Cayo Pirata

Cayo Pirata is a stunning beach located in the Los Roques archipelago of Venezuela. With crystal clear waters and white sandy beaches, this beach is a true paradise.

Amenities at the beach include bathroom access, chairs and umbrellas, and a small bar. There are no lifeguards on duty and dogs are not allowed.

The beach length is approximately 500 meters long and the sand is a bright white color.

There is no parking lot at Cayo Pirata as it is only accessible by boat. Visitors will need to hire a boat from Gran Roque to reach the beach.

Fun facts about Cayo Pirata include that it is named after the famous pirate, Henry Morgan, who is said to have hidden treasure on the island. The island was also once a popular spot for sea turtle nesting.

One of the main attractions on Cayo Pirata is the incredible snorkeling opportunities. The waters are filled with a variety of colorful fish, coral formations, and sea turtles. Visitors can also take a boat tour to explore other nearby islands and beaches.

There are a few nearby restaurants on Gran Roque island, the main hub of Los Roques. Restaurants in the area serve a variety of seafood and Venezuelan cuisine. Some popular options include La Cigala and El Canto de la Ballena.

There are a variety of hotels and lodges on Gran Roque island, including Posada Mediterraneo and Posada La Gaviota. These accommodations offer comfortable rooms and easy access to the beach and other attractions in Los Roques.