Trinidad Watchtowers - Unused Tourism Sites
World War 2 Watchtowers in Trinidad constructed by the Royal Engineers unit of the British Army. After examining the reasons why these watch towers were constructed in Trinidad we visit the remaining watchtowers in La Brea, Cap de Ville, Los Iros and Point Lisas. #trinidad Perseverance Watchtower - https://trinoutdoors.com/pages/other%... La Brea Watchtower - https://trinoutdoors.com/pages/other%... Army Base at Green Hill - https://trinoutdoors.com/pages/other%... RE Bunkers at Point Fortin - • Exploring RE Bunkers Point Fortin Other Side of Cedros - • Other side of Cedros Trinidad Fantastic Cedros Place - • Fantastic Cedros Place This channel is dedicated to outdoor activities in the Caribbean. It features visitor attractions in various Caribbean countries such as beaches, rivers, scenery, as well as outdoor activities such as hiking, car rallies, bird watching and music events. There is also a section devoted to the street foods of Trinidad and Tobago and outdoor eating.

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