Laguna Mar

Your Trinidad vacation should bring you closer to nature, not further away. That's the philosophy behind the Laguna Mar beach resort, a natural refuge where you can become connected to the beautiful Caribbean island world around you.

Spacious, Island-themed Accommodations

These Trinidad timeshare resales are part of a long-term planned development, which will fully incorporate the wonders of nature into the self-catering resort lodges. Large, open spaces are a hallmark of the two six-bedroom guest lodges, and the four bedroom cottage. Ocean breezes and ceiling fans keep the fresh sea air circulating, and each building is designed to offer stunning views of the ocean, river, and forests.

The Laguna Mar resort's setting blends carefully into nature. On one side, the beautiful waters of the Caribbean Sea will strike you with its ever changing colors and sounds. On the other side, a state-owned forest gives a home to thousands of birds, trees, and other wildlife. Room balconies give you a place where you can sit back and listen to the birds singing. Orchids and other flowers bloom all around the property.

The resort also features an on-site restaurant, Cocos Hut Restaurant, which serves the community of Blanchisseuse as well as the resort guests and owners. Many of the items served at the restaurant are even grown locally, or on the resort grounds. The resort also offers catering for events and are committed to meeting their guests' dietary needs.

Explore the Natural Habitat

These Trinidad timeshare resales are an ideal getaway for travelers who prefer vacations on the wild side. Hiking trails through the forest or along the river are the perfect way to get some bird watching and exercise during your stay, and you can easily spend entire days exploring remote pristine beaches, streams and waterfalls. If you love fishing or bird watching, you can choose from many locations around the resort.

Many times, a Caribbean resort vacation feels mass-produced, and overcrowded. At the Laguna Mar, you can get away from that stereotype and explore the island of Trinidad the way it was meant to be experienced.