Photographs, pages on Dr. Eric Williams (the first Prime Minister of the country), the peoples of Trinidad and Tobago, creative writing, national emblems, notes on the dialect of the country, recipes, and geography are featured on this site.

Photos, links to friends' sites, travel information and some coverage of Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago are all offered on this page.

An enthusiast of East Indian culture provides information about the hot and spicy chutney music which was created in Trinidad.

Dedicated to "the better understanding of our planet and the things that affect it", this Trinidadian page has a global orientation.

Rated Number One by the Trinidad-Online Webring, this Website offers a virtual tour of the life and culture of Trinidad, while also providing live chat, a photo gallery, links, recipes, books, and a 'University' where one can "learn to be a Trini".

Information and links to many different aspects of the society and culture are featured on this site.

An enthusiast of Carib Beer has produced a site that is devoted to this product.

Extensive links and a wide variety of pages on Trinidadian culture, history, folklore, medicine, cuisine, and music samples are all featured in this portal-like Website.

A weblog that features the culture and contemporary events and personalities of Trinidad and Tobago.

A Trinidadian college student in the United States offers a personal biography and information on the Rotaract Club of Maraval.

Features a profile and information on calypsonian David Rudder including a listing of his works.

Includes a chat room, photos and message board.

Showcases some of the local sights and traditions, as well as information on slang, Patois, dreams and Obeah.

Pictures of Trinidad and other personal items are featured here.

The site author is an entertainment and Internet consultant, writer, dancer, and gender advocate.

This Trinidadian novelist, writer and newspaper columnist, features both "sober" and "satirical" articles in a range of social and political categories on his site.

Site of Taran Rampersad, a computer consultant, software developer, educator for the University of the West Indies School of Continuing Studies, published poet, and weblogger.

Information about living in Trinidad on the personal page of a resident.

Music, downloads, photographs, an introduction to Trinidadian sayings and words, and recommended links are the main features of this site.

Features Trinidad and Caribbean information, West Indian culture, pictures and other interesting links.

The life of a "Trini" man and the troubles encountered living in New York City, stated as humourously as possible, featuring jokes and trivia.

Jerry Bain features Trinidad and Tobago organizations in Canada and personal pictures.

Maurice "packrat" Phillip, holder of B.Sc. in Computer Science, and currently employed as a Systems Support Engineer in Trinidad, provides information and photographs about himself here.

Interactive Trinidadian e-community with daily news, reviews and opinions.

Richard Jobity's "little space in the world" to share his thoughts, ideas and a little bit about himself and Trinidad and Tobago. Information on the Trinidad and Tobago economy is also provided here.

Genealogy and personal family history, and a list of included surnames. Illustrations and diagrams of fungi from a teaching package on mycology, plus nature scenes from Trinidad and Tobago.

Provides information on the origin and development of the calypso art form in Trinidad.

Features Trinidad history, recipes, carnival, and tourist information.

A photo gallery of the artist's paintings and information about the artist.

Includes the country's history and culture, recipes, and photographs.

An online collection articles by Trinidad newspaper columnist BC. Pires

Information on ways to experience Trinidad free of the "fancy frills and exhorbitant prices" of hotels, as an insider.

Directory listing of personal pages for Trinidad and Tobago.

On the bitter-sweet longing for home, this site features opinions, "words of wisdom", humour, and inspiration with a Trinidadian slant. Also Caribbean and Trinidadian links.

Promotes business activity in San Fernando in particular and Trinidad and Tobago in general. Includes photos, profiles, links, calendar of events and chat room.