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Temple in the Sea at Waterloo + La Brea Lake Excursion

On this trip from Port of Spain, we'll visit the Temple in the Sea at Waterloo and La Brea Lake, two significant tourist attractions in Trinidad & Tobago. Description.

  • 8 hours
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On this trip from Port of Spain, we'll visit the Temple in the Sea at Waterloo and La Brea Lake, two significant tourist attractions in Trinidad & Tobago.

Description

At the scheduled time, we will collect you from your chosen hotel in Port of Spain to begin our journey south.

After an hour-long trip, we will reach San Fernando, the second-largest city in Trinidad & Tobago. Continuing for another 30 kilometers (18.6 miles), we will arrive at La Brea Lake, also known as Pitch Lake.

La Brea is a natural asphalt deposit that reaches a depth of almost 80 meters (262 ft). This unique ecosystem supports various animal life.

Next, we will head to Carapichaima to visit the Temple in the Sea at Waterloo, a Hindu sanctuary honoring multiple deities. We will discuss the remarkable story behind its construction in Trinidad & Tobago.

Nearby, we will see the statue of Lord Hanuman, the largest Hindu statue outside of India, and explore its significance.

This excursion will conclude after 8 hours, returning you to your hotels in Port of Spain.

Hotel pickup

This activity includes pickup from the following hotels in Port of Spain:

Hyatt Regency TrinidadHilton Trinidad & Conference CentreThe BRIX Autograph CollectionCourtyard by Marriott Port of SpainKapok Hotel

Included

  • Pickup and drop–off at the indicated hotels
  • Transport by car or minibus
  • English–speaking guide
  • Admission tickets
  • Bottle of water

Tips

  • Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible.

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