With the longest stretch of Caribbean coastline of any other country in the Americas, Venezuela is a destination that is often overlooked but has to be considered by those trying to find a tropical beach vacation. You can find various
hotels in Venezuela offering the ideal facilities for your holiday. Venezuela's coastline includes a variety of destination options for sun worshipers and beach bums.
So if you're looking for exciting tropical vacation choose some of the great
Venezuela hotels and have as much fun as you can.
Here is a short listing with the most well-known beaches in Venezuela.
Margarita Island
Margarita Island is Venezuela's most popular worldwide resort region, and visitors arrive here from all around the world to enjoy the numerous arrtactions. The white sands of the beaches are legendary. There are three largest cities, Porlamar, Pampatar and La Asuncion and you may find there the proper for you
hotel in Venezuela. The island's two national parks and three nature reserves provide wildlife-viewing alternatives and picturesque, undeveloped Caribbean beaches. Margarita has an international airport with direct flights to and from major cities in North America and Europe.
Los Roques Archipelago
Los Roques Archipelago is a Venezuelan National Park with dozens of pristine white powder beaches gently lapped by clear turquoise waters. Most of the accommodation opportunities are located in El Gran Roque and are usually in family hotels. The islands are popular with sport fishers and scuba divers, together with beach lovers looking for the perfect playa. Daily flights leave Caracas and Maracaibo for El Gran Roque.
Henry Pittier National Park
This park is located no much more than 50 miles west of Caracas, where the coastal foothills of the Andes Mountain range meet the Caribbean Sea. It is the country's oldest and contains some of the most scenic beaches. There you'll find clear blue water, surrounded by deep forest which is home to monkeys and jaguars. A couple of of the beaches along the highway from Caracas, such as Baha de Cata, offer dining and basic accommodation options.
