Port of Spain, the capital of Trinidad, is the birthplace of steelpan, calypso, and one of the world's great Carnivals — a louder, more cosmopolitan port than most Caribbean stops. Beyond the city's savannah and grand old mansions lie the Caroni swamp, where scarlet ibis stream in at dusk, and Maracas Bay, home of the legendary bake-and-shark. It's a place to eat, listen, and watch the wildlife.
Doubles and a Maracas bake-and-shark are non-negotiable for first-timers. The scarlet ibis flying into Caroni at dusk is unforgettable, but the timing only works if your ship stays late — check your departure before booking it.
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