How to make friends in Trinidad and Tobago

Which are your best tips to meet people and to make friends in Trinidad and Tobago??
Thanks in advance for your participation
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You still have Movie Town, the Queen's Hall for some theatre, and maybe some performing arts with the new Art's center being open ...
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vishu
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But i can tell you it's really really easy to make friends in Trinidad, Trinidadians are very friendly and warm towards foreigners, we love a good party (which we call "lime") this can be from just standing outside on the street having beersssss or alcohol of any kind for that matter!!! Yesssss u can drink alcohol on the streets of Trinidad, anywhere anytime, and it does not have to be in a brown bagggggg U can stand in front of the police station and do this even in front of the PRESIDENT'S house
Happpy daysss that it iss.Port of Spain is where u want to be for all the lime light though on any given day. And be sure to be their for Carnival, u haven't been to trni, unless u check out Carnival "the GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH"

so i think you can rest assured that trini's love to make friends and ABSOLUTELY LOVE TO "LIME" AKA partying, hanging out.
Oh and never mind the blatant speech, don't mean anything by it, that's just the way we speak.
Hope i was helpful have fun the trini way (the true freeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee wayyyy)

caribbean chica wrote:Hiiii I'm Trinidadian, currently expat in Egypt Cairo,
But i can tell you it's really really easy to make friends in Trinidad, Trinidadians are very friendly and warm towards foreigners, we love a good party (which we call "lime") this can be from just standing outside on the street having beersssss or alcohol of any kind for that matter!!! Yesssss u can drink alcohol on the streets of Trinidad, anywhere anytime, and it does not have to be in a brown bagggggg U can stand in front of the police station and do this even in front of the PRESIDENT'S houseHapppy daysss that it iss.
Port of Spain is where u want to be for all the lime light though on any given day. And be sure to be their for Carnival, u haven't been to trni, unless u check out Carnival "the GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH"
so i think you can rest assured that trini's love to make friends and ABSOLUTELY LOVE TO "LIME" AKA partying, hanging out.
Oh and never mind the blatant speech, don't mean anything by it, that's just the way we speak.
Hope i was helpful have fun the trini way (the true freeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee wayyyy)
Looks nice country.
we are very casual no stress people. so have fun in trinidad
Expat.com wrote:We have been talking about loneliness when you are abroad, let's now talk about how to make friends (locals and other expats) when you're living in Trinidad and Tobago
Which are your best tips to meet people and to make friends in Trinidad and Tobago??
Thanks in advance for your participation
Trinidadians are some of the most friendly people on earth. If you go out to a social fun, sports activity or new at a job, be polite, say hello, make small talk, ask their opinion on liming places. They might just invite you out. Guys watch out for the ladies, in Trinidad its 10 female to 1 male, so there is a shortage. Get involved in some sports club, lions is a great way to meet people. Trinidadians like people believe in manners, like, saying goodmorning, goodafternoon, thank you. They will not think highly of you will you give off the attitude that you are better than they are. Hope I was able to help.
So take up a class, or join a club or community project (even if its not your community).
dex123
There's a hash group here that goes on bi monthly Sat runs in the bush. You get to see various parts of TNT and meet cool people (who all love to drink and lime). It's a great group to get involved in with people from all over with various interests.
look for instance i worked in the ship building assistant fro a while and i meet up with some mature people white very open minded taste and the facts is you need to find a similar interest , like for example ,,, bird watching , massages , or art or what ever is your interest and surely some one will share it and you can meet others with like mindness , if you want email me and i can probally make time to go to the sea or a simle picnic with you or introduce you to some one etc seedflax@gmail.com
Please can you avoid posting in caps lock, this make your text difficult to read.

May be can you tell us more about yourself.

Thank you,
David.
Can you be more specific on the work you are looking for... in which sector pls? It might bring better guidance and save your time if you give us accurate information

You should post an advert or your resume in the jobs in Trinidad and Tobago section. Make sure to adjust your qualification and you experiences on your resume to the jobs your are applying please. It might help

For accommodation, you should post an advert in the Housing in Trinidad and Tobago section pls

Best wishes and hope this was helpful.. sure the other members will soon give you more feedback

Thank you
Maximilien
Expat-blog Team
any advice would be highly appreciated.
thanks all
I am moving to POS in two weeks and would love to meet people involved in sustainability, keen to explore outdoors. etc. My background is in environmentalism and I am currently writing a book on biodiversity in food, told through the lens of taste. My favorite chapter is the one on chocolate, and I am grateful to be spending the next few months working with the Cocoa Research Centre.
I am not much for heavy partying but am one for delicious food and good conversation.
Kind regards,
Simran
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