Kalke Hotel Trinidad

60 North Street, St.Joseph Village, San Fernando Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago

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Just another day in paradise

A travel blog entry by finneyfamily

5

... and talks, or you could say yells on his cell phone every morning. Unfortunately for Rob he does this right under her bedroom window. Let's just say that everything about this place is loud. Dogs are barking 24/7, roasters crowing 24/7……they obviously haven’t read the job description of only crowing in the morning and birds…OMG the birds. We had a flock of green parrots fly over. Beautiful and extremely loud. ...

The Trip Thus Far...

A travel blog entry by saudade777

29

... 1/2 hours at 10am. Usually it takes 35 minutes. Was busy, busy, busy.

2) Delta Flights have touch screens on the back of each seat. You can choose to watch movies, television shows, or satellite TV, listen to radio, or full albums, and play trivia against other passengers. I played games, and watched CLASSIC ESPN sports, which was a home run derby ...

Port of Spain, Trinadad-Tobago

A travel blog entry by danharriet

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... of the city. Being here at the Academy meant that we were close to the Queen’s Park Savannah which is a large park that contains the stadium used for the Annual Carnival Celebration. We are approaching the outermost limits of our walk thru the city. Just the site of the large park with grassy fields and the surrounding green forested mountains that form a natural northern boundary to the city; seemed to give a refreshing feeling to us. Here in the northern areas ...

Carnival Y2K9

A travel blog entry by questmiller

5

... we did, but still suffered. During the break, I wandered around to see if we couldn't get away from the speakers a bit. We enjoyed the rest of the concert at the hotel's outdoor restaurant with cool beers and hopefully lost only a bit of hearing. The most anticipated event for me was the National Panorama Finals. This was 16 of Trinidad and Tobago's finest Steel Bands competing for the prize. The bands were limited to 100 players and were enough to rock your ...

World Trip, Part 1 - Trinidad & Tobago

A travel blog entry by dudeonthemove

1

... complete opposite site of the island. Now, this place was cool, with no tourists, and the spectacular beach at Pirates Bay. Two days of coolness and relaxation on one of the nicest beaches ever was also marked by my television debut. A travel channel crew from Venezuela interviewed little old me parking my ass on the beach. I was the only one there - heaven. I appear on TV, so they told me, in November. LOL. Altho, I wanted to spend more time on T&T, the local buses ...

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