Los Roques Archipelago

Los Roques Archipelago, is the biggest park of the Caribbean Sea, one of the most important marine fauna reservoirs. Located at 128 kilometers (77 nautical miles) from the north of La Guaira, this archipelago possesses 60 keys (islands formed by coral reefs) surrounded by the most crystalline waters in Venezuela, and it is becoming, quickly, in one of the strongest tourist attractiveness in the country.

In spite of its recent popularity, Los Roques continues being a very calm and intact place, because it has been protected as a National Park from 1972. The archipelago occupies more than 225.000 hectares, that makes of it one of the most extensive reservations in the Caribbean. Its pure and white sands hardly rise above the turquoise and emerald color water surface.

Around 40 of the islands that conform the archipelago are not that big to have their own names. Other sand, rock and coral tiny keys only appear on the surface, when the tide lowers. All the inns in Los Roques, are very simple, picturesque and with a great warmth, where you can enjoy an excellent attention, good food, a lot of tranquility and stupendous walks that are organized by the inn owners.

It is ideal for aquatic sports lovers, where they can enjoy activities as Winsurf, Kitesurf, waterski, snorkeling and diving.