Las Cuevas is located on the northern coast of the island. The journey is a little longer, but the drive is worth it because it is less rough than Maracas Bay. I personally prefer Las Cuevas also, because there are less people, so you could relax a bit more. Some of you may have seen these pics in my flickr photo stream but for those who didn’t, here they are.
I am so in love with your blog. Sometimes I come on just to go over the recipes. Floats have now become a regular Sunday morning breakfast in my house. My mother used to make them for my kids when she had to babysit, but when she passed away, I thought that was the end until I discovered your blog. Now my kids (grown men — 19, 21 and 23) paid me the ultimate compliment by telling me my floats remind them of their granny (all thanks to you). Now I’m waiting for you to post a recipe for Doubles. “Pretty please” Thank you for all the information you have posted on Trini cooking.
Thank you for your comment. It’s people like you and many others that inspire me to continue posting these trini recipes. I am touched.
Trinidad is a place thats full of warm and fun memories for me. I took many trips there as a kid and looking at pictures of this beach reminds me of jumping off of Joshua’s rock, being scared of lawray/sting ray the size of table tops and a party on the beach (I think it was called fisherman’s fet??) Thanks so much for creating this blog!!
You’re right there is a fisherman’s fete in Las Cuevas 😉