Section of Galfa Shoreline In Cedros Rises Nearly 20 Feet In Aftermath of Venezuela Earthquakes
UPDATE (06/07/26): Hundreds of people have been flocking to the site of the recent geological activity at Galfa, Cedros, to witness the beach lifted by the deadly Venezuela earthquakes. Dozens of families were observed at the site on Saturday 4th July, 2026, some with babies, children and even pets, all eager to witness the extraordinary changes to the coastline. The curious visitors reportedly spent hours taking photographs, recording videos, posing for selfies and conducting their own close-up inspections of what has become one of Trinidad and Tobago’s most remarkable natural phenomena. What was once an ordinary stretch of coastline has suddenly become an unexpected tourist attraction, with vehicles arriving steadily throughout the day as people from across the country made the long journey to Southwest Trinidad. A woman who travelled from Mon Repos, San Fernando, said she simply had to experience the site for herself after seeing continuous reports in the media. “I just wanted...