Posada Acquamarina Los Roques National Park

... definitely worthwhile because Los Roques is one of the most beautiful, natural, stunning and unspoilt places anyone could wish to find. The turquoise and emerald lagoons and dazzling white coral sands of the Archipelago make up Venezuela's loveliest natural park. Ideal for lazing about, diving and snorkeling or just doing nothing (something at which we are experts).

Lying 166km due North of mainland Venezuela the atoll, of about 340 islets and reefs constitutes a ...

... mooi dus. Op Krasky hebben we twee nachten gekampeerd op het strand, de hele dag lekker boekie lezen, afgewisseld door een verfrissende duik in het doorzichtig turquoise witte water, 's middags weer een lekker visje eten op het strand (helaas was de keus voor Lisenka zeer beperkt, rijst met sporen van groenten of anders pasta, alhoewel voor mij de keus trouwens ook vis, vis of vis was) en ’s avonds met een biertje genieten van de belachelijk mooie ...

... shop, but was very disappointing; there was nothing on it, just chocolates and Run, so we bought some chocolates and went home... So don't think that you are going to take advantage of the exchange rate on free shop... keeping bolivares is not a good investment and are not accepted everywhere, even the black market dealer don't want it and pay nothing Please send your comments or doubts I will be glad to help Regards

... turtles from the boat swimming just were we were snorkeling Bad luck... We went to Crasquí, a very beautiful place... On the left side after the trees there was a very nice snorkel place, very beautiful corals, lots of fishes and we could see a ray!!! It a place that must be visited Returned back to the main island as usual a very beautiful sunset and nothing really special to do in the village

... and went to the little village to see what was the move. There aren't many people moving around, just a bar with very loud music on the main square So we decided to go back to the posada, near our posada was a karaoke, that made also a lot of noise until late We definitely didn't liked the posada, there was noise at night, very poor food quality and was not very clean

... the money. Just as a note please verify the black marked currency prior to your trip, so you know what is the rate and can negotiate(on my time it was 6,4 but would never get it there on the airport or in Los Roques) The lady took us to the National terminal were the flight leaves (walking is around 5min after leaving the airport main door to the left, no need for taxi). arrived to the gate, made check-in, paid the boarding tax and entered. we ...

... either of us had ever seen and best of all there is ************e there. We flew in on a small plane at about 6am after catching a 5.30am flight from Caracas. The night before we left we met the 2nd in command military officer for the islands who gaves us a letter to give to his men authorising us to use his kitchen and bathroom and camp out the front of his quarters. This turned out to be a great ...

... paid, and that was it. Well, we found upon arrival that we had evidently booked ourselves on a tour, which we weren´t extremely excited about as we aren´t particularly fond of tours. The first day went well for a bit- we boarded this large catamaran and sailed off to Fransisqui, a smaller island in the archipelageo. For a while, there were just 8 of us on this boat, basking in the sun and swimming in ...

... with the personality of Dorcy) and Helen (a lot like my Laura). They have taken me on and we have had some very good laughs. There are many other Germans n Polish here that we have been hanging with and I have learned how much I like the German and Polish people. Very kind and a ton of fun. The weather has been hot the past few days, more so than before. Thankfully I was starting to get used to it. I heard ...

... assured that the bus will be an hour late at most. Having seen the carnage, we know better. Our dream of reaching the Caribbean islands seems to be slipping further out of our reach. We wait patiently, cooling off in the fridge-like waiting room of the bus company. I wonder how long we will have to wait. Ever resourceful, Chantal manages to find a taxi driver willing to take us immediately to Caracas. The cost is twice the price of the bus ticket. Just as we're thinking about ...