SUN, SAND AND SEA SEEKERS PROGRAM

TRINIDAD
From the Hyatt Hotel on the waterfront to the
Northern coast beaches
1. Maracas Bay
The day begins on the most scenic and famous drive along the North Coast, with a panoramic
view of the Caribbean Sea to Maracas Bay. Located on the north side of the island, it’s an hour's
mountainous drive from the capital city of Port of Spain.
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The long beautiful stretch of coastline with a stop to taste the popular bake and
shark, a local fried fish sandwich topped with various condiments and popularly
eaten at the beach. There are two lovely lookout points along the drive.

2. TYRICO BEACH
Tyrico Beach is located just east of Maracas Beach, within 2 minutes of driving past Maracas
Bay. It is great for swimming and relaxing It is not a bay in itself as it is actually situated within
Maracas Bay at its eastern end. This lovely spot of sand, though underrated by locals, is great for
the visitor who wishes to be in close proximity to the food and amenities of Maracas Beach, but
away from the crowds. A more relaxing swim is also afforded as the angle of the beach results in
smaller waves and a less hectic surf, making it ideal for visitors with children. With lots of sand
real estate per sun-bather, this mini Maracas is the best of both worlds.

Tyrico Beach

3.Las Cuevas Beach

Equally as scenic a mere five minutes’ drive away, is Las Cuevas Beach.
A laid-back sandy stretch in a crescent-shaped bay known for its calm
water, backed by wooded hills. Las Cuevas is great for swimming and
sunbathing, it is the longest (22km) strip of sand and the second most
popular beach on the North Coast.
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4.L'ANSE MARTIN BEACH

Further afoot you can beach hop to the L’ Anse beach located between Las Cuevas and
Blanchisseuse Beaches. There 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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4. HUNDRED STEPS BEACH

Located after Las Cuevas and situated at the base of a cliff, the beach is accessed via a short
nature walk. It is one of the truly hidden gems in Trinidad, excellent for quiet sun bathing,
swimming, exploring and great fun. It. is a secluded gem with calm clear waters, great sand and
picturesque surroundings set at the base of a verdant green cliff. It is a serene destination by
virtue of the difficulty to get to it.
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4.FORT ABERCROMBY
Situated to the immediate north of Las Cuevas Bay, overlooking a scenic bay are the remnants
of Fort Abercromby. It is a historical area with fantastic ocean views, peaceful, calm and quite
scenic. A stairway leads to a lookout which gives a picturesque view of the ocean and
surroundings. The deep clear pool below this fort is a popular fishing and snorkelling spot.
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5.MARIANNE BEACH

Marianne Beach is the another fantastic stop along the North Coast Road and it is the largest and
most popular beach. The beach stretches for two kilometers, starting from the bustle of
the busiest side of the village and ending with serenity at a freshwater lagoon - which
was created by a dam of shifting sands between the beach and the nearby clear
Marianne River. The lagoon is great alternative for swimming when the sea gets too
rough.
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6.Blanchisseuse Beach
Further afoot on the same North Coast Road about 15 kilometers away from Las Cuevas is
another amazing beach the Blanchisseuse beach This beach boost of great waters to swim in;
beautiful vistas; seclusion and wonderful scenery
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