Pointe-à-Pierre Wildfowl Trust — Attraction in Couva-Tabaquite-Talparo

Do not attempt to go on this tour without boots during wet season or any other time when there has been rain unless you like muddy feet. If you go with PTSC know your country tour, you will pay less than the normal admission fee but of course the ride is an additional cost and the waiting may not suit everyone. Tour guide at the Trust is very articulate but if you don't stay close to her you will miss what she says. After the tour, they bring out a pet snake and offer anyone to hold without first asking if they can approach you with a snake. If you have an irrational fear of snakes, this could be dangerous. Say hello or hola to the parrot near the office and it may reply. FYI: If you go outside of mating season (as we did in July) you will miss the chance to see the peacocks in all their glory since they will not be spreading their glorious tails but shedding them in preparation...

I've been going to the Wild-Fowl-Trust since I was a baby and every time I find myself excited no matter how old I am or how many times I've went. The scenery is great and it's a wonderful, educational and environmental tour with it's tour guides showing the way. I've always been amazed with seeing something new every time I go. For example, today, I went with my fellow classmates and actually saw one of the five enormous Pacu fish in the pond for the first time. Such an amazing sight. I truly wish for this place to prosper in preserving the birds and trees and hope that next year after I have finished my exams in June, I can come here to help out with the tours and taking care of the animals cause of the joy and excitement it brings to my heart to see animals such as these in such a...

Loved visiting this place with my family. The satnav didn't take kindly to its location on the way initially. Due to it not being updated with the road layout. Once you arrive, you feel completely engrossed in nature as there are many birds wandering around freely. The tour was very interesting and informative, you're sure to learn something new. It will also have a very positive impact on you in regards to our role and responsibility in taking care of our surroundings. Helping nature to thrive, as this will also benefit our very own existence. I would definitely recommend as many people as possible visit the Wildfowl Trust. It's a very small fee, and it's a lovely day out...