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Hi everyone, I hope you're all doing great. Well, here's a new adventure at the Baritina pier in Guanta, Venezuela. Stay tuned—I'll tell you more because this is really interesting.
Since we were in Puerto La Cruz, there were different options for beaches or islands—some accessible by road, but the vast majority by boat, which can hold at least 10 people. None of us knew the area, especially my sister, who was the one who invited us, but that wasn’t a problem; you just ask around and get around by taxi or “yummy,” as they call them here in the country. The downside for us—and I mean downside—was that it was a weekday, so it was hard to fill the boats. But we still made it there in at least 10 minutes. I didn’t think it was close; I always imagined it was farther away, at least that pier. Because if you go to the town of Mochima National Park itself, it’s an hour away. For those who don’t know, it’s located between the states of Sucre and Anzoátegui.
The residents were in a dispute because they claim that all the beaches belong exclusively to Puerto la Cruz, but there are others that are actually located between the two states—at least from what I researched: Playa Colorada, Arapito, Playa Blanca, Conoma, and Punta la Cruz, which was where I suspected I’d be heading on this first adventure. The weather was cloudy, but that didn’t stop me from taking photos of that truly beautiful landscape—this really is paradise. We set out for one of the islands; there were seven of us in total, and we had to pay for a spot—I still didn’t know where we were going, but I enjoyed the moment. You’ll find out in the next blogs. I hope you liked my story. See you later.
Thank you all
Note: These photos were taken from my phone and edited In: Canva
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que bueno que traes estos paisajes de venezuela, nuestras playas no tienen nada que envidiarle a nadie de verda.
aqui en el centro tambien valoramos mucho cuando podemos escaparnos al mar para despejar la mente horita. un gran abrazo.
nice that you bring these landscapes of venezuela, our beaches have nothing to envy from anyone for real.
Épale hermano sin duda alguna conocer esta parte del país fue lo maximo gracias por comentar @solorzanot