Cheap Flights from Willemstad to Port of Spain

About Port of Spain

Port of Spain is not just the capital of Trinidad and Tobago, but also a bustling business centre of the country. It is mainly known for its colonial-era architecture. As the economic and cultural hub of this island nation, Port of Spain houses almost one-third of the country’s populace, including immigrants from Venezuela and nearby islands. Moreover, it is famed for its huge carnival with calypso and Caribbean Soca music. A large number of tourists book a Willemstad to Port of Spain flight to attend the city’s carnival.

Best Time to Book Willemstad to Port of Spain Flights

Port of Spain has a tropical climate. It remains hot, oppressive, and windy year-round. The wet season is overcast and the dry season is mostly cloudy. Tourists often escape the wet season due to heavy rainfall. The best time to plan your trip to Port of Spain is during the dry season that lasts from June to December.

Details About Willemstad to Port of Spain Flights

If you are travelling to Port of Spain from Willemstad, flights are the best mode of transport. The aerial distance between the two cities is 840 km. Copa and a few connecting flights offer 13 flights on this route. However, there are no nonstop flights available and hence, expect one or more layovers at Panama City, Miami, Oranjestad, and Bogota.

A flight from Willemstad to Port of Spain takes 13 hours. To avail cheap flight tickets from Willemstad to Port of Spain, book your seat with Copa Airlines at the cost of TT$ 1,108 for a one-way trip and TT$ 2,192 for a round-trip.

Furthermore, the nearest airports to travel between the two cities are Curacao International Airport and land at Piarco International Airport (CUR-POS).

Here are some insights concluding Willemstad to Port of Spain flights fare:

One-way trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Copa Airlines	TT$ 1,108	Book Now
	Surinam Airways + Copa Airlines	TT$ 1,384	Book Now

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Copa Airlines	TT$ 2,192	Book Now
	Surinam Airways + Caribbean Copa Airlines	TT$ 2,547	Book Now

Best Restaurants in Port of Spain

Garam Masala

Garam Masala, an Indian restaurant in Port of Spain, is named after an Indian Spice. This vegan / vegetarian restaurant flaunts a fusion menu, where you can relish burrito dosa, a Mexican and south Indian fusion dish. Their chana masala and naan are a must-try.

Buzo Osteria Italiana

As the name says it all, Buzo Osteria Italiana is an Italian restaurant. Reservation is required to visit this elegant spot. It serves delectable Vegan dishes. Its cheese-loaded pizza with delicious toppings is a must try.

Chaud Cafe Vite

If you are looking for the best burgers in Port of Spain, probably the locals would suggest you to visit Chaud Cafe Vite. While the frequenters are here for the burgers and fries, you can also try their Mediterranean salad.

Best Hotels in Port of Spain

Hilton Trinidad

Address – Lady Young Rd, Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago

Price – TT$ 2,210

Culture Crossroads Inn

Address – Corner Bengal and, Delhi St, Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago

Price – TT$ 1,895

Hotel Normandie Limited

Address – St. Ann’s, 10 Nook Ave, Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago

Price – TT$ 1,254

Places to Visit in Port of Spain

Queen’s Park Savannah

Queen’s Park Savannah is the largest open space park in Port of Spain. It once belonged to the Peschier family, who used it as a sugarcane farm. But in 1817 the town council bought it from them and used it as a vast cattle pasture. By the mid-19th century, it turned into a park. Locals come here to play cricket and football.

National Museum & Art Gallery

The National Museum & Art Gallery was established in 1892 as the Royal Victoria Institute. It is housed in a classic colonial building and features several historical exhibits that range from oil industry to American settlers, colonial period to indentured Indians.

Indiependence Square

Independence Square in the southern end of Port of Spain, was built to honour and celebrate Trinidad & Tobago’s independence from the United Kingdom in 1962. Today, it is one of the notable tourist attractions in the city. There is a Roman Catholic Cathedral, built in 1836, which is a must-visit.

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