$60+ Cheap flights to Trinidad and Tobago

Nonstop service to Trinidad and Tobago from Miami has a flight duration of about 3h 43m. Flights from New York have an average flight time of 4h 50m. The exact duration of the flight will depend on the departure city and arrival destination. One-stop flights and other indirect routes can take as much as 14h 20m flight time or longer, depending on the duration of stopovers and other factors. Trinidad and Tobago flight deals generally offer reasonable fares on direct or shorter one-stop routes.

Direct flights to Trinidad and Tobago are readily available from many major cities in the US, with Florida offering service out of Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Other cities include New York, Washington, and Houston, with flights available from American Airlines and others. Most direct flights will arrive in Port of Spain, while some flights land at Tobago. There are also a number of connecting flights from the US to Trinidad and Tobago, available from JetBlue, United, Delta, Air Canada, and others.

Although roads are fairly well-maintained in Trinidad and Tobago, things can be difficult to navigate in major cities and during rush hour. Side roads can also be unpredictable and rural areas may see wandering livestock at night. Cars and motorbikes are available to rent in Scarborough and the Port of Spain for those who wish to drive. The best way to get around, in terms of cost effectiveness and speed, is to use a route taxi or Maxi taxi, both of which serve specific routes that start near Independence Square and travel throughout the area. These cabs have fixed rates and are easy to find throughout Trinidad. Tobago also has taxis, which are able to be hailed along most major routes. Bus service is limited at best, but available from a few major destinations. The Port Authority also operates the ferries between Trinidad and Tobago, while NIDCO offers a water taxi, as well.

Tobago is well-known for all of its beaches, which offer snorkeling and more. Store Bay and Turtle Beach are two of the most popular. The Queen’s Park Oval is home to local cricket matches and visitors can take a tour of the Queen’s Park Savannah and the Emperor Valley Zoo. In Port of Spain, visitors will find big Carnival celebrations during that time of year and plenty of steel drum bands. the Tobago Forest Reserve is great for hiking and Buccoo Reef can be explored via glass-bottomed boat.

Trinidad and Tobago laws require all US citizens and dual nationals to have a valid US passport at the time of travel. Passports should not expire for at least six months after the date of entry to avoid delays or complications. One blank page is needed for an entry stamp. Tourist visas are not required if you are staying less than 90 days. Currently, Trinidad and Tobago also requires all foreign and domestic travelers to declare any currency over $5,000 USD upon entry and exit.

Yes, flights with layovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Trinidad and Tobago on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, Frontier is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to Trinidad and Tobago.

Scarborough ANR Robinson Intl is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in Trinidad and Tobago. One-way flights to Scarborough ANR Robinson Intl typically cost $33, while round-trip flights cost around $43.

A round-trip flight to Trinidad and Tobago will typically cost around $188, however they can be found for as little as $43.

For those looking to save time traveling to Trinidad and Tobago, Miami offers the quickest one-way flight (3 hours 40 minutes).

Yes. Those touching down at Port of Spain Piarco Intl can take advantage of the rental car services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Port of Spain Piarco Intl has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Grand Diamond Hotel Trinidad is the closest property to Port of Spain Piarco Intl (0.0 mi away from Port of Spain Piarco Intl).