Travel Guide Ocumare De La Costa

Towards Ocumare, at the exit of Maracay. If you are by car, made a lunch at Club Monte Lebanese Tel (0243) 247 41 88. It's reserved for shareholders, but you'll say like I'm waiting, with your French head, it should go. Leave a piece of identification to the guard and enjoy good and inexpensive Lebanese dishes (25 Bs. F), chawarmas (20 Bs. F) and falafels (15 Bs. F), in a slightly impersonal but pleasant setting. Regional beer is almost given. The terrace is in the open air, the splendid swimming pool. From the table, a charming view of Henry Pittier National Park is available to you.It was the beaches that gave their names to villages in the region. Playón, the great beach, and Ocumare of the Costa are some lost villages, which once were the theatre of historic moments starring Miranda and the Libertador itself. On 27 April 1806, Miranda returned from his exile in Philadelphia accompanied by American volunteers and landed in this village known for his republican tendencies. On 6 July 1816, Simón Bolívar succeeded in his turn and ruled the end of «war to death» and the liberation of all slaves from Venezuela.This said, both Ocumare and El Playón lack some interest… outside their proximity to La Boca and the beautiful lagoon of La Cienaga, and the possibility of making transfers to the village of Chuao, Choroni or Cuyagua. Negotiate with fishermen.