Located 90 miles north of Caracas the capital of Venezuela, the archipelago of Los Roques is one of the biggest National Parks in the Caribbean, with impressive white sand beaches, warm and crystalline blue waters and of abundant flora and marine fauna.

The archipelago includes 22,120 hectares of sea (bigger than the US Virgin Islands), and counts more than 350 totally virgin islands including small barren sand banks and reefs that converge in an adorned central lagoon with mangles and live corals all over.

In the Gran Roque Island (the village of Los Roques) you find small lodges (Posadas) offering accommodation with all included.

A true relax away from the overcrowded destinations of the todays Caribbean.

You can also charter a sailboat fully with crew, full board and open bar, or you can also choose to spend the night in tent on the solitary islands of Francisqui and Craski nearby.

Los Roques is an ideal destiny for a relax in a locally managed Posada, onboard a yacht, sailboat or catamaran, or to practice fly fishing, diving and snorkeling. Plan your next weddings here, spend your vacations with all the family in a rented house only 20 meters from the beach or simply enjoy the sea, the beaches and the sun with your best friend. An aspect that makes of Los Roques a dream destiny is the gastronomy, mainly with fresh fish caught the same day that is served to you. Enjoy your daily lobster prepared to you by the local inhabitants with the special flavor that distinguishes this to the rest of the Caribbean.

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Caracas, Maiquetia is the major gateway to Los Roques. From there, it's just approximately a 35 minute flight to Los Roques. From the U.S. or Europe, carriers that fly to Caracas from either New York, Miami or most big European cities include: American, United, Delta, Luft Hansa, British, Air France, TAP, Continental, and Conviasa - Aeropostal.

Next to the Simon Bolivar International Airport is the domestic national terminal where you can take the flight to Los Roques with LTA (or let us know and we will include you flight reservation with your accommodation), with several flights during the day, starting at around 6:30 A.M in the morning.

Los Roques, also know as The Fly Fishing Paradise offers you the opportunity of catching a large numbers of fish in the 5 to 10 pound category all year round. We designed the basic program around five days , with 3 days of fishing until 1 week or more for a minimum of two anglers. The best season begin from March until December.

Acommodation: Anglers can stay at the Gran Roque, the main island. We offer the exclusive lodges: Eva Suites or the Macanao Lodge.

Fishing Boats: 2 fiberglass boats 27-22 feet, center console, with 125 Hp and 2/40 hp ouboards are used to take the anglers to the flats everyday.

Crew: 1 Captain + deckshand.

Guides: The guides are Los Roques natives with lots of experience, they are courteous and great at spotting the fish:

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Full Day VIP in Los Roques (the original Tour):

Enjoy a memorable day in the beautiful beaches of Los Roques, yet prepared, so your only concern is a completely relax. We offer asistance in the airport in Maiquetia, with round-trip flight to Los Roques, where you are welcomed by our guide. Transfer by boat to the nearest islands. Lunch Box and beach equipped with ice, water, soda and cold beer, awnings and beach chairs. You can enjoy snorkeling with divemaster. Personal attention of professional bilingual tour guide throughout the trip.

Monday to Sunday from the Maiquetia National Airport.

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Los Roques, an archipelago off the Venezuelan coast. There is an air of excitement in the village square. Darkness has fallen, and dim bulbs dangle from leafy branches. Hundreds of locals have gathered - children in fancy dress, babies crawling in the sand, older people setting up folding chairs near the stage.

A sudden shower sends the villagers running for shelter under trees and doorways. Then there is a power cut, and a further delay while men fiddle with cables. Excited little girls in party frocks start mopping the stage. The sound system crackles into life as seven stern-faced judges take their seats behind a damask-draped table. They resolutely ignore the jeers and cheers of the crowd. The show is about to begin.