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Salvation Army

3.8(15 reviews)

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Salvation Army is a local business in Trinidad. The venue sits at 36 Eastern Main Road, Tunapuna, Trinidad y Tobago, placing it along the island's Eastern Main Road corridor. This location operates as a charitable organisation serving the Tunapuna area.

From its Tunapuna address, the venue draws visitors from across Trinidad, including nearby Port of Spain and Arima. Its standing among local patrons is reflected in a 3.8 out of 5 rating, built from 15 reviews. The listing carries 5 photos that show the premises. The venue's presence near Chaguanas and San Fernando extends its reach to communities in central and southern Trinidad.

The listing includes 5 photos, giving a visual record of the premises. Visitors can also find the venue through its listing on local directories. The address at 36 Eastern Main Road, Tunapuna, Trinidad y Tobago remains the primary point of contact for anyone planning a stop.

Trinidad's tropical Caribbean climate brings a drier season from December to April and a wetter, more humid stretch from June to November. Local cooking blends fresh seafood, tropical fruit, rice dishes, and island-spiced flavours, and visitors can sample this across Trinidad. The island is served by international flights, with inter-island ferries and flights linking the wider Caribbean. English and French are widely spoken across the Caribbean islands, which helps visitors navigate the region. Maracas Bay and Las Cuevas sit among the nearby places listed for this part of Trinidad.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Salvation Army known for in Tunapuna?

Salvation Army is a local business situated at 36 Eastern Main Road, Tunapuna, on the island of Trinidad. It holds a rating of 3.8 out of 5 from 15 reviews, and visitors have contributed 5 photos of the venue.

Is Salvation Army easy to reach from the main towns on Trinidad?

Salvation Army occupies 36 Eastern Main Road in Tunapuna, a position on Trinidad that lies along the route toward Port of Spain and Arima. Travellers coming from other parts of the island can approach via the Eastern Main Road corridor.

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