Trinidad and Tobago is a dual-island nation located in the southern Caribbean, near Venezuela. It has a tropical climate with a rainy season from June to December. While the country has made strides in providing clean water, some areas still face challenges with water quality due to aging infrastructure and contamination. Travelers are advised to exercise caution and consider alternatives to tap water.
Boil Water Advisory
Recent Warnings: Occasional reports of bacterial contamination and water supply interruptions.
Seasonal Issues: Flooding during the rainy season can lead to water contamination; droughts may strain water resources.
Do Locals Drink Tap Water? Some areas only
Tourist Recommendations: Drink bottled water or boiled tap water before consumption; consider using a water filter for added safety.
Common Alternatives: Bottled water is widely available; some locals use water filters or boil tap water.