comprehensive city tour combined with a first-hand experience of our National instrument, the steel drum, locally called the “steelpan”.

We depart the port towards downtown Port of Spain. On our way we pass the lighthouse and lively Independence Square with its imposing Central Bank and Brian Lara Promenade. We now continue our tour passing various interesting sights like the Trinity Church, the Parliamentary Building (“Red House”), the Supreme Court, our most prestigious High School St Joseph's Convent, the Museum of Natural History and at last the "world's largest roundabout", the Queens Park Savannah. This 200-acre recreational Park is lined with exotic trees and interesting colonial style buildings. The most impressive among these are the "Magnificent Seven", a row of imposing mansions with amazing architectural designs. We stop at the Botanical Gardens/President's House, where we take a short guided walk through the gardens admiring the beautiful flora and fauna.

Now it's on to the scenic Lady Young Road. We stop at a fantastic lookout for photographs of panoramic Port of Spain and environs and the Gulf of Paria. On a clear day you can see Venezuela from here!

We now return to the Queens Park Savannah and a short drive takes us to the venue for the Steelpan concert. Trinidad is the birthplace of the steelpan, the only instrument invented in the 20th century. You have the opportunity of a first-hand-experience of this wonderful instrument. Upon arrival you will be greeted with delicious tropical rum– or fruit punch. A short introduction will be given on the making of the steel drums and some of its history. Then it’s on to a live performance of our contemporary sounds, calypso.Yuo will be amazed at the versatility of this wonderful instrument, the only one invented in the 20th century. If you wish, you can join the band at the end of the performance and try your hand at playing the steelpan yourself! After this most exciting event, we drive back to the ship.

Tour D:
CARONI BIRD SANCTUARY BOAT TOUR
DRIVE TO CARONI BIRD SANCTUARY VIA HIGHWAY / BOAT RIDE THROUGH THE MANGROVE SWAMP VO VIEW BIRDS
Duration: 4 hours (PM)

Bird life is particularly abundant in Trinidad and this tour gives a delightful introduction to one of the many aspects of Trinidad’s wild life. A world-class destination for bird watchers and outdoor enthusiasts, the Caroni Bird Sanctuary is a 48 square mile wetland area on the North West Coast of Trinidad, part Mangrove Swamp and part Lagoon. It is the home of the National Bird of Trinidad, the bright red Scarlet Ibis. Our tour will carry us into the beautiful serene landscape of this untouched mangrove swamp with its amazing open lagoons and waterways. Enjoy the sight of this rare landscape with a backdrop of the imposing Northern Range in the distance…

Upon arrival you will board a large flat-bottomed boat with an outboard motor and slowly travel along the beautiful waterways and lagoons admiring the beauty of the landscape and a variety of birds, crustaceans and other wildlife. Of the 168 species of wildlife you may spot many new species including the neotropical Cormorant, large-billed tern, tri-coloured heron, red-capped cardinal, snowy egret or bicoloured cane-bill to name just a few. Gliding along the many channels and lagoons you will see red, black and white mangroves and many tiny oysters clinging to the roots of the mangroves. The tree climbing and fiddler crabs are an important staple of the diet of the wetland birds living in this area. You will see them clinging on the mangrove roots or scurrying across the many mudflats. There are possible sightings of non-poisonous snakes sleeping coiled up in the branches of the trees (Cook’s Tree Boa), a caiman or a silky anteater.

The highlight of this tour though is the rare protected Scarlet Ibis. These brightly coloured birds feed and nest in this area and every evening at sunset they fly to their roosting trees in flocks, the viewing of which is a delightful experience. After our slow ride through the many channels and lagoons we finally stop the boat at a safe noise distance from the roosting site of these birds. The boat becomes your floating vantage point of witnessing the birds coming in to roost, flying in unison – a cloud of red against the evening sky. The birds settle in the mangrove trees as the sun is about to set. It is a most memorable and spectacular sight. Many who have observed this rewarding spectacle say the mangroves look like a Christmas tree decorated in red….the solemn quiet atmosphere of the swamp at sunset enhances your optical experience…on our return drive we leave the many colours of the tropical sunset behind.

The Caroni Mangrove Swamp is a famous eco-tourism site and touching of any animals seen (i.e. silky anteater) is prohibited. The boats will stop at a safe noise level distance from the Scarlet Ibis roosting site.

The return drive to the ship takes place along the same route.

Tour E:
CARONI MANGROVE WETLAND BOATTOUR
DRIVE VIA HIGHWAY TO CARONI / BOATRIDE THROUGH THE MANGROVE SWAMP TO ENJOY SCENERY
Duration: 4 hours (anytime during the day)

The Caroni Sanctuary is a 48 square mile wetland area on the North West Coast of Trinidad, part Mangrove Swamp and part lagoon. It is the home of the National Bird of Trinidad, the bright red Scarlet Ibis. Our boat will carry us into the heart of the swamp where the only living beings you will meet are birds, crustatians, reptiles and maybe a simple pirogue with some fishermen…This nature tour is a beautiful peaceful experience of an unspoilt wetland area with beautiful landscapes.

Upon arrival you will board a large flat-bottomed boat with an outboard motor and slowly travel along the beautiful waterways and lagoons admiring the beauty of the landscape and a variety of birds, crustaceans and other wildlife. Gliding along the many channels and lagoons you will see red, black and white mangroves and many tiny oysters clinging to the roots of the mangroves. The tree climbing and fiddler crabs are an important staple of the diet of the wetland birds living in this area. You will see them clinging on the mangrove roots or scurrying across the many mudflats. We might also spot some non-poisonous snakes sleeping coiled up in the branches of the trees, a caiman or a silky anteater. Some Scarlet Ibis will be seen flying overhead or feeding in the mangroves, also the blue heron, the snowy egrets and other wetland birds. The contrast between the sometimes bizarre mangrove landscapes, the simply beautiful open lagoons and the astounding majestic Northern Range in the distance is truly amazing.

After one relaxing and awe-inspiring hour of touring through this unusual wetland we return to the boat base and then back to the ship.

Tour F :
ASA WRIGHT NATURE CENTRE (NATURE LOVERS DREAM)
POS CITY TOUR / PANORAMIC VIEW / HIGHWAY AND RAINFOREST DRIVE / OLD PLANTATION HOUSE VISIT WITH GUIDED WALK IN RAINFOREST
Duration: 7 hrs

This tour is a must for the nature lover and bird enthusiast. After a city tour of Port of Spain we will visit the world-famous Asa Wright Nature Centre, which offers a nature walk through the rainforest and the opportunity to watch birds and other wildlife from a very close range.

We depart the port towards downtown Port of Spain. On our way we pass the lighthouse and lively Independence Square with its imposing Central Bank and Brian Lara Promenade. We now continue our tour passing various interesting sights like the Trinity Church, the Parliamentary Building (Red House), the Supreme Court, our most prestigious High School St Joseph Convent, the Museum of Natural History and then “the world’s largest roundabout”, the Queen’s Park Savannah. This 200-acre recreational park is lined with exotic trees and interesting colonial style mansions with amazing architectural designs.

We now continue our drive up the scenic Lady Young Road. We stop at a fantastic lookout for photographs of Port of Spain and environs and the Gulf of Paria. On a clear day you can see as far as Venezuela, our neighboring country.

We now go on our way to the Asa Wright Nature Centre. During our drive on the highway we see the majestic Northern Range on our left, where the large complex of the Mount St. Benedict Monastery is located. Our drive will take us deep into the rainforest of the Northern Range to the North East of the island. After a 1.5 hour drive (part on the highway and part through the lovely rainforest) we reach the Centre. This bird sanctuary and study center is set in 200 acres of the thickly forested Arima Valley. The elegant, peaceful ambiance of this unique center will make your visit to this island truly unforgettable!

We visit the old plantation house, which has a large open verandah. Here you can watch an incredible amount of different species of tropical birds at a very close range. Feeders with fruits and bread are provided for the birds and mammals. Especially the humming birds love to feed from the sugarwater-filled containers hanging right in front your nose! They will stay quite some time for you to take fantastic photographs. We also might see the large tegu lizard and the guinea pig like “agouti”. After our beautiful arrayed buffet lunch (delicious local food) we go for a guided walk through the forest. Here we see interesting flora and fauna, as well as birds and other wildlife, including insects. We will learn about the many different medicinal herbs and its uses, the history of the Asa Wright Centre, the endangered oilbirds that live in a cave nearby (no visit), the dancing manakin bird etc.

Our return drive takes place via the same route.

Tour G:
TRINIDAD ECO-CULTURAL EXPERIENCE
POS CITY TOUR / BOTANIC GARDENS / PANORAMIC VIEW / CHAGUANAS / HINDU TEMPLE / CARONI BIRD SANCTUARY
Duration: 6 hours

This tour combines our interesting city tour of Port of Spain (population of 300.000) with a look into the East Indian part of our culture (Hindu Temple in Central Trinidad) and one of our most interesting nature tours (Caroni Mangrove Swamp.

We depart the pier and passing the lighthouse make our way to downtown Port of Spain. Here we experience lively Independence Square with its imposing Central Bank and Brian Lara Promenade. We continue our tour passing various interesting sights like the Trinity Church, the Parliamentary Building (Red House), the Supreme Court, our most prestigious High School St Joseph’s Convent, the Museum of Natural History and at last the "world's largest roundabout", the Queens Park Savannah. This 200-acre recreational Park is lined with exotic trees and interesting colonial style buildings. The most impressive among these are the "Magnificent Seven", a row of imposing
mansions with amazing architectural designs. Our first stop is at the Botanical Gardens/President's House, where we take a short guided walk.

We now drive up the scenic Lady Young Road to a nice panoramic view point. During the drive uphill we catch glimpses of panoramic Port of Spain until we finally stop on top the hill and you can take photographs of Port of Spain and environs and the Gulf of Paria. On a clear day you can see Venezuela.

Our drive continues via highway to Central Trinidad, where most of our East Indian population is concentrated. Our population is about 40% East Indian and their culture is very strong in Trinidad. We pass through a totally different landscape now – the low-lying flat plains of Central Trinidad with the Northern Range towering in the background. Here we see many colourful prayerflags in front of the houses of the Hindus, we enjoy the typical East Indian neighborhoods with the lively hustle and bustle of every day life. Finally we stop at the Dattatreya Yoga Center (www.dattapeetham.com), the Ashram of a famous East Indian Guru, Sri Swamiji who resides in India. It is believed that he is the living example of divinity personified. His large impressive temple was formally opened in June 2003 and looks like a big pink “wedding cake” in the distance, especially beautiful against the deep blue sky. It contains several “murtis” (icons) of the different Hindu deities and beautiful ornaments. Our tour guide will give us deep founded explanations about their meaning. We also admire the world’s largest statue (out of India) of the East-Indian ‘monkey god’, Lord Hanuman (85 feet) that is situated in front of the temple. A dress code is to be observed here – no short pants/skirts, no sleeveless tops. Photographs can be taken liberally outside of the temple, within the temple photographs are prohibited.

After this interesting and educational visit we drive via highway to the world famous Caroni Mangrove Swamp. The Caroni Sanctuary is a 48 square mile wetland area on the North West Coast of Trinidad, part Mangrove Swamp and part lagoon. It is the home of the National Bird of Trinidad, the bright red Scarlet Ibis. Our boat will carry us into the heart of the swamp where the only living beings you will meet are birds, crustatians, reptiles and maybe a simple pirogue with some fishermen…This nature tour is a beautiful peaceful experience of an unspoilt wetland area with beautiful landscapes.

Upon arrival you will board a large flat-bottomed boat with an outboard motor and slowly travel along the peaceful waterways and lagoons admiring the beauty of the landscape and a variety of birds, crustaceans and other wildlife. Gliding along the many channels and lagoons you will see red, black and white mangroves and many tiny oysters clinging to the roots of the mangroves. The tree climbing and fiddler crabs are an important staple of the diet of the wetland birds living in this area. You will see them clinging on the mangrove roots or scurrying across the many mudflats. We might also spot some non-poisonous snakes sleeping coiled up in the branches of the trees – in a safe distance from us - a caiman or a silky anteater. Some Scarlet Ibis will be seen flying overhead or feeding in the mangroves, also the blue heron, the snowy egrets and other wetland birds.
Sit back and relax and enjoy this peaceful ride through the wide-open lagoons and the majestic Northern Range towering in the background. Glide through the narrow waterways lined with the long roots of the red mangroves and feel the almost eerie atmosphere of this unusual place.

After one relaxing and awe-inspiring hour of touring through this unusual wetland we return to the boat base and then back to the ship.

TOBAGO LAND EXCURSIONS

(A)  Pigeon Point Beach Trip

(B)  Bucco Reef Boat Trip at Pigeon Point

      (C)  Heritage Tour with Cultural Show (Fort King George / Panoramic View / Plymouth

                  Fort James / Mysterious Tombstone / Arnos Waterwheel / Cultural Show / Caribbean Coast

         (D)  Island Tour (Atlantic coast / Speyside / Boat ride / Caribbean Coast / Englishman’s Bay /

                  Panoramic views)

       (E)   Caribben Coast Tour ( Scarborough / Louise Kimme museum Carnbee  /

                   Caribbean Coast / passing various beaches & villages / Fort King George)

       (F)   Catamaran Sailing Excursion (43 ft Catamaran for 27 pax seated / 40 pax max /

                   Pigeon Point / Mr Irvine / swimming & snorkeling / open bar)

(G)  Jeep Safari ( off road excursion / cross rivers & old plantations / Caribbean coast /   

       waterfall for swim / Lunch at Arnos Vale Waterwheel Restaurant / sugar mill stop)

Tour A:
PIGEON POINT BEACH TRIP
DRIVE TO PIGEON POINT / BEACH FOR BATHING
Duration: 4 hours

Option 1:
Includes: entrance fee, welcome drink (rum punch or fruit punch), beach chair, transport and guide

Option 2:
Includes: entrance fee, transport and guide

A short drive of approx. 20 minutes will take you from the Port of Scarborough to one of the most beautiful beaches in Tobago, Pigeon Point. Spend the afternoon swimming, sunbathing or simply relax and enjoy the atmosphere.

N.B.: Please be informed that Club Pigeon Point does not provide towels. Beach huts, chairs are available at extra cost, sun umbrellas are provided, a lot of trees along the beach provide shade.

Tour B:
BUCCOO REEF BOAT TRIP at Pigeon Point
DRIVE TO PIGEON POINT / BUCCO REEF BOAT TRIP
Duration: approx. 5 hours

Option 1:
Includes: entrance fee, welcome drink (rum punch or fruit punch), beach chair, glass bottom boat tour Buccoo Reef, transport and guide

Option 2:
Includes: entrance fee, glass bottom boat tour Buccoo Reef, transport and guide

 A short drive of approx. 20 minutes will take you from the Port of Scarborough to one of the most beautiful beaches in Tobago, Pigeon Point. A glass bottom boat will show you the beauty of the Buccoo Reef with its Coral Gardens. Swim and snorkel along the reef. The boat will make a second stop at the Nylon Pool close No Man’s Land where the water is crystal clear and very shallow.

Tour C:
TOBAGO HERITAGE with Cultural Show
FORT KING GEORGE PANORAMIC VIEW / PLYMOUTH FORT JAMES MYSTERIOUS TOMBSTONE /  VISIT ARNOS WATERWHEEL / CULTURAL SHOW / CARIBBEAN COAST DRIVE
Duration: approx. 4 hours
Includes: entrance fees, cultural show with welcome drink (rum punch or fruit punch), transport and guide

Visit the Fort King George in Scarborough where you can enjoy magnificent views of Scarborough and the Atlantic coast. A short drive through villages like The Whim and Union takes us to Plymouth where we stop at Fort James overlooking the beautiful Courland Bay (Turtle Beach) as well as Pigeon Point and Buccoo Reef. We will drive along the Arnos Vale Road to the Arnos Vale Waterwheel where a welcome drink (fruit punch or rum punch) is offered followed by a guided tour of the Arnos Vale Sugar Factory. The factory represents one of the best preserved examples of 18th and 19th century production technology in Tobago. A small museum houses artifacts that were discovered on the site. We will then entertain you at the Waterwheel with a cultural show (choice of steelband, African Drummers or Limbo Dankers from the Golden Lane Group). Our journey continues along the Caribbean coast via Black Rock, Grafton and Mt. Irvine, Carnbee and then takes you back to the Port in Scarborough.

Tour D:
ISLAND TOUR
ATLANTIC COAST / SPEYSIDE / BOAT RIDE / CARIBBEAN COAST / ENGLISHMAN’S BAY / PANORAMIC VIEWS
Duration: approx. 8 hours
Includes: glass bottom boat tour Speyside, lunch in Speyside, transport and one tour guide per bus/boat

We drive along the scenic Atlantic coast of Tobago to Speyside with a stop at Speyside lookout to Blue Waters Inn at Batteaux Bay where we board a glass bottom boat and enjoy the magnificent underwater world of the Angel Reef and visit the largest brain coral in the Caribbean. Lunch will be served in Speyside before we continue our trip around the island across the rainforest road to the Caribbean side. We will have a swimming stop at Englishman’s Bay that was voted the 6th best beach in the world by the Travel Channel. We will then pass the villages of Castara, Runnemede and Moriah and see some more of Tobago’s beautiful beaches. Enjoy the breathtaking views at Mt. Dillon lookout (distant views of Pigeon Point and Buccoo Reef and the North coast of Trinidad on a clear day) and then return to Scarborough.

N.B. Lunch will be served at Jemma’s Sea View Kitchen

Tour E:
CARIBBEAN COAST
Duration: approx. 4 - 4.5 hours
Includes: entrance fees and soft drink at museum, transport and guide

We start our tour from Scarborough Port and drive along the market leaving the capital towards Carnbee to the private museum of German born artist Luise Kimme. Her “Castle” and the tall wooden sculptures are unique and well known throughout the Caribbean. The artist will give the visitor a guided tour of her museum which is part of her home. We continue along the Caribbean coast to Mt. Irvine, Grafton (Stonehaven Bay), Black Rock, Turtle Beach (Great Courland Bay) to Plymouth where we will visit  Fort James overlooking the beautiful Courland Bay (Turtle Beach) as well as Pigeon Point and Buccoo Reef. We drive along the Arnos Vale Road and we will pass through the small communities of Les Coteaux, Golden Lane, Moriah and Runnemede to Englishman’s Bay. On our way back we take the Northside Road towards Scarborough and our last stop will be at Fort King George in Scarborough before returning to the port.

Tour F:
CATAMARAN SAILING EXCURSION 
PIGEON POINT BEACH / CATAMARAN TOUR
Duration: approx. 4 hours
Includes: entrance fee Pigeon Point, catamaran excursion, drinks and light snacks, snorkeling equipment, transport and guide

This new 43ft. catamaran is fully outfitted with comfortable cushioned seating for 27 passengers (20 shaded seats), 2 spacious bathrooms with showers, 2 trampoline nets, boarding ladders both row and stern and snorkeling gear.

The catamaran is licensed for 40 passengers.

This trip is planned with a transfer to Pigeon Point where the guests board the catamaran via the jetty and take them along the Caribbean coast of Tobago up to Mt. Irvine (Grange Bay) for swimming and snorkeling. Open bar (fully stocked bar with alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages) during the excursion and light snacks will be offered on board. Return to Pigeon Point, exit at jetty and return transfer to Port of Scarborough.

N.B.: Route might change depending on weather and sea conditions

Tour G:
JEEP SAFARI
OFF THE BEATEN TRACK EXCURSION
Duration: approx. 6-7 hours
Includes: Jeep with driver/tour guide, lunch at Arnos Vale Waterwheel, refreshments

This exciting off-road excursion in search of adventure will allow you to cover parts of the island and appreciate sights that most visitors never get to discover. We will drive on dirt roads off the beaten tracks, through rivers and old plantations from the Caribbean coast into the heart of the island, reaching a waterfall where you can swim in its natural pool. You will see a variety beautiful of birds. After a delicious local lunch served at Arnos Vale Waterwheel, our journey continues alongside a river where with a little luck you might see caimans in their natural habitat. A visit to an old sugar mill will be our last stop before returning to the capital Scarborough.

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