Mochima
Mochima is a picturesque coastal region located in the eastern part of Venezuela, within the state of Sucre. Renowned for its stunning combination of sandy beaches, rugged cliffs, and clear turquoise waters, Mochima extends along the Caribbean Sea and includes a maritime national park that preserves its diverse ecosystems. The area covers both terrestrial and marine environments, making it a popular destination for ecotourism, diving, and fishing.
The Mochima National Park was established in 1973 with the purpose of protecting the region's rich biodiversity.
Tourists often visit Mochima for its pristine beaches like Playa Blanca and Playa Arapita, as well as
Efforts to preserve the natural beauty and ecological integrity of Mochima continue, balancing tourism development with
Despite challenges such as environmental pressures and economic fluctuations, Mochima remains a key area for ecological