Erik Trinidad

1 week ago | sportdiver.com | Erik Trinidad

04/12/2025 -  Panama is a unique dive destination where you can explore both the Pacific and Atlantic oceans in a single day. Courtesy Visit Panamá It should be no surprise that the country of Panama, comprising the isthmus between North and South America, would have incredible wildlife—both terrestrial and aquatic. After all, it’s the crossroads of continents at the nexus of enormous oceans.

1 week ago | scubadiving.com | Erik Trinidad

04/12/2025 -  Panama is a unique dive destination where you can explore both the Pacific and Atlantic oceans in a single day. Courtesy Visit Panamá It should be no surprise that the country of Panama, comprising the isthmus between North and South America, would have incredible wildlife—both terrestrial and aquatic. After all, it’s the crossroads of continents at the nexus of enormous oceans.

3 weeks ago | matadornetwork.com | Erik Trinidad

New Jersey Restaurants + Bars by Erik Trinidad in paid partnership with Popular conceptions of New Jersey’s food scene probably include submarine sandwiches, greasy spoons, and the state’s take on the classic American diner — a place where “disco fries,” Jersey’s answer to poutine, has been immortalized. However, in-the-know gourmands know the Garden State holds true to its name and is home to formidable wineries and many farm-to-table restaurants serving fresh New American fare. New Jersey...

3 weeks ago | foodandwine.com | Erik Trinidad

Photo: Food & Wine / Chris Schalkx When you’re traveling to a city, whether for business or pleasure, one of the easiest ways to immerse yourself in the local culture is to embrace the food and drink scene. It usually doesn’t require too much effort, since you’re going to have a meal or go out for a drink anyway. Food is often representative of a city’s soul. It’s not just something to fuel our bodies, it’s family, community, agriculture, business.

1 month ago | travelandleisure.com | Erik Trinidad

A turtle swimming in Sampler Reef, located off the coast of Bonaire. Photo: Federico Cabello/Getty Images I’ve scuba dived some pretty stellar sites across several Caribbean Islands—St. Martin, Dominica, St. Lucia, and Curaçao, to name a few. But out of all my experiences, one destination has risen to the top of my book: the Dutch Caribbean island of Bonaire. At 24 miles long and seven miles wide, Bonaire is small.