Cities in Trinidad and Tobago
The most important cities in Trinidad and Tobago at a glance – from the bustling metropolis to the charming small town. Each city links to a detailed page with map, attractions and travel tips.
Buccoo
A fishing village in Tobago famous for the Buccoo Reef and its weekly 'Sunday School' festivities.
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Goldsborough
An area in Tobago known for Goldsborough Bay and the nearby ruins of a sugar mill.
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Las Cuevas Bay
A serene, Blue Flag certified beach known for its calm waters and small caves tucked into the surrounding cliffs.
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Woodbrook
A neighborhood in Port of Spain known for its many restaurants, bars, and nightlife.
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Gasparee
Fascinating limestone caves on Gaspar Grande island, featuring a shimmering underground lake.
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Belmont
A historic suburb of Port of Spain, known as the birthplace of many important figures.
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Blanchisseuse
A remote village on the north coast of Trinidad, known for its beaches and hiking trails.
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Debe
Known for its wide array of Indian delicacies and street food, especially doubles.
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La Brea
A town famous for the Pitch Lake, the world's largest natural deposit of asphalt.
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New Grant
A settlement in the Princes Town region with a mix of residential and agricultural lands.
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Fyzabad
Historically significant as the birthplace of the labor movement in Trinidad and Tobago.
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Pembroke
A village in Tobago known for its strong African traditions and harvest festival.
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Cumaca
A remote village in the Northern Range, known for its caves and natural surroundings.
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Princes Town
A historic town in southern Trinidad, named after the British princes Albert and George.
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Arouca
A historic town in the East-West Corridor, originally founded as a Spanish mission.
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Couva
A fast-growing urban center in central Trinidad with a strong industrial base.
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Gasparillo
A town near Pointe-Á-Pierre, known for the country's largest oil refinery.
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Point D'Or
An area near La Brea, historically important for asphalt mining.
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Tunapuna
A bustling town in the East-West Corridor, known for its shopping and markets.
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Laventille
A large community east of Port of Spain, known as the birthplace of the steelpan.
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Moruga
A historic village on the south coast, purported to be a landing site of Christopher Columbus.
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St. James
A vibrant district of Port of Spain, known as 'the city that never sleeps'.
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San Juan
A major transport hub and commercial center in the San Juan–Laventille region.
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Erin
A fishing village on the south coast, known for its beaches and tranquil atmosphere.
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Mayaro
A long, uninterrupted beach on the east coast, popular for holidays and fishing.
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Siparia
The administrative center of the Siparia region and famous for the Siparia Fete festival.
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Rio Claro
A town in southeastern Trinidad that serves as an important agricultural center.
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California
A village near Couva, named after the Californian workers who came here.
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Speyside
A village on the northeast coast of Tobago, famous for its world-class diving sites.
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Tortuga
A historic village in central Trinidad, its name meaning 'turtle' in Spanish.
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Tacarigua
A town in the East-West Corridor, home to Trinidad's National Hockey Centre.
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Bon Accord
An area in Tobago near Crown Point, known for its lagoon and mangroves.
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St. Joseph
The first capital of Trinidad under Spanish rule, rich in colonial history.
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Brasso
A rural village in central Trinidad with a history in cocoa and coffee production.
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Diego Martin
An affluent suburban area west of Port of Spain, known for its residential communities.
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Manzanilla
A long stretch of coastline on the east coast, lined with thousands of coconut trees.
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Tabaquite
A rural town in central Trinidad, historically known for its railway line.
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Castara
A small fishing village and growing eco-tourism destination in a secluded bay.
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Matelot
A remote fishing village on the north coast, known for its natural beauty.
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Freeport
A town in central Trinidad with a mix of agricultural and residential areas.
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Sangre Grande
The largest town in northeastern Trinidad and a gateway to the eastern beaches.
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Trincity
A planned community featuring one of the largest shopping malls in the Caribbean.
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Curepe
A busy town known as a major junction for public transportation.
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Point Lisas
One of the largest industrial estates in the Caribbean, focusing on petrochemicals.
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Grande Riviere
A village renowned for its high concentration of nesting leatherback turtles.
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Valencia
A growing village at the crossroads of major roads in northeastern Trinidad.
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Tableland
A rural community in the Princes Town region, known for agriculture.
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Maracas Valley
A lush valley in the Northern Range that leads to the famous Maracas Bay.
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Crown Point
The location of Tobago's international airport and many popular beaches.
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Englishman's Bay
Not a village, but a famous secluded beach on the leeward side of Tobago.
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What are the largest cities in Trinidad and Tobago?
This page lists the most important cities by population – each with its own detail page, map and attractions.
How do I find attractions per city?
Click a city – the detail page lists the top attractions, a map and travel tips.