Cubagua Island is the smallest of the three islands that make up the insular state of Nueva Esparta in the Venezuelan Caribbean. Covering an area of just 24.5 square kilometers, this fascinating destination stands out as a practically untouched island, characterized by an extensive arid plain that magically contrasts with its white sands and pristine, paradisiacal beaches. It is the ideal spot for travelers seeking an authentic adventure, close contact with unspoiled nature, and a journey back in time through its history.

Interesting facts

• Tourism is its main activity, driven by outstanding climate and environmental conditions, alongside an invaluable historical heritage as Venezuela's first established city.
• The island can be easily visited by boarding various maritime transports such as catamarans, turning the journey there into an unforgettable nautical experience.
• Offers a fantastic variety of recreational and wellness activities, ranging from water sports and snorkeling in reefs to revitalizing natural mud baths.

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