Las Aves Island
An unspoiled paradise in the Caribbean Sea…It consists of two islands Aves de Barlovento and Aves de Sotavento. In Las Aves you will see quantities of King Conch (Botuto), Lobsters, Turtles and other extinct species. Aves Barlovento is the most spectacular Bird Sanctuary ever seen and Aves Sotavento is known for it's many wreaks, both old and modern and there are a lot of wreaks scattered along the barrier reef. ... More

Los Roques N. P.
Los Roques National Park is made up of approximately 50 keys. Its climate has an average year round temperature of 28.8 ºC (82 ºF). Although the keys share the same general characteristics such as very white sand surrounded by a sea of different shades, from turquoise green to deep blue, and the typical prairie vegetation where the brown tones are predominant as well as the intense green of the mangrove; each one is very different. There are small keys (cayos) which lack vegetation. They are simply sand dunes on the sea. Cayo Muerto is one of ... More

Margarita Island
Isla Margarita comes from the Greek word "pearl" and indeed it is a pearl. With its great nightlife, variety of restaurants, bars, discos, nightclubs and casinos, as well as miles of coast to do a variety of activities, Margarita offers many options to enjoy a superb vacation! Moreover, its freeport status has made Margarita the least expensive resort destination in the Caribbean for tourists from both Europe and North America. The island is divided into two distinct parts: the east and the west. Most of the activity is on the eastern side where Porla ... More

Tortuga Island
Located some 50 miles west of Isla Margarita, this Island used to be a hide out place for Pirates during the 17th century. The pirate Henry Morgan prepared some of his famous incursions on the coasts of Venezuela on the island. During the revolution, rich Spanish families hid Simon Bolivar’s treasures here in an attempt to save his most valued treasures! In addition, it is the only Venezuelan Island where sweet water can be found in natural caves. ... More