Historical Sites
, Cedros, Trinidad
Island
Trinidad
Area
Cedros, Siparia
Entry
Free Entry
Parking
On Street
Family friendly
Yes
, Cedros, Siparia, Trinidad and Tobago
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About the area
The Siparia region encompasses southwest Trinidad from the religious and commercial centre of Siparia town through agricultural communities to the remote coastal villages of Cedros and La Brea. The region balances Siparia's role as a pilgrimage destination and market town with La Brea's Pitch Lake tourism and Cedros' fishing traditions. Communities throughout the region provide essential services, local businesses, and cultural amenities supporting diverse populations and economic activities. The region maintains strong connections to energy sector employment while preserving agricultural heritage and coastal traditions. Siparia continues to serve vital religious, commercial, and service functions while supporting tourism at the Pitch Lake and traditional activities in coastal villages, balancing cultural identity with practical development across its varied landscapes.
3 Reviews on “Icacos Swamp, Cedros, Trinidad and Tobago”
The Icacos Swamp is a place that you can truly enjoy if you love nature completely. This is not your regular paradise beach, but it’s a place where you can recharge your batteries. I visited it with my yoga group where we had an hour long meditation session. It felt so energizing to sink into all the sounds and scents and enjoy being part of this world of birds, plants and fish. Some flamingos gracefully posed for our cameras. I loved it.
Very special and exotic place. We went here with a tour guide and hiked around until we saw most of it. Some awesome birds inhabit this place and it’s so peaceful.
It’s a huge swamp. Birds fly and eat around it freely not minding the tourists roaming nearby. Our guide was talking about other species like some frogs and snakes, so we didn’t really got to stay for a too long, because nobody wanted to see any of those things. But, it’s an adventurous way to spend your day,