Discover Trinidad & Tobago 2016 — 25th Anniversary Edition

Visitor information
Scheduled carriers
Arriving in t&T
Aeropostal, American Airlines, Avior,
British Airways, Caribbean Airlines,
Condor, Continental/United Airlines,
Copa, Jet Blue, LIAT, Suriname Airways,
and Virgin Atlantic service T&T
from hubs in New York, Miami, Ft Lauderdale,
Toronto and London. Charter
flights also operate
Airports
Trinidad: Piarco International Airport
(27km/17 miles from Port of Spain)
Tobago: ANR Robinson International
Airport (10km/7 miles from Scarborough)
Entering T&T
You will need to show a passport valid
for three months beyond your intended
stay
Non-residents must have documentation
for return or onward travel and a
local address
Visas are generally not required for
visits up to 30 days, but double-check
with your airline or travel agent before
leaving
Airport transfers
Unless you are being met privately,
take an “authorised taxi” from the
airport to your destination, confirming
the fare in advance (a list of fares
is displayed in the arrivals area). If in
doubt, check the taxi dispatcher
Authorised private taxis have licence
plates beginning with “H” (for “Hire”),
and are not metered
Arriving by sea
(yachts & sailing boats)
Arriving yachts should have a clearance
certificate from the last port
of call, and the vessel’s registration
certificate (or authorisation for use)
In Trinidad, check in with Customs &
Immigration at CrewsInn in Chaguaramas
In Tobago, check in with Customs &
Immigration in Scarborough or Charlotteville
Chaguaramas in Trinidad is the hub
of yachting activity, with sheltered
anchorage (Yachting Association) and
strings of maintenance and repair
yards, marinas and essential services
Cruise ships
Several cruise lines visit Trinidad and
Tobago, mostly out of Miami between
November and April, including Carnival,
Costa, Crystal, Fred Olsen, Hapag-
Lloyd, Holland America, MSC, P&O,
Princess, Regent, Saga, Seabourn,
Thomson, Voyages of Discovery, and
Windstar
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