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Maracas Lookout

North Coast Road, Trinidad & Tobago
4.6(922)
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4.6
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5.0
6y

Love the energy and the vibe of the people here. It's a really fun spot where you can get great shots without the crowd and buy delicious local delicacies like mango chow, plum chow, I dian sweets and world famous alcohol infused sno-cones ( I kid you not, we talking Jack Daniels, Puncheon, Ciroc, Bailey's). Additionally, if you're luck an older gentleman will serenade you with some extempo for a small tip. You can also grab some homemade, beautifully crafted souvenirs from a vendor as well. Definitely worth a trip for the spectacular drive to get there and the awesome views, arts and crafts and food...

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4.0
3y

View, as expected, is stunning!! Local vendors inclusive of sweets like sugarcake, fudge and fruit chows depending on season/time of year. Additionally, handmade craft items on sale as souvenirs or simply lovers of Local, Vintage and Cultural Art. However, parking is an absolute pain in the butt since drivers are usually inconsiderate and there seems to be no generally inforced guideline making the entire process inconvenient and frustrating. The location is on a sharp and somewhat blind corner. Beware of your surroundings, it's a high traffic location with sketch characters from time to...

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5.0
5y

When traveling to/from Maracas and other North Coast beaches the overlook is a must see picturesque and snack inspired pit stop. For as long as I can remember the vendors at the overlook have endless treats, sweet, sour, spicy and savory for everyone's delight. You can also quench your Thursday from the hot sun with a cold coconut cut fresh for you on the spot. And if your heart desires something a little warmer the boiled corn will never disappoint! Be sure to try a ting (or two) and don't forget to take a selfie with the beach and mountains providing an...

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Tarita HTarita H
Love the energy and the vibe of the people here. It's a really fun spot where you can get great shots without the crowd and buy delicious local delicacies like mango chow, plum chow, I dian sweets and world famous alcohol infused sno-cones ( I kid you not, we talking Jack Daniels, Puncheon, Ciroc, Bailey's). Additionally, if you're luck an older gentleman will serenade you with some extempo for a small tip. You can also grab some homemade, beautifully crafted souvenirs from a vendor as well. Definitely worth a trip for the spectacular drive to get there and the awesome views, arts and crafts and food when you arrive.
Monique JaikaranMonique Jaikaran
View, as expected, is stunning!! Local vendors inclusive of sweets like sugarcake, fudge and fruit chows depending on season/time of year. Additionally, handmade craft items on sale as souvenirs or simply lovers of Local, Vintage and Cultural Art. However, parking is an absolute pain in the butt since drivers are usually inconsiderate and there seems to be no generally inforced guideline making the entire process inconvenient and frustrating. The location is on a sharp and somewhat blind corner. Beware of your surroundings, it's a high traffic location with sketch characters from time to time. Enjoy!! 😊
Mark JosephMark Joseph
When traveling to/from Maracas and other North Coast beaches the overlook is a must see picturesque and snack inspired pit stop. For as long as I can remember the vendors at the overlook have endless treats, sweet, sour, spicy and savory for everyone's delight. You can also quench your Thursday from the hot sun with a cold coconut cut fresh for you on the spot. And if your heart desires something a little warmer the boiled corn will never disappoint! Be sure to try a ting (or two) and don't forget to take a selfie with the beach and mountains providing an exquisite backdrop.
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Love the energy and the vibe of the people here. It's a really fun spot where you can get great shots without the crowd and buy delicious local delicacies like mango chow, plum chow, I dian sweets and world famous alcohol infused sno-cones ( I kid you not, we talking Jack Daniels, Puncheon, Ciroc, Bailey's). Additionally, if you're luck an older gentleman will serenade you with some extempo for a small tip. You can also grab some homemade, beautifully crafted souvenirs from a vendor as well. Definitely worth a trip for the spectacular drive to get there and the awesome views, arts and crafts and food when you arrive.
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View, as expected, is stunning!! Local vendors inclusive of sweets like sugarcake, fudge and fruit chows depending on season/time of year. Additionally, handmade craft items on sale as souvenirs or simply lovers of Local, Vintage and Cultural Art. However, parking is an absolute pain in the butt since drivers are usually inconsiderate and there seems to be no generally inforced guideline making the entire process inconvenient and frustrating. The location is on a sharp and somewhat blind corner. Beware of your surroundings, it's a high traffic location with sketch characters from time to time. Enjoy!! 😊
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When traveling to/from Maracas and other North Coast beaches the overlook is a must see picturesque and snack inspired pit stop. For as long as I can remember the vendors at the overlook have endless treats, sweet, sour, spicy and savory for everyone's delight. You can also quench your Thursday from the hot sun with a cold coconut cut fresh for you on the spot. And if your heart desires something a little warmer the boiled corn will never disappoint! Be sure to try a ting (or two) and don't forget to take a selfie with the beach and mountains providing an exquisite backdrop.
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