CHORONI, NATURE, AND LIFE
Crossing the Henri Pittier Park, 40 minutes from Maracay, is one of the most attractive towns in the Venezuelan geography, Choroní. From the road itself, in the middle of beautiful cloud forests, you start to enjoy the trip to this beautiful coast of central Venezuela. The road to Choroní is narrow, but the vegetation is responsible for only the walk, well worth it. The other road that crosses the park Henri Pittier, is from the Limón in Maracay to Ocumare de la Costa and the bay of Cata. (See San Sebastian pilgrimage walk through the park.
The town of Choroní was founded in the year of 1616, reflecting its antiquity in the beautiful colonial architecture it has.
Ten minutes from the town of Choroní is the town of Puerto Colombia, which also has colonial houses, a plaza and church. This town is Playa Grande and the port to access by sea to the surrounding beaches, including those of Chuao and Cepe.!
Playa Grande has a good stretch of sand and large coconut trees. In addition, in Puerto Colombia, you can also enjoy the river that descends from the top of the mountain in Choroní.
On weekends and holidays, in both towns you can enjoy the festivities that the natives make with their drums, ending the revelry at dawn
Crossing the Henri Pittier Park, 40 minutes from Maracay, is one of the most attractive towns in the Venezuelan geography, Choroní. From the road itself, in the middle of beautiful cloud forests, you start to enjoy the trip to this beautiful coast of central Venezuela. The road to Choroní is narrow, but the vegetation is responsible for only the walk, well worth it. The other road that crosses the park Henri Pittier, is from the Limón in Maracay to Ocumare de la Costa and the bay of Cata. (See San Sebastian pilgrimage walk through the park.
The town of Choroní was founded in the year of 1616, reflecting its antiquity in the beautiful colonial architecture it has.
Ten minutes from the town of Choroní is the town of Puerto Colombia, which also has colonial houses, a plaza and church. This town is Playa Grande and the port to access by sea to the surrounding beaches, including those of Chuao and Cepe.
Playa Grande has a good stretch of sand and large coconut trees. In addition, in Puerto Colombia, you can also enjoy the river that descends from the top of the mountain in Choroní.
On weekends and holidays, in both towns you can enjoy the festivities that the natives make with their drums, ending the revelry at dawn
