Los Roques Archipelago

The only habitable island in Los Roques is Gran Roque and it's only habitable due to the fact that it's one of the few islands that's not flooded during high tide. So, unless you have your own boat, your base of operations will undoubtedly be Gran Roque. In any case, you only need to take a 20 or 30 minute boat ride to arrive at the fabulous, virgin key islands. Francisqui and Madrisqui were my favorite islands...the color of the water and sand will take your breath away.

Los Roques is 120 miles from Caracas, or around a 30-minute flight. It has turquoise water and white sand deserted island, and all of the people are concentrated on the island of Gran Roque. It is a National Park about ​​225,000 acres big and has 50 keys and 300 coral reefs. It's one of the best places in the Caribbean to go diving. I recommend getting an all-inclusive deal for travel, accommodation, food and diving at an agency in Caracas, as the hotels are very expensive if you book directly. I booked with a travel agency in Caracas called Epsilon, and everything went perfectly.