Trinidad & Tobago
Luxury Yacht Charter

Trinidad & Tobago

Trinidad & Tobago Yacht Charter

Sun-soaked beaches, secluded reefs and turquoise waters await you in the colourful twin islands of Trinidad and Tobago. Well known for its vibrant and rich culture, filled with music, dance and celebrations, a Trinidad and Tobago luxury yacht charter allows you to fully immerse yourself in the Caribbean lifestyle while exploring its distinctive Creole traditions. Located northwest of Venezuela, Trinidad is home to beautiful wildlife, with plenty of stunning trekking and hiking opportunities. Its annual Carnival draws in visitors from around the globe as its streets come alive with the steel-drum sounds of Saco and calypso. Tobago offers a calm respite to its sister island, with gorgeous reefs, some colonial forts and ancient protected rainforests. A Trinidad and Tobago yacht charter is the best way to explore these vibrant and dynamic islands, soaking up their magnificent atmosphere.

Trinidad & Tobago Charter Guide

Both islands retain strong connections to the United Kingdom. However, French, African, Indian and Chinese influences can still be seen and felt. One of the leading events of Trinidad and Tobago remains Carnival, which the French introduced. Taking place the Monday and Tuesday before Ash Wednesday following the Christian calendar, it is an explosion of colour, parades and partying into the early mornings.

Chaguaramas Bay

Filled with dense and lush rainforests, see first-hand why Trinidad is known as a birdwatcher’s paradise. Home to exotic species from South America’s mainland, enjoy exploring the many hiking trails that go past waterfalls and remote caves.

Buccoo Reef

Located off the Caribbean side of Tobago, the pristine Buccoo reef is known for its amazing snorkelling options. Part of a protected marine park, it is one of the most accessible reefs in the Caribbean and ideal for all levels of divers and snorkelers.

Port of Spain

Argyle Falls

See first-hand the beauty of the Argyle Falls. Measuring 54m high, these waterfalls collect in inviting pool formations that make such a noise you will hear before you see them.

Cotton Bay

Also known as Celery Bay, this is where turtles nest between March and August. Stop at Turtle Beach for a chance to see the huge leatherback turtles coming in to lay their eggs or enjoy a swim in Arnos Vale Bay nearby.