Fort San Andres
Culture · Port of Spain (waterfront) · Trinidad & Tobago
Last surviving fortification from Trinidad's Spanish occupation (pre-1797), on the Port of Spain waterfront, currently benefiting from the Resilient Heritage T&T restoration project and managed by the National Trust.
At a glance
| Type | Heritage site |
| Area | Port of Spain (waterfront) |
| Budget | €€ |
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- Caribbein gathers the detailsWe contact Fort San Andres to confirm availability and the exact rate.
- The concierge confirms with youUsually within ~2 hours — and you only pay once everything is confirmed.
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