Located just a few minutes’ walk from the centre , The Scarborough cruise ship terminal is the second port in Trinidad and Tobago. Being a smaller terminal, it can only host one cruise ship at a time, however, on busy days other cruise ships anchor on the west side of the island to then tender passenger ashore. If your cruise ship docks in Scarborough, there are a few cafes, bars and restaurants near the cruise terminal. Other points of interest nearby are the Scarborough Botanical Gardens and Fort King George. There are also buses running regularly from the terminal to Crown Point and the famous beach of Pigeon Point.

Known around the world for its wine, Chianti is more than just a label—it’s a patchwork of rolling vineyards, olive groves, and old stone villages spread between Florence and Siena, with no clear delimitation. You’ll come across small family-run wineries, quiet roads, and landscapes that haven’t changed much in centuries. Even if you’re not deep into wine, it’s an easy and rewarding area to explore.

The National Museum in Riyadh offers a comprehensive journey through the history of the Arabian Peninsula. Housed within a striking modernist building, its eight chronologically arranged galleries employ a sophisticated mix of artefacts, full-scale reconstructions and multimedia presentations to tell this expansive story. You can explore everything from prehistoric rock carvings and a replica Nabataean tomb to exhibits on the rise of Islam and the founding of the modern Saudi state.