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Valley in Trinidad
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Maracas Bay is in northern Trinidad. It’s a beautiful, popular getaway to the north of Port of Spain with beaches and mountain views. Maracas Bay has, by Trinidadian standards, calm water for swimming, and the beach is known for its local bake and shark establishments.
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The tallest single drop waterfall in Trinidad and Tobago, standing at around 300 ft high. Getting there involves a relatively straightforward 30 to 45 minute hike. However, it is advisable not to go when conditions are wet and slippery.
The main site at the beach with the famous bake and shark, with outdoor seating and beach views.
Saddle Rd and the North Coast Rd provide access to Maracas from Port of Spain. The journey is an about an hour from the center of the city.
Read in the guideYou will must go by road to get to these shores. The route from Port of Spain goes through rugged mountains.
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