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• Asa Wright Nature Centre
  "Truly amazing birders paradise"
  "Recently stayed at Asa for three nights in late March 2013 as part of a two week nature tour of both Trinidad and Tobago. The birds get so close to you on the famous veranda at Asa Wright and we saw probably around at least 50 species in all, including many different Hummers and Tanagers. You also ..."experience a rainforest walk down to the Oilbird Cave if you are part of a three night stay. Very humid as you walk deeper into the rainforest but again lots of great birds to photograph. The food there was just ok - not much to choose from and much the same every day. Rooms were ok - think we had room 7 which is close to the main house. But the main attraction is the abundance of birds so an average room and below par food is not the most important thing! " More >
• Asa Wright Nature Centre
  "Great birding visit!"
  "We recently went to Asa Wright on a day trip. Even though the road up the mountains can be a little scary, the views as you go along are beautiful. This is a birder's (and photographer's) paradise with many species to be seen. They offered a guided tour down one of their main trails which gives y..."ou the opportunity to see a little deeper into the forest and see some of the species that wouldn't commonly come to the feeders. At the Veranda though, you could spend the entire day watching multiple species of hummingbirds, honeycreepers, tanagers, bananaquits, etc. -as well as their resident agoutis and tegus. The staff at the facility is very friendly and the food was very good also. Very reasonable price for the entry and tour. Definitely a beautiful area of Trinidad. " More >
• Nariva Swamp
  "Wildlife of Trinidad"
  "We recently took a day trip to Nariva Swamp to see the wildlife of Trinidad. We weren't disappointed! You meet up with a guide and there was an initial boat ride through Nariva Swamp area where we saw red-bellied macaws and many other birds in route. After getting to Bush Bush Island, we were ab..."le to see both the Red Howler Monkeys as well as the Capuchins. The island is also alive with many species of birds, including blue and gold macaws and toucans. Many interesting plants, flowers, cannon ball trees and unique insects -but also the biting insects, so bring plenty of spray. It is a beautiful area going right from the wide open savannah/swamp land into a lush forest. Even though it is a drive across the island to the East coast from POS, if you go early in the morning you can get there fairly soon and see many of the animals that are still active before the daily heat. We went with Jesse James tours and the price was reasonable and the driver was very friendly and knowledg... " More >