Islas Chimanas facts for kids
Chimanas Islands
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| Location | Caribbean Sea |
| Coordinates | 10°15′41″N 64°28′48″W / 10.26139°N 64.48000°W |
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| Anzoátegui | |
The Islas Chimanas are a group of seven amazing islands in the Caribbean Sea. They belong to Venezuela and are located off the coast of Anzoátegui state. These islands are east of the Borrachas Islands and north of Guanta Bay. They are also very close to the city of Puerto La Cruz.
People love the Chimanas Islands for their stunning beaches and calm bays. Since December 19, 1973, these islands have been a special part of the Mochima National Park. This means they are protected so everyone can enjoy their natural beauty.
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Exploring the Chimanas Islands
The Chimanas Islands are a popular spot for tourists and locals. Many people visit to enjoy the clear waters and sandy shores. The islands offer a perfect escape for a day of fun in the sun.
What to Do on the Islands
Visitors can swim, snorkel, or just relax on the beaches. The calm bays are great for boating and exploring. You might even see some interesting marine life in the clear waters. The islands are known for their peaceful atmosphere.
Part of Mochima National Park
Being part of Mochima National Park is very important for the islands. This park helps protect the plants, animals, and natural landscapes. It ensures that these beautiful places stay healthy for future generations. The park covers both land and sea areas.
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A beautiful beach scene on one of the islands.
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A cool sea cave waiting to be explored.
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Interesting rock formations on El Faro Island.
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Another view of the lovely El Faro beach.
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Green Beach on El Faro Island, showing lush nature.
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El Saco Beach, a peaceful spot in Mochima National Park.
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See also
- Geography of Venezuela
