Beaches

Beaches

best_beaches_choroni Puerto Colombia is the jetty where they exit from peñeros (small boats) to move to other beaches and towns nearby where you can enjoy a day at the beach, diving or cocoa, depending on the tastes of the visitor. But it is not necessary to take peñero have an excellent day at the beach, visit:

Playa Grande: On the main street of Puerto Colombia, across the river and heading east, you arrive at Playa Grande with its 700 m long, lined by tall coconut trees and horseshoe shape. It has a good infrastructure: restaurants, kiosks, rental of chairs and awnings, bathrooms showers, lifeguard services and first aid, a tourist information center and monitoring of the Municipal Police. It has parking.

Playa El Diario: It is a hidden and little known beach, especially for those seeking solitude and appreciate the sport. It is reached by taking the path of the Cemetery of Puerto Colombia, walking by 45 minutes between the vegetation serófila the coast by a road that is sometimes lost, so it is not recommended for children or people who are not in optimal physical condition. Can not get there by car and has no services. Arriving at the beach is a rocky area to the east and walk along the rocks to the west is a beach 40 m, a beautiful, very intimate.
In peñero can reach the beaches:

Chuao: A long beach, with toilets, near the village of Chuao, where one can see the planting of cocoa in a village is intensely colorful. The trip peñero per person round trip has a cost of U.S. $ 30

Uricao: Solitary, serving only on weekends, where you can enjoy calm and crystalline waters. Price per person round trip: 50 Bs

Valle Seco: Hermosa Beach, ideal for snorkeling, with calm waters and only on weekends. Roundtrip price per person: U.S. $ 30

Cepe: beautiful valley with a beach for every taste, from a zone of intense waves ideal for surfers, to an area where the coral reefs form natural pools on the seashore. Price per person round trip: 40 Bs
Choroni of the boat trips offered even more remote beaches as Tuja, Aroa, Cata, La Cienaga and Cuyagua.

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