Detailed information about the twin-island republic and links to related sites.

Including news, history, politics, travel, and sports on Trinidad and Tobago.

The islands were discovered and named by Christopher Columbus in 1498. They were originally inhabited by Amerindians. The Spanish were the first to colonize Trinidad in 1592, but was later captured by the British in 1797.

Find travel and tourism information, accommodation, and business opportunities.

Information web site for Trinidad and Tobago from business to tourism.

Offers live radio and video feeds, as well as information on sports and carnivals.

Provides general information about the island, beaches, sightseeing, accommodations and restaurants.

Guide to Tobago, description and notes broken down by regions. Also information on local flora and fauna. Site includes a map.

Large, detailed information guide to Trinidad and Tobago for tourists and nationals.

Annotated directory covering a subjects including law, business, health, history, culture and language selected by Library of Congress specialists.

Guide and directory for the islands. Offers maps, photo gallery, things to do, what to pack, calendar of events, local interest links to merchants, provides online form and email for contact.

Online news magazine featuring stories, recipes, and tourism information directory.

Detailed list of information and links about Tobago. Including tourist resources, history, events and general information.

Guide and directory for the islands. Offers calendar of upcoming events, history of the islands, tourist information and page conversion to five different languages.

A search portal that offers links to hundreds of web sites in almost thirty different categories, top five most popular sites given extra prominence.

Trinidad and Tobago search engine, On-line chat, message board, free classifieds, and email.

Site designed with the Caribbean Netizen in mind... A wealth of online resources and information with a Trinidadian flavour.

Trinidadian website directory.