It was planters’ line that passed between Mission (now Princes Town) and Kings Wharf at San Fernando.
It was used primarily to transport produce from the remote estates of the Naparimas out to Kings Wharf to waiting ships.
The Cipero Tramroad was greatly successful and lasted up to the 1920s before it was absorbed into the Trinidad Government Railway.
[citation needed] PTSC city service is a service which operates within both Port Of Spain and San Fernando This tour begins at the historic Railway Building, South Quay, Port of Spain and journeys to the South East Coast of the island.
The name Manzanilla was derived from Spanish sailors in the 18th century, because it was thickly covered with small round poisonous fruits called manchineels.
Here, patrons can indulge themselves in beach activities or simply just enjoy the sound of the crashing waves.