Caribbean
Trinidad and Tobago
The top 5 natural landmarks of Trinidad and Tobago — real photos, locations and fascinating facts for every wonder.
Americas
LakesPitch Lake
La Brea
The Pitch Lake is the largest natural deposit of bitumen in the world, estimated to contain 10 million tons. It is located in Trinidad and Tobago, more specifically in La Brea in southwest Trinidad, within the Siparia Regional Corporation. The lake covers about 0.
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The world's largest natural deposit of asphalt, a bubbling tar lake.
WetlandsCaroni Swamp
Northern Trinidad
A mangrove swamp where scarlet ibis roost in flaming red flocks.
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A mangrove swamp where scarlet ibis roost in flaming red flocks.
CoastsMaracas Bay
Northern Trinidad
A palm-fringed bay beneath the forested Northern Range.
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A palm-fringed bay beneath the forested Northern Range.
WaterfallsArgyle Waterfall
Tobago
Tobago's tallest waterfall, cascading in tiers through rainforest.
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Tobago's tallest waterfall, cascading in tiers through rainforest.
Coral ReefsBuccoo Reef
Tobago
The island of Tobago has multiple coral reef ecosystems. The Buccoo Reef, the Culloden Reed and Speyside Reef are the three largest coral reef marine ecosystems in Tobago. The Buccoo Reef is a coralline reef ecosystem that is located on the southwestern region of Tobago.
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A protected reef and shallow Nylon Pool of clear turquoise water.