way of life in trinidad and tobago

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 Trinidad & Tobago love the family-focused Trinis, the laid-back island culture, and the beautiful beaches. That being said, many ex-pats find dealing with bureaucracy a challenge, the pace of life frustrating, and the cost of housing, food, and cars much higher than expected.

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