Featuring the work of Paris Permenter and John Bigley, a husband-wife team of writers whose work has included 26 guidebooks, over 2500 magazine articles and a network of niche content websites.
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Featuring the work of Paris Permenter and John Bigley, a husband-wife team of writers whose work has included 26 guidebooks, over 2500 magazine articles and a network of niche content websites. |
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Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad and Tobago call themselves "two islands,
one paradise." Like city and country cousins, these islands each
have their own unique personalities and their own distinct attributes. Trinidad is by far the largest, both in terms of population
and size. The Indian influence is stronger here than anywhere else in
the Caribbean, and is seen in the faces of islanders, the architecture,
food, and religion of the island, where nearly one quarter of all residents
are Hindu. Both islands are especially popular with nature lovers. Trinidad is a favorite among the world's birders, who come to seek out species such as toucans, hummingbirds, scarlet ibis, and the rare nocturnal oilbird. In Tobago, divers watch for giant manta rays near the village of Speyside. Where to Stay: Fast Facts:
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