The Majestic Toco Blowhole: Nature's Spectacle
Experience the breathtaking natural wonder of the Toco Blowhole, where ocean waves create stunning displays of water and sound along Trinidad's scenic coast.
Situated on the northeastern coast of Trinidad, the Toco Blowhole is a breathtaking natural phenomenon where ocean waves burst through a rocky cliff, creating a spectacular display of water and sound. This awe-inspiring sight is a must-visit for tourists seeking adventure and the beauty of nature.
A brief summary to Toco Blowhole
- R3MR+V6, Petit Trou, TT
Local tips
- Visit during high tide for the most impressive blowhole eruptions.
- Bring a camera to capture the stunning views and water displays.
- Wear comfortable shoes for exploring the rocky terrain around the blowhole.
- Consider visiting the nearby beaches for a complete day of exploration.
- Check local tide schedules for the best viewing times.
Getting There
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Car
From Toco Lighthouse, head southeast on Lighthouse Road towards Toco Village. Continue on this road for approximately 2.5 kilometers until you reach the Toco Village main road. Turn left onto Toco Main Road and continue for about 5 kilometers. You will pass through the village and see the signs for Petit Trou. Keep driving past the Petit Trou sign, and after another 3 kilometers, you will arrive at the Toco Blowhole, located near the coast at R3MR+V6, Petit Trou. There’s no entrance fee to visit the blowhole.
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Public Transportation
To reach Toco Blowhole via public transportation, start by taking a taxi or minibus from Toco Lighthouse to Toco Village. This ride should cost around TT$5-10 per person. Once you arrive at Toco Village, look for a minibus heading towards Petit Trou. Inform the driver that you wish to go to the Toco Blowhole. The fare for this leg of the trip will be approximately TT$10. The minibus will drop you off near the blowhole area; from there, it's a short walk to the blowhole itself. Be sure to check the minibus schedule for return trips to ensure you have a way back.