Trinidad And Tobago Carnival 2026

Monday, February 16, 2026

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"Can you hear the steelpan yet? Trinidad Carnival is an explosion of spirit and human connection that you have to feel to believe. It's the rhythm of a people coming home."

Step 1: Secure Your Stay

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Book flights to Piarco (POS) and secure hotels in the heart of Port of Spain.

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Recovery Escapes

Rest your feet at Sandals or Atlantis Bahamas after the road march.

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Step 2: Survival Gear

Essential Carnival Gear

Get essential carnival gear and gadgets to stay comfortable while traveling and on the road, including waist packs, crossbody bags, cooling accessories, and waterproof phone pouches.

Also: Comfortable shoes, high-SPF sunscreen (Do not, and I mean, do not, forget your sunscreen!), sunglasses, hydration packs/water bottles, a portable phone charger, and small bag for essentials, plus items like anti-chafing balm, earplugs, and a flag or rag for jumping and waving.

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Step 3: Attend Events

Trinidad And Tobago Carnival 2026: February Events Guide

Sunday, Feb 1st

  • National Panorama (Semi-Finals)
    Queen's Park Savannah, POS | 1 pm
  • Chaguanas Calypso Preliminaries
    Chaguanas Main Road | 11 am
  • National Stickfighting Preliminaries
    Moruga Facility | 7 pm
  • Passage to Asia All-Inclusive
    Moka, Maraval | 4 pm
  • Yorke All Inclusive
    Estate 101, Maraval | 5 am

Event times and locations are subject to change. Check back regularly for official 2026 updates as the season approaches.

Step 4: Enjoy Trini Food | Treats | Drinks

Must-Try Food, Treats And Drinks

Carnival is more than just music; it's a feast for the senses. Fuel your road march with the authentic flavors that define the spirit of Trinidad and Tobago.

Bake and Shark: Freshly fried "bake" with fried shark and local condiments. Best at Maracas Beach.
Doubles: The quintessential street food. Fried bara with curried channa, chutney, and pepper.
Callaloo: Savory soup of dasheen leaves, okra, coconut milk, and crab.
Corn Soup: Hearty split pea soup with corn, ground provisions, and Trini seasoning.
Pelau: One-pot rice with browned meat, pigeon peas, and coconut milk.
Roti: Buss Up Shut or Dhalpuri wrapped with curried meat and veggies.
Pholourie: Fried spiced dough balls served with sweet tamarind chutney.
Sunday Lunch: Stew chicken, macaroni pie, callaloo, and potato salad.

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