Nature
Craig Island
Craig Island
Craig Island is one of the Five Islands located in the Gulf of Paria, west of Port of Spain. It is a protected national heritage site characterized by unspoiled natural scenery. Travelers visit this location to observe the coastal environment and the native flora and fauna of the region.
Getting There
The island is located west of the Port of Spain city centre. Access requires boat transport from the mainland to the Five Islands area. Once in the gulf, the island is physically linked to Caledonia Island via a causeway. Travel time varies depending on the departure point and the type of vessel used.
Duration of Visit
Visitors typically spend a few hours exploring the natural landscape and the connecting causeway. The amount of time required depends on the pace of exploration and whether other nearby islands are included in the itinerary.
When to Visit
The site is best visited during the dry season to avoid heavy rainfall. Daylight hours are recommended for visibility and safety during boat transfers. As a protected heritage site, it does not experience the same crowds as urban tourist centers.
Nearby Attractions
Because of its location within the Five Islands group, this site can be combined with visits to several adjacent islands:
- Lenagan Island: 0.1km
- Caledonia Island: 0.2km
- Pelican Island: 0.3km
- Nelson Island: 0.4km
Updated September 13, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors
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