Carayaca Port | Venezuela

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Hello, I’m Ricardo Garate from Venezuela. This is my first post in this community. I will talk about a town located about 9.4 km from where I live, at a walking time of 1 h and 59 minutes, according to Google Maps.

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Carayaca Port

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Costa Brava Beach

It's a coastal town in the state of La Guaira, located about 4.45km from Carayaca and 12.38km from the city of Catia la mar. I don't know its history, foundation or data about the population. There is no record on the internet that I can find, but surely if I go to the library I can get more information.

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View of the beach

You can get there from the Catia la mar terminal, where there will be a bus line. You will have to wait a long time, as there are few buses.

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Entrance to the coastal town
Exit of the coastal town

In my case, I decided to run from my house to Costa Brava beach. A round trip, registering through Google Maps a distance of 15km in 1h and 26 minutes. As I was passing through, I took few pictures of the place.

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Town square
Father fishing with his son

From my home I passed other points of interest, as well as coastal towns that I cannot omit. I passed the thermoelectric plant of Tacoa, the residences of Picure, Taguao and Las Salinas. I will leave attached some photos of these villages, but in other posts I will talk about them respectively and try to gather more information as well as photos. I will also talk about the history of the Tacoa plant, as well as the mythical castle you see in the photo.

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part of the town

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Las Salinas
Las Salinas Beach

The jogging was pleasant, apart from making me reflect on the destiny of my life, I was able to witness the chores of the villagers. I saw them prepare the awnings for the bathers, embark on their boats to go fishing or arrive with shoals of fish, I saw ladies sweeping outside their homes or locals opening their doors, there were some who went for a jog.

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Castle
Tacoa plant

On the way back the sun caught up with me and overtook me, but all in all it was a good ride.

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Cover made in Canva, Photos taken with Alcatel IdealXtra Phone, Separators made in Photoshop


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