Chaguanas located just south of Port of Spain is the largest town in southern Trinidad and Tobago. It is the site of Trinidad’s first oil discovery. Chaguanas is sometimes known by its Spanish name, San Fernando de Chaguanas.
The weather in Chaguanas in summer is hot and humid, with average temperatures in the mid-30°C (90°F). Humidity makes it feel even hotter but relief from the heat is usually near at hand, in any one of a number of lakes or waterfalls in easy driving distance. The rainy season is generally from April to November.
Using private jets you can fly directly into Piarco International Airport. This airport serves both local and international flights, as it is the main airport for Trinidad and Tobago. From Piarco, you can take a taxi to your private jets terminal or hotel. If you are on business, it is likely that you will fly directly into Piarco International airport.
