In the western region of the country, Coro sits at the neck of the Paraguaná Peninsula, rich in charming century-old towns, welcoming “pueblitos” inhabited by seafaring people, natural monuments and national parks.
Why it works for your clients
This is the cultural counterweight to a beach programme. The colonial architecture of the first capital of the Province of Venezuela entered the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1993, and a short drive away the médanos — boundless, ever-changing yellow sand dunes — give a landscape nobody expects from the Caribbean coast. It pairs naturally with Morrocoy, two and a half hours away by road.
How we operate it
A short flight from Caracas or a road transfer from Morrocoy, a guided visit of the colonial centre, and a full day across the peninsula: the dunes, Santa Ana, Adícora for a break on the beach, then Boca de Caño and the salt flats before returning to the posada.
