Cayo Sombrero Beach

Cayo Sombrero Beach is one of Venezuela's greatest, thus the island of the same name is fairly crowded, despite its rocky-sandy coast. In the northwestern area of Venezuela, there is a magnificent beach in a national park called Morrocoy (Falcon State).

To get to the coast by boat, you can sail from Chichirvichi, where buses go from the Caracas airport, or from Tukakas, however the latter will take a little longer. The temperature of water and air remains nearly constant throughout the year, with only a few degrees variance. Strong gusts, however, warn holidaymakers against relaxing on the beach from mid-February until March.

The beach area is quite large and diversified, ranging from a lake with a coast to palm thickets. Along the beach's shoreline, there is also chair lounge rental, camping, and eateries. In addition, you can dive into the blue water to see coral and unusual fish species. After all, it's a fantastic spot for divers and lovers of unique nature—mangrove forests, pelicans and flamingos, reptiles and turtles. The incredible universe of Venezuelan fauna is open here, in the palm of your hand.

Cayo Sombrero is an island located in Chichiriviche in the Falcon State in Venezuela.