r/TrinidadandTobago

I'm visiting a friend that I met through cancer support. She's in Trinidad and we are going to spend some time in Tobago since she hasn't been in a while. I want us both to have a wonderful vacation.

She assures me it should NOT be too hard to eat vegan and I am excited to try everything I can. I read Ital food will be safe for me, but my friend also said many things are cooked separately from meat so I shouldn't have a lack of options.

Any TT vegans that can give me some names of foods that are free of all animals products to try. I'll be on both islands, although Tobago for longer.

I'm so excited to go. I love Carribean culture as a whole. I have done a crisis which I know I didn't get an authentic experience but also lived in Panama's Atlantic side visiting the islands off the coasts there. Again not exactly the same but the weather and the jungles and the food make me feel so at home. I'm American if that matters but will be with Trinidadians for the who trip.

Thank you to anyone who took the time to read and hopefully answer.

Now we all know that this ain't real, otherwise they would've tracked this guy by now, but just like the rocket launcher guy this person is never found.

They almost always take more money even when you tell them exactly where you came from. They took $7 from me today for $5 trip because I forgot to press the beeper or whatever it's called at the correct time. Mind was far and I didn't check the placement as I usually do. A few feet cost me $2. A few feet.

But here's the thing, every other time I've pressed that Bell EXACTLY, told them EXACTLY where I came from and they STILL took more money than they're supposed to. A $5 trip almost always costs me $6 to $7 when I don't give exact. By the time I realize, they're usually gone. They 100% know what they're doing.

That's a decent amount of money that is lost within a month and within a year if you travel every day. And thats a decent amount of money they make from doing that to lots of people everyday.

Hi all,

I got married in December 2025 in Trinidad to my husband who is a citizen. I am American. I am planning to pack up everything and leave the U.S. to live in Trinidad very soon. I'm just nervous about a few things.

1- am I allowed to live with him until my Residency is official?

2- is there a possibility that I can be sent back to the U.S.?

3- will it cost a lot of money?

Thank you for taking the time to read 😊

Hi everyone!

I wanted to ask if September (4th - 11th) is a good time to visit? I know it is hurricane season but historically has it been rough to visit during that time? Never been before so I wanted to ask. Also - any hotel recommendations or places to stay in Trinidad and Tobago would be appreciated!

Hey there folks- quick question: If a car is due for inspection but is being transferred to someone else does it need to be inspected before attending licensing to have the transferred effected or will it be done when we go to transfer it and a sticker issued?

Hello Everyone,

I was wondering if anyone can help me or lead me to the right direction. I previously lost my birth certificate and have zero idea how to get it from down home. I ask one of my tanty and she say she couldn't even get it for her child's father who live in Florida. I'm not sure what the laws or rules are but i would appreciate some insight.

Feel free to ask ah Trinbagonian a question!

Need advice, recommendations, suggestions or looking for something in particular? Everything and anything goes!

Please keep criticism and derogatory remarks out of this thread, if you have an answer then respond, if you don't... then don't.

Hey guys, does anyone have any experience with booking a movie theatre screen/room with any of the local cinemas for a personal screening with a group (rather than commercial/business)?

What was roughly the cost? What's the recommended way to navigate inquiries? And if you did book for personal use, were you able to watch a movie that left theatres a while ago?

I'm in the process of planning a birthday event and the person said they basically want the cinema experience of being with a group of friends/family and watching a certain movie they didn't see when it was out. Also, the movietowne kids birthday party package didn't seem appropriate when we looked into it because we're just looking for the movie experience, as opposed to a whole party.

And additional question, would Gemstone be more recommended depending on the size of the group? And if so, which location would you recommend?

I finally got a job after fighting tooth and nail for over a year but the job entails working late until the hours of 11-1 basically some days .

I’m ngl I have never done late night travel before and everywhere looks dead as all hell those hours,Any advice or tips from women,men and anyone else .

I need the job so I can’t exactly quit and while some may say tough it out I hear it enough as is . I was robbed on my way to school already and that already has made me incredibly anxious and paranoid .