Madrisquí facts for kids
![]() Madrisquí Island
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Geography | |
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Location | Lesser Antilles Caribbean Sea |
Coordinates | 11°56′07″N 66°39′40″W / 11.93528°N 66.66111°W |
Archipelago | Los Roques |
Area | 0.18 km2 (0.069 sq mi) |
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Federal Entity | Federal dependencies of Venezuela |
Madrisquí (also called Cayo Madriskí or Madrizqui) is a small, beautiful island. It is part of the Los Roques archipelago, a group of islands in the Caribbean Sea. This archipelago belongs to Venezuela.
Madrisquí is a popular spot for visitors. It's known for its clear waters and sandy beaches. The island is quite small, covering about 0.18 square kilometers. You can even walk from Madrisquí to a nearby island called Cayo Pirata across a narrow sand path.
Where is Madrisquí Located?
Madrisquí Island is found in the Los Roques archipelago. It sits southeast of a larger island called Gran Roque. To its northeast is Cayo Pirata. South of Madrisquí, you'll find Isla Esparquí and a coral area called Ensenada de los Corales. To the west, there's a big coral reef known as the "Great Barrier Reef of the East."
Fun Things to Do in Madrisquí
Madrisquí is one of the most visited islands in Los Roques. Many tourists come here because it's close to Gran Roque, which is the main island.
The island has lovely beaches where you can relax. You might find small inns that welcome visitors. A very popular activity here is diving. The clear waters are perfect for exploring underwater life.
If you enjoy fishing, Madrisquí is a great place for fly fishing. You can also easily walk to Cayo Pirata from Madrisquí. Cayo Pirata is famous for its delicious lobster fishing.
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In Spanish: Madrisquí para niños