Trois-Îlets and Diamond Rock Travel Guide

Explore Les Trois-Îlets Les Trois‑Îlets faces Fort‑de‑France Bay with beaches like Anse Mitan, craft markets and Musée de la Pagerie. Explore Diamond Rock A small volcanic islet off Martinique, Diamond Rock appears on coastal boat tours. Explore Barcelona Barcelona anchors Anzoátegui’s coastal plain beside the Caribbean; visitors use it as a gateway to Mochima National Park boat trips, sample arepas and seafood, and stroll colonial plazas and busy fish markets. Explore Maturín Maturín sits on Venezuelan plains near oilfields and serves as a hub for visiting Cueva del Guácharo and nearby waterfalls. Explore Cumaná Facing the Caribbean, Cumaná offers colonial forts like San Antonio, busy fish markets, boat access to Mochima National Park’s islands and sandy beaches where locals still land small-scale fishing boats at dawn. Explore Puerto La Cruz A coastal gateway to Mochima National Park, Puerto La Cruz draws beachgoers, seafood lovers and boaters: day trips to rocky islands, snorkeling in clear bays, boardwalks lined with cevicherías and the odd late‑night fish market make for easy seaside travel. Explore Porlamar On Margarita Island’s southern shore, Porlamar is known for duty-free shopping, waterfront seafood restaurants and nearby beaches. Explore Carúpano A Gulf of Paria port, Carúpano draws beachgoers and anglers to its waterfront malecón; colonial facades, fishermen’s markets and nearby diving spots explain visits beyond the town’s rum distilleries.