Boxing Day Sales and Events
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Boxing Day Sales and Events

Saturday, December 26, 2026
Various Locations
Boxing Day in Trinidad and Tobago offers exciting sales, shopping events, and lively community gatherings across various locations. Shoppers can enjoy great post-Christmas deals combined with local entertainment and festive atmospheres.

Tips for Attending

  • Arrive early to take advantage of the best deals and avoid large crowds.
  • Bring reusable shopping bags to carry your purchases comfortably.
  • Stay hydrated and plan breaks at nearby cafes or food stalls during your shopping spree.

Practical Information

Dress Code: Casual and comfortable clothing with sturdy shoes for walking.. Parking Info: Public parking available at major shopping centers; street parking may be limited.. Food Available: Local food vendors and cafes offering traditional Trinidad and Tobago snacks and meals.. Best Time To Arrive: Morning hours, around 9 AM to 11 AM, to beat the crowds.

Best For

Budget-conscious shoppersFamilies looking for festive activitiesLocal residents interested in community events

Venue

Various Locations

Various locations across Trinidad and Tobago

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Food & Walking Tours

Attending Boxing Day Sales and Events? Make the most of your visit with these recommended activities.

person wearing glasses eating a folded flatbread filled with cooked ingredients over a white paper
Island Sightseeing
Viator
8/10
Very Good
(3 reviews)

This is Port of Spain’s only food tour. It’s a journey into the real heartbeat of the city. We begin in the lively downtown area, strolling along the Brian Lara Promenade where everyday life unfolds around us. As you sample popular street foods made by local vendors, your guide shares stories of the city’s rich and diverse past, from African, Indian, Chinese, and European influences to Carnival traditions and independence. Your 3.5-hour experience also takes you to uptown Port of Spain, where the iconic Magnificent Seven, a row of elaborate colonial-era mansions, show off the city’s architectural history and wealth from the late 1800s. You’ll also pass major landmarks like the War Memorial, the peaceful Botanic Gardens, and historic places of worship that reflect the island’s deep religious and cultural diversity. This tour connects you to the people, history, and food that define Port of Spain. Come hungry for flavour and insight, you’ll leave with both.

From
~€59
per person
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Three people eat food wrapped in paper at a nighttime street food stall with yellow walls and corrugated metal roof
Editor's Pick
Food and Culinary
Viator
8/10
Very Good
(3 reviews)

Skip the tourist spots and eat where locals do on this after-dark food crawl through Trinidad’s tastiest streets. For about 3 flavorful hours, you’ll stop at 4–5 local favourites to enjoy full servings of our nighttime staples, like hot doubles, spicy corn soup, Trini gyros, and rich homemade ice cream. Each dish reflects a piece of Trinidad’s history: African, Indian, Middle Eastern, and more, all blending into bold, unforgettable flavours. You won’t find these hidden gems in a brochure. Perfect if you're in Trinidad for a conference or short visit and want to experience Trinidad’s real rhythm after sunset. No samples here! Just generous, satisfying portions. Includes complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off in Port of Spain for a relaxed, worry-free night out.

From
~€63
per person
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