The best accommodations West Coast

Damien and Norka, a franco couple, have been able to enjoy this family house in a pleasant Posada. Simplicity, cleanliness and atmosphere with 7 rooms equipped with fans. Kitchen available, patio, small library lounge. The clientele is composed mainly of backpacks or Venezuelans on holiday. A good plan!

Clean, washing machine, Internet and kitchen available, you hammocks, informal atmosphere. Another Posada: The luminous and beautifully decorated Casa El Gallo has 7 rooms, right behind. Eric organizes tours at the Monte Cano Biological Reserve and the Sierra de San Luis.

At 1 230 m above sea level, surrounded by coffee plantations, banana and orange trees. A very pleasant option to refresh yourself and enjoy a superb view of the valley and the hills around.

Dominique and Virginia, a very friendly couple, rent double and triple rooms. Good food, vegetarian on request, at $ 6 USD. La Posada offers excursions to the Spanish and other places of interest.

To go to porpuesto (Coro: mercado municipal and terminal terminal), take the direction of Curimagua (US $ 3), and tell the driver to stop at the FINCA POSADA EL MONTE. Ursula & Ernesto Iseli - Suter Finca El Monte Santiago, Curimagua, Edo. Falcon Venezuela "

The Brisas Paraguaná is a 3-star hotel located in Punto Fijo, Venezuela. It offers a total of 130 rooms on four floors. Rooms are spacious and equipped with Internet access, private bathroom, minibar, air conditioning and cable TV. The decor is warm, with earthy and yellow tones, and the furnishings are traditional and sober. Guests can enjoy the outdoor swimming pool, shop in the hotel's boutiques, visit the beauty center or book an excursion with the travel agency. A children's pool and one of the hotel's cafés are also available for families. The Brisas Paraguaná's restaurants and bars offer international and regional cuisine. The hotel also has facilities for meetings, events and banquets.

There are 91 fully equipped rooms with satellite TV and air conditioning. Laundry service, room service and taxi service. The large swimming pool in a green garden under palm trees is probably very pleasant. A sauna (slightly discounted, so close to a desert), a restaurant, a travel agency and various shops complete the offer.

A beautiful colonial house renovated by Roberto and Marnie, a couple of young architects who have managed to preserve the authenticity of the place.

The less fortunate can sleep in a common room of six beds with bathroom (70 Bs. F per person) or in hammock (70 Bs. F). Breakfast between 50 and 60 Bs F, and dinner possible. Several services are also available: Internet, kitchen, laundry… and excursions are organised in the peninsula, Sierra, in the Medanos to practice the sand board (surf on the sand) or leave for an extreme walk of 4 hours with Roberto el Vegetariano! He has also created a new tower called "the navel of the world", which is part of the discovery of thermal waters and quartz mountains.

Offers matrimonial rooms offering all amenities (100 Bs. F) and cabins for 8-10 persons with kitchen (between 150 and 200 Bs. F). However, maintenance is not optimal, despite many staff. This hotel has a beautiful swimming pool, also open to non-residents (10 Bs. F, open from a. m. to p. m.) which can refresh ideas at the Camino Real exit. Have their own disco.

Transport. Take a 4 X 4 from the Terminal terminal to Curimagua and ask the driver to stop at the beginning of the path leading to Camino Real (5 km from the village). Attention: the last 4 X 4 to return to Coro starts at 15 pm.

This flowery house, where parrots are chatting, also serves as a pizzeria and extended by the señora. The rooms are simple with air conditioning, TV. Some do not have their own bathroom. Closed parking.

The hotel was very clean and the staff were very friendly and helpful. Couples may find the beds rather noisy. The day of our passage was the young people of the college of lawyers. Breakfasts are charged 32 Bs. F with coffee or juice and arepas, bread or other (for example eggs). A pleasant home of Isabel.

Finally, go to the Bureau office of Tucacas, which will give you the official permit, to show when you arrive to cayo. It is at the end of the main avenue (. Avenue), ask for the gates. Avoid the high season (especially Easter): the islands are crowded. Nearly 300 campers are located in Cayo Paiclá, 364 in Cayo Sal, 424 in Cayo Muerto and… 688 in Cayo Sombrero!

Read: the only cayos where camping is authorized are: Paicla, Sombrer, Cayo Muerto and Cayo Sal. It is forbidden to take the species of the fauna and flora of the park, to possess firearms (notice to cowboys!), harpoons or machetes (Avis notice!). No outbreaks (use gas stoves). The cleanliness and maintenance of the sleeping areas is under your responsibility, so you are asked to take a bag for waste that cannot be left on the ground.

Nice low-priced rooms in low season (three share a shared bathroom).

A barbecue, kitchen and fridge are available for guests.

Aminta, his very friendly and impressive owner, speaks French. The posada has a nice terrace and a small gymnasium where you can enjoy the premises. Access is free for guests or a few bolos per month if you decide to live permanently in Chichiriviche!

Hosted by Muma, a friendly Venezuelan senior for 5 years, this house has single but clean rooms with private bathroom. We are here in the temple of tranquillity, at the foot of the green mountains of Sierra. Tables are laid in the beautiful shaded garden. Perhaps Muma will show you the brick press that he used for his constructions and his huge bicentennial tree as well as the nests of spiders, it also takes magic… but don't miss the ingenious system that commands the opening of the toilet door!

However, those who do not sleep can enjoy the magnificent surroundings after the morning walk at the Cream Urico restaurant, held by the son Manuel Conorado, with a good grilled goat dish (chivo) accompanied by salads, arepas and natilla, count about 50 Bs. F. This small outdoor restaurant with an ecological oven.