Remote Parking

Most flyers at POS skip remote park-and-ride lots entirely

At Piarco International (POS) you mostly see people using the on-site North Terminal lot, nearby hotels, or taxis from Trincity instead of a formal remote car park with shuttles. Remote Parking here is a basic off-site option about 1 mile from the terminal, aimed at longer trips where you want to leave the car and ride in.

Pricing is simple: $10.00 per day or $70.00 per week, so the seventh day is effectively free if you cross the week mark. That undercuts what you’d pay if you left a car for the same seven days in the main airport lot, and it starts to make sense on trips of four nights or longer.

Shuttles run on a set timetable rather than on demand: allow about 15 minutes for the ride itself and note that pickups are spaced around every 30 minutes. That means you can easily burn 45–60 minutes from parking the car to reaching North Terminal check-in, especially in traffic around the airport access road.

Regulars on local forums talk about using hotel shuttles from Trincity and Piarco Village, or just taking a taxi straight to POS, instead of hunting for third‑party remote parking. One myTobago user even mentioned staying near the airport and relying on the hotel shuttle rather than looking for a special long‑term deal for a single overnight.

Practical tip: build at least a 60‑minute buffer between your planned parking arrival time and airline check‑in closing, especially for early morning North Terminal departures when missing a 30‑minute shuttle window hurts most.