Trinidad and Tobago Maps

Use these maps to understand the shape, relative position and Caribbean location of Trinidad and Tobago. Trinidad is the much larger island and lies close to the coast of Venezuela; Tobago is smaller and lies to the northeast. For live road directions, traffic and current ferry or airport access, use an up-to-date navigation service.

Trinidad The larger island, with Port of Spain in the northwest and Piarco International Airport farther east.

Tobago The smaller island to the northeast, with Scarborough as its main town and Crown Point in the southwest.

Regional position Trinidad and Tobago form the southern end of the Lesser Antilles, immediately north of Venezuela.

Map of Trinidad and Tobago

The first map is the most useful overview because it shows both principal islands together and makes their different size and position immediately clear.

Where Trinidad and Tobago Are in the Caribbean

Trinidad lies just off the northeastern coast of Venezuela. Tobago is farther out in the Atlantic and Caribbean transition zone. Together the islands sit at the southern end of the Lesser Antilles.

Regional Caribbean map showing Trinidad and Tobago near Venezuela at the southern end of the Lesser Antilles — Regional location of Trinidad and Tobago in the southern Caribbean and Lesser Antilles.

Travel planning: Static maps are useful for orientation but should not be used as live road maps. Road access, traffic arrangements, ferry terminals and local transport can change.

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