Chichiriviche Travel Guide

 amapola66 Says:  When such beauty surrounds you, it may well be a good idea to voice your appreciation of such a wonderful world ; )Pictured here, religious figures on the rocks at Morrocoy Nacional Parque.People go there to pray and sometimes ask for a special request from Jesus, Our Lady... 

 amapola66 Says:  The amount of colourful wildlife in El Parque National Morrocoy, makes for some very exciting sights for a girl who was brought up in London, UK and now resides in the city of Brighton & Hove.Pictured here, a Scarlet Ibis, which much to my delight, I spotted in the... 

 amapola66 Says:  Grab a water taxi and take a trip through the mangroves to visit the little islands in the Parque Nacional Morrocoy. The boat owner (ours was particularly jolly) will take you where you like and you can jump off and swim to your choice of island, snorkle, visit the caves in... 

 amapola66 Says:  There are wonderful sights at every turn when you take a boat ride through the mangrove channels at Parque Nacional Morrocoy, Chichiriviche.Pictured here, a view from the 'Tunnel of Love' which you can travel through by boat before going out to sea and the islands.These... 

 amapola66 Says:  Amazingly, you can see some cave art by the Caquetios Indians, an indigenous group who lived in the 'Cave of the Indians' 3,400 years BC ! They lived along the whole coast of Falcon State. Some say, the caves were a burial site. You can visit this cave by water taxi,... 

 amapola66 Says:  Casually looking over the balcony of our apartment which was level with some treetops and much to the delight of myself and the small people with me, I noticed a familiar headbanging movement and was delighted to see at least 6 or 7 large Iguanas nodding in the sun amid the... 

 amapola66 Says:  As your boat emerges from 'Tunnel of Love' in the mangroves, you approach the cliffside.The boat can take you directly there, where you can disembark for a while at various spots like the 'Cave of the Indians'. Make sure you have your camera handy! 

 amapola66 Says:  Desert Islands with white sand beaches and surrounded by coral reefs tempt you towards them in El Parque Nacional Morrocoy - Not much more I can say about that, it's the stuff that dreams are made of.(Have you got your discs ready)? 

 ludogatto Says:  U can arrive in Chichi from Valencia and Coro.Rememeber that there aren't direct bus from Caracas: u have to arrive to Valencia first, and at Terminal de passageiros ask for the first bus for Chichi: be carefull to ask for the bus streight to Chichi, there are other bus tat... 

 amapola66 Says:  La Virgen del Valle (The Virgin of the Valley), is the patron Saint of eastern Venezuela.In El Nacional Parque Morrocoy, you can sail through the magroves on a water taxi and visit a large shrine in the cliffs which is home to hundreds of figures of the Virgin, along with... 

 call_me_rhia Says:  Be careful on weekends... it can get very crowded. If it's a long weekend (like the one I was there, before a National Holiday) then it's murder... you can play the game: find a little stretch of sand where you can lay down. Hard game. The whole place is dotted with large... 

 call_me_rhia Says:  La piscina is a stretch of water about 45 minutes by boat from Chichiriviche - the water is really shallow there (waist-high) and boats stop regularily to let people out for a swim in the water. It can be a little crowded on some weekends, but it's quite fun to be in the...