Experiencing Havana and Trinidad With My Mother By Kate Hartshorne Time has a way of slipping by unnoticed. For me, it wasn’t until my mom and I talked about our various travels that I realized that she and I had never spent even one night alone just the two of us, away from home. I […]
Vinales to Trinidad Cuba on a $720 Budget… It Can Be Done! By Donal O’Conghaile For the first time in many of our lifetimes, travel restrictions between the U.S. and Cuba are being lifted. It’s not as good as it was when Obama loosened everything, but Cuba is still a viable travel option for something different […]
Off the Beaten Path Trails in Trinidad: Five Places You Can’t Miss On the Big Island Although Caribbean islands are primarily marketed as luxury destinations, there’s a lot more to see off the beaten trail. Trinidad, the larger of the twin islandrepublic of Trinidad and Tobago, is found at the end of the Caribbean archipelago, […]
Trinidad: Taking a road trip and enjoying the waterfalls, beaches and Bake n Shark that makes the island famous.
Cuba 2012: Riding a Steam Train to a Sugar Estate and a Block Party By Dorothy Conlon I’ve ridden trains in Thailand, India and elsewhere. But nothing like the steam train I rode recently in the Valley of the Sugar Mills in Cuba. About halfway through our 10-day People to People tour of Cuba, we reach […]
By Ginger Warder Trinidad is vigilant about protecting its natural treasures, from the rainforest to the ancient reptiles that nest on Matura Beach. When I was invited on an eco tourism adventure trip to the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, or TT, as the locals call it, I had to get out the map to […]
To the Bat Cave! Exploring Trinidad’s Tamana Hill By MeiMei Thai GoNOMAD Staff Heading south for the Central Range in Trinidad, we drove along the left side of the winding road of twists and turns on a Tuesday morning in early November. The views seen from our windows were more of a natural setting with heaps […]
A Trinidad Hiking Adventure: Rough Terrain, Gentle People By Christine Ridout When friends ask me about my three-day Trinidad adventure hiking the rainforest, I come up with opposites: some of the roughest terrain I’ve ever hiked and some of the gentlest, warmest people I’ve met in a long time. Arriving in Trinidad at night, we […]
The Guianas are located in the north portion of South America between Brazil and Venezuela on the coastline. This story is about Guyana, French Guiana and Suriname.
Jamestown and Yorktown, Virginia. These two settlements are where American history began, where English settlers suffered and fought with Indians at Powhatan.
Outschool connects teachers with parents and students all over the world and offers fun, inventive classes for families who travel with kids, living on the road
Cuba. What has changed in 2019 for Americans to travel to Cuba. Well, it’s not that much different, but you should read the new rules if you want to go.
