Lopinot Village was founded in 1808 by Count Lopint. Here, he established a cocoa estate. This is now an ecotourism site as most visitors come to explore the Lopinot Caves and Lopinot Complex. Read More
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4 Reviews on “Lopinot Village, Lopinot, Trinidad and Tobago”
Nice attraction for ecotourism and history lovers. The caves were interesting. My kids found this trip boring so if you have small children I recommend doing something else.
Enjoyable tour around the Lopinot Village. Lovely nature and intriguingly large trees. Here you can really forget about everything and simply enjoy the peace. It looked like paradise.
I’m really fond of this place, this is where my husband proposed more than 10 years ago.
We try visiting at least every few years. Kids are bigger now so this year we are going down
to talk about some history. I recommend, the nature is breathtaking and of course
it’s always good to learn a thing or two about your county and all the estates turned into
tourist spots.
The air is sweet, fresh and much cooler than in the city. My family had a great bonding day here and we really hated to leave. I say this is a must-see place, I’m really happy that the island offers eco tours.