Kayaking in Trinidad - Exploring The Five Islands & Discovering Trinidad's Oldest Building!
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- On this episode of DRE TV, we took to the open seas in Chaguaramas to explore The Five Islands. Rich in history and culture, we stumbled across many marvels, including a man made reef and we found the oldest building in Trinidad & Tobago! This is a must see for all adventurers.
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You are Brave to kayak across those deep waters. Love the videos, be safe and thanks for sharing.
One of my aunts worked for a gentleman who owned a house on Monas, and we were fortunate to accompany her when she took her vacations ' Down the islands' as she was allowed to use the place. We had great times there and I remember watching all the pretty power boats going by and wishing I could own one. Thanks for the memories.
So much information I never know about that place seeing it for the first time living in Trinidad and Tobago God bless our beloved country ❤
Just leaving a comment to encourage, there is so much of Trinidad and Tobago that most people don’t know about , keep making videos ♥️
Thanks, I will try my best to keep doing more..
Very adventurous and informative 💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥 Thank you🙏
Nice work Dre. I love these type of out explorations. I always wanted to do videos like this.
Thanks
Trinidad is so beautiful it’s so sad to see what’s happening in the city,was never like that decades ago,like everything,maybe in time it will change back.Enjoyed your video,keep it up.
Lovely😍 great content bro! Blessings!
Thanks excellent. Well enjoyed. Next time wait for me to kayak with you..
This is nice to see....good work keep doing it🙌👊
So sad islands is abadon an wasteing away When we hav Outings an family fun time on those islands Yes com together an clean up an mak it lok nice
Awesome video 👍🏻 thanks for sharing
Amazing video 👍👍
I didn't even know Nelson Island existed
Best part is that these islands were once join to Trinidad so cool
Lets enjoy our country theres so much nice and beautiful place
Thanks for sharing, quite informative.
Watching this video for the first time...waw amazing
Thank you. Share and subscribe
Very informative.. well done bro
Great content! Keep them coming! Just subscribed!
That is cool I love adventure
Great videos I love them all
Lovely video! 💖😍💖
Nice video , thanks u for the footage always curious bout those islands ...
I enjoyed watching this video keep up the good work and be safe ....
Dre thank u for the history real appreciate it ....
Bless up to u ...
Thanks
Thank you for sharing this, very interesting indeed.
Paradise!
Yeah DRE...ah like de content bro...I went kayaking over a decade ago ...I thought dem ppl close down...never even think to go so far out ...keep posting good ting..u hav my support !
Appreciate this video. Saw history today. My family name is on that medical list.
Wow, you should pay the place a visit
@@DRETV_TT I would when the borders reopens since I am in the US.
New subscriber and i already love the vids💜
It’s like the Ellis island of New York. They brought in the immigrants there just in case of prevention of disease in Trinidad. Very informative never knew this place existed.
Very good information and video ❤ keep up the good work bro
Good History lesson, never knew endentured people were treated there.🤔
Love all your Adventures bro..so christened and scenic
Thanks. The area is beautiful overall
@@DRETV_TT Soo true
What’s up Shine 😂🙏🏾🤣 I am back from Europe back in Portland Oregon
I like your style of videos, keep it up. Want to come too?
Great video!
This is very good information.
Let's keep building content to inspire and show the full beauty of our country.
Yes...we are rich in history, so that's part of my aim...to bring it to everyone...
Awesome video ❤
And yes is very informative.
nice man! remember coming here in the earlier videos on our channel! keep up the exploration!
Thanks...keep up the great work as well... u and luvie!
@@DRETV_TT will do bro, thanks
Perhaps you may consider getting a crew of locals and showcase the cleaning up of the garbage left on Ellis Island and surroundings. If we want to attract visitors we have to make it an attractive paradise. Very little money need to be spent to clean up. Please address this with the Tourism Trinidad
Ellis Island?
Very nice video
Thank you so much for your efforts on this tour and for showing us the history of things that most of us have long since forgotten. I'm not quite sure why you were so shocked by the ages of the indentured servants though. Field work is grueling and has long days. One would assume that they wanted young healthy labourers to do it and I can't imagine they wanted anybody over 40. One would also assume that Jagdeo aged 1 came over with his young parents who wanted a better life for their family rather than as a labourer himself! 😉 It's no more strange than young Mexicans, Filipinos, and even West Indians migrating to the States, Canada, and other Western societies to do the most menial labour in order to get 'a taste of the good life' (in their eyes). It never fails to surprise me how people who would never deign to do "low class" work in their own country are happy to lap it up overseas.
Great video! I definitely need to visit Nelson Island...rich in history of T&T!
It is...they also kept Jews on the island as well...
@@DRETV_TT what you mean they kept jews on the island?
@@ruphusincognito2301 During the Second World War, the German and Austrian Jews who fled Hitler in Europe settled in Trinidad and were detained as enemy aliens...check it out online.
@@DRETV_TT thanks will do
😦song @24:47 sec. Thanks for the walk through history.
Where did the stair go too?
Nice info but what are the names of all of those islands...for peeps like me who haven't lived in trini for more than 40 years 🤔
Can we just go on nelson island just so or we have to get permission
You have to contact National Trust of Trinidad and Tobago at 225 4750, and they would make arrangements for your visit.
when was this blog done
Shot around February 6th 2021
By the way Dre I will gladly contribute to your channel if you want to help with the clean up of all the plastic and other trash that's destroying the environment down there. Thanks
Thanks. Would let you know once I decide to go back on a cleaning drive.
Bro could u swim
You can swim at the islands but I would recommend life jackets and swimming in groups.
Ah feel I’ll make a swing down on dat side wit de wife and kids and full a few garbage bags...
CDA could upgrade this area a bit more it's about time.
The Tourism Ministry needs to make these places s Tourist spots. Total failure
Yes these would be really good spots