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Trinidad and Tobago is a member of the British Commonwealth and is a few people in other Caribbean island countries. The geographically larger South America than Antilam, located in the south, is a model of an intensively developing economy and recreational infrastructure.

The nature of Trinidad and Tobago is extremely rich. The wet sub-equatorial climate is good for the development of many tropical flora species, and the fauna of the islands is so diverse that many hotels organize special tours that allow for the observation of animals in their natural habitats. (The special intres represent the algae Ibis, the national symbol of the island, Caymans, snakes and silk ants).

Trinidad and Tobago

Sub-equatorial marine range, hot and wet. The average monthly temperatures (+25-27 C) vary little during the year, but the difference between day and night is quite visible - from January to May, the temperature in Port of Spain reaches +31 C by day, while at night it may fall to +22 C. The Northeast Passengers die slightly from January to May.

The characteristic feature of the local climate is a fairly significant difference in rainfall distribution. In the rainy season (June-August, sometimes until December), the islands are regularly affected by high tropical rainfall, raining almost every day, and rainfall is on average 260 mm per month (in the north-east of Trinidad falls to 3,800 mm rain per year). From February to May there is dry and solar weather and rainfall is not more than 150 mm per month. Air density is high, ranging from 84 per cent between June and August to 66 per cent in dry season.


Trinidad and Tobago is outside the hurricane belt and is not subject to poem strikes.
January 1, New Year.
March 30, Shawter Day.
March-April-Star Friday, Easter and Easter Monday.
30 May - Arrival Day from India.
May-June - Corpus-Cristi (Torace of Christ)
June 19th is the day of work.
August 1, Liberation Day.
August 31st, Independence Day.
September 24th, Republic Day.
October - Diwali.
December-January-Aid al-Fitr.
December 25th, Christmas.
December 26, gift day.


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