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My name is Cami and I live in Valencia. Come check it out!

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Sans souci definition is - without worry : free of care.

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Travel vlog - Day 11, Moruga Beach, Trinidad

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Update on my WOOF/Workaway placement so far, shot on the lovely Moruga beach.. "Travel vlog - Day 11, Moruga Beach, Trinidad" is published by Michelle Mangal.

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By Marika Mohammed. Moruga is a little village that exists right off the shoreline. Everything is in one spot, the police station, library and health centre. It may not sound like much to see. Compared to an urban area like San Fernando or Port of Spain where there are businesses and shopping going on, Moruga has something else in store.

It's known for its beautiful view of clean clear calm waters, fishing and country-like atmosphere. It's a long and fantastic drive and as you make your way deeper into Moruga you'll probably see things you won't see anywhere else in Trinidad. The town itself is a five-minute stroll since everything is right there next to each other and from the town is the beach which you can take in a great view.

Beaches in Moruga

The beaches are the main reason people go to Moruga. Yup beaches! You can drive continuously and see beach after beach after beach and yes they all have people. Every beach has its own treasure such as caves and crevices or rocks and hills in the water looking back at you like miniature islands. Another one has the iconic bridge that says Moruga! You can't go Moruga and not know it. But one thing for sure is you can see the edges of Trinidad in the same way it looks on the maps. How cool is that.

The water itself is beautiful for swimming and children. You may think you're far out and the water still only reaches your knees. It's great for the little ones as there are no waves and plenty of natural space to run wild and explore.

Moruga is not your posh Maracas style beach. Nope! It's a backyard, no food hut, no luxury bathroom and changing room villa. If you want a shower after that saltwater bath make sure and bring your own bucket and water. If you think there's a changing room with your name on it, think again. Pick a tree or if you can bring your own as well.

If you think you'll just grab something to eat in Moruga, let's just say you'll be looking for something to eat for a long time, maybe leaving with your belly in your hand.

It's not like other beaches in Trinidad with stalls, and upgraded bathroom accommodations but it has been around for years and people still love it!
June 2015 - Issue 16 www.sweettntmagazine.com
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Moruga: A little village right off the shoreline - Sweet TnT Magazine

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By Marika Mohammed. Moruga is a little village that exists right off the shoreline. Everything is in one spot, the police station, library and health centre. It may not sound like much to see. Compared to an urban area like San Fernando or Port of Spain where there are businesses and shopping going on, Moruga has something else in store.

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Just watching the ridges on this pepper is enough to make you smoke through your ears!

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Parang we love

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Da Spirits - Black Cake and Sorrel (A Ma$tamind Christmas)

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Moruga Secondary National Junior Parang Champion 2016

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Moruga Secondary National Junior Parang Champion 2016

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Prophet Benjamin: Coming from Moruga

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‘Trinidad Moruga Scorpion’ Pepper is the World’s Hottest Measured Chile Pepper at More Than Two Million Scoville Heat Units

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Water ritual festival taking place in Moruga

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First Peoples In Ancestral Journey To Moruga

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First Peoples In Ancestral Journey To Moruga

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The history of Moruga

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Merikins historical signs installed in the Company Villages near Moruga | National Archives of Trinidad and Tobago

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Seven signs which tell the history of the little-known Merikin community, have been installed in the six Company Villages near Moruga, south Trinidad. The signs were unveiled at a ceremony at the Friendly Society Hall in Indian Walk, Moruga Road on June 14, 2017.