Los Roques is home to hundreds of secluded islands, spectacular tropical reefs, a hub of watersports and a protected marine national park.
Located 85 miles off Venezuela‘s mainland, Los Roques is a coral archipelago with over 300 islands, sand spits and tiny cays. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Los Roques protects areas of coral reef, mangroves and sea-grass beds. Spot sea turtles nesting, pink flamingos, pelicans and red-footed boobies. A great spot for kitesurfing, bonefishing, diving, skydiving, snorkelling and scuba diving, Los Roques is a prime destination for watersports and marine wildlife.
Days at Los Roques are spent exploring the islands, mangroves and lagoons. Snorkel, scuba dive, swim and laze away on these Caribbean islands.
The best way to explore the archipelago is on speedboats. Scuba diving trips and yacht charters are organised at Gran Roque, the central island and cultural hub of Los Roques. This fishing village is dotted with brightly painted houses and beachfront bars, an ideal location for a sundowner.
Los Roques is a year-round destination, with warm weather and sunshine guaranteed.
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To the north, Los Roques beckons with azure waters and sandy beaches, ideal for kite surfing and bone fishing. Eastward, the Orinoco River winds through ancient cultures and rich biodiversity. Travelling south reveals the expansive Gran Sabana, leading to the captivating Angel Falls, the world’s tallest waterfall, and the towering tepuis of Roraima.
