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| Dive in gin-clear, pristine water in Los Roques Archipelago National Park |
3rd Januray
Hundreds of kilometres of Caribbean coastline provide Venezuela's prime diving spot with the palm-scattered Los Roques Archipelago National Park. Created in 1972, the 221 hectare ( 246 acre) park is located around 128 km (80 miles) from Caracas and contains one of the region's best-preserved barrier reefs. Shallow lagoons, thick mangrove forests and 350 islands and atolls lay in waters that offer exceptional visibility in January-February at up to 20 km (66 ft). To dive Los Roques is to experience a kaleidoscope of tropical fish and sponges with barracudas, snapper and grouper together with lurking stingrays on the sandy bottom.
Hundreds of kilometres of Caribbean coastline provide Venezuela's prime diving spot with the palm-scattered Los Roques Archipelago National Park. Created in 1972, the 221 hectare ( 246 acre) park is located around 128 km (80 miles) from Caracas and contains one of the region's best-preserved barrier reefs. Shallow lagoons, thick mangrove forests and 350 islands and atolls lay in waters that offer exceptional visibility in January-February at up to 20 km (66 ft). To dive Los Roques is to experience a kaleidoscope of tropical fish and sponges with barracudas, snapper and grouper together with lurking stingrays on the sandy bottom.
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