Search results
Find parking costs, opening hours and a parking map of all Port Of Spain Trinidad And Tobago garages, street parking, parking meters and private garages.
- Taxi
- Maxitaxis
- Public Transportation
- Beach
- Where’s The Wifi?
There will be lots of taxis waiting at the cruise terminal. Taxis in Port of Spain are unmetered and rates are not set by the government. Be sure to make a price agreement before you step into the taxi and please mention if the amount is in Trinidad dollars or US dollars. Often taxi drivers are trained tour guides and are very suitable to give a to...
Maxitaxis are minivans that operate regular routes driving in specific zones. Recognise them by the coloured stripe on the side of their white van. They are lower priced than taxis. Maxitaxis are shared taxis that have a fixed route. Pay 2 to 4 dollars and get dropped off at any spot along the way. The colour of the stripe indicates the fixed route...
We don’t think public transportation is the best way to get around. If you would like to know more about the bus lines visit: http://www.gotrinidadandtobago.com/system/creatives/700/original/1PTSC_Schedules.pdf or on http://www.ptsc.co.tt/ptsc-downloads.htmlSee the PTSC bus station marked on the map above.
Trinidad does not have a lot of beaches. If you would like to spend a day on the beach we could recommend Maracas Bay. This is about a 40 minute drive from port.
There is wi-fi available in the terminal. If you would like to know what to visit out of Port of Spain? Click on the icons in the map underneath.
The Parkade is a parking lot in Port of Spain, Trinidad. The Parkade is situated nearby to the government offices Board of Inland Revenue and Ministry of Education. Map. Directions. Satellite. Photo Map.
Visa Car Park is a parking lot in Trinidad and Tobago. Visa Car Park is situated nearby to the government office Embassy of the United States, Port of Spain and All Saints Anglican Church. Map. Directions. Satellite.
Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps.
Strategically positioned along a natural harbour in the capital city of Trinidad, the Port of Port of Spain (PPOS) is the first and major multipurpose port in the country, with 515 metres of berthing space, and 61 hectares dedicated to cargo operations.
People also ask
Where is Trinidad & Tobago?
How do I get to the cruise terminal in Port of Spain?
Where do cruise ships dock in Trinidad?
Parkade is close-ish and safe (2 blocks up Edward street from Wrightson road) and I think 60/day. It’d be about an 8 minute walk to the terminal, you could cross wrightson road by breakfast shed or central bank.
