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Dear Laurence,

I've been meaning to e-mail you ever since our hike about a month ago, to say thank you and to send you this picture. It's the only picture that came out properly.  I was really very sorry to hear about the incident at Guanapo. All of us that went on the hike with you were very saddened by the news, especially since we enjoyed our hike so much and were talking about it for a long while after. David from England in particular sends his condolences to the families in Trinidad.

All the best, Clare

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                                    Hikeseekers Camping Guidelines     Hikseekers Hiking Guidelines

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A hiking adventure in the rainforest. Swim in the sea. Cool off under a jungle waterfall. Splash through a mountain river. Witness the ancient ritual of giant Leatherback sea turtle nesting on a secluded beach. Visit remote caves to see the endangered Oil birds and a wide variety of forest bats.

Since Trinidad has no dangerous animals, hiking is a safe and popular activity. Hikes and camping trips are geared to all levels: Easy walks in natural surroundings; Moderate hikes in the rainforest; Strenuous rugged hiking and overnight camping trips into the mountain rainforests of Trinidad.

Trinidad and Tobago are considered the southernmost Caribbean islands, yet they're located just seven miles off Venezuela's coast. Coupled with their rich biodiversity, it's this blend of Caribbean and South American influences that makes them a desirable destination for hiking enthusiasts. Planning the perfect hike is easy whether you decide to camp, lodge in resorts or Caribbean timeshares rentals. Even if you want to travel throughout Trinidad and Tobago to experience a variety of trails, you can purchase RCI Points or spend your vacation sleeping under the tropical stars.