Staying at the world famous Asa Wright Nature Centre and Lodge and taking in some of the most beautiful vistas and native species in Trinidad. At the Centre one can get to with inches of any of the myriad variety of Hummingbird species, and have close encounters with Purple and Green Honeycreepers, Chestnut Woodpeckers, Silver-beaked, Blue-grey, and Palm Tanagers, Channel-billed Toucans, Agouti, and GoldenTegu Lizards.
Of particular note is the rich unspoiled rainforests of the north which sports the oldest rainforest reserve in the world. The avifauna is extremely exotic, with rare resident breeding species and significant nesting colonies of seabirds, not to mention the giant Leatherback Turtles that also come to shore to lay their eggs in the long sandy beaches.
and have close encounters with Purple and Green Honeycreepers, Chestnut Woodpeckers, Silver-beaked, Blue-grey, and Palm Tanagers, Channel-billed Toucans, Agouti, and GoldenTegu Lizards.
with rare resident breeding species and significant nesting colonies of seabirds, not to mention the giant Leatherback Turtles that also come to shore to lay their eggs in the long sandy beaches.