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Things To Do in Arima

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Is Arima boring? Is it fun? How do people relax in their free time? From playing and watching live sports to listening to live music to volunteering, here's what three local experts had to say about things to do in Arima.

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Fun fact! Arima is the Amerindian word for water, and it’s also the name of the small town in the east of the island of Trinidad, where I reside. Arima is generally a great place to live. The town of Arima itself is usually always bustling with activity, and one can buy almost anything there, as there are a variety of shops and stores, large and small, that cater to every need. Venturing to the outskirts of Arima, there are lots of interesting places to visit, for example the Asa Wright Nature Center where you can get a guided tour of the nature sanctuary. One can also visit the Aripo and Avocat waterfalls. Some places one would have to be careful to not venture, because as beautiful as our country is, we do have criminal elements. Overall, it’s a great place, especially if you have local friends with whom to explore!

Jiselle, says: 2023

which I reside in, is host to a bevy of multicultural origins, being a cosmopolitan society on a small island cultural staples is a constant, even out of my city. People can be verbose in excess; maybe this plays to your favour or its antithetical to your nature however there is equal opportunity to be with none but yourself. Being a denizen on countryside land with an incline relief vegetation is dense, portraying a natural, tropical beauty of the small island; idyllic for reclusive strolls, sightseeing, photos etc.

Giovann, says: 2020

Arima is very vibrant and fun! There are shopping malls, restaurants, bakeries, curbside food establishments and more exciting outdoor activities. Arima is a nice place or visit.

Alicia, says: 2020
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