Venezuela - Yachting Essentials

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Electricity:

  • Voltage: 120v
  • Frequency: 60Hz

Water:

Available at most ports.

Fuel:

Fuel berths at Puerto La Cruz, Cumaná (Puerto Sucre) and Caraballeda.

Fueling is also possible at Grande Roque.

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  1. March 6, 2024 at 10:14 PM
    aeronautic1 says:

    I am looking for the latest intel oon marinas, boat yard for the Lecheria are of Venezuela. Honest agents? Spares for filters, lubricants, maintenance?
    [email protected]

  2. February 5, 2023 at 4:40 PM
    soerencarlsen says:

    And what does that translate to?

  3. February 15, 2020 at 1:00 AM
    syangelos says:

    It seems for the moment not good to visit Los Roques and Las Aves. Alejandro who looked after the cruisers and was harbour master and a sort of Agent is no more there. Officials take what they get from the yachts. The islands are not safe for the moment, to use Alejandros word’s: it is “Wild west”.
    The Aves are now under the prodection from Los Roques, same problems.

  4. October 1, 2018 at 11:19 PM
    Lynda Lim says:

    Trees van Mierlo says:
    Oct 01, 2018 11:19 PM

    1 Oct 2018: we just returned from a 2 week holiday in los Roques and las Aves ( barlovento) it is paradise for us. We felt safe. If you want to go there, be sure to stock enough provisions. Shops were empty because the freightboat did not arrive for 2 weeks. In los Roques we were escorted by a local friend. We paid for coastguard, customs and immigration 5 US dollar per boat. the national park was for us ( 40ft sailboat and 2 persons) 215 US dollar… This was much more than we counted for. Even our friend was stunned. But the Bolivar rate was just changed. 1 week later it could be half the price or lees, he assured us. I think we were there with a bad timing (for rates). We stayed and had a wonderful time with the sweetest people (great Spa!) and enjoyed the lovely remote anchorages, the red footed booby’s in the marshes of Barlovento and beautiful snorkeling spots.

    1. May 18, 2019 at 10:21 PM
      mihapy says:

      We intend to visit Bonair at July 2019. Is there anyone nearby now or at this time?

  5. February 21, 2018 at 9:23 PM
    Sue Richards says:

    The situation in Los Roques is changing on a daily basis. Read the latest reports from cruisers adjacent (top right) in the report “Los Roques, Las Aves, Bonaire & Curacao: Latest Updates”.

  6. November 27, 2017 at 10:54 PM
    Data Entry3 says:

    Los Roques and Los Aves November 12-24, 2017

    We had a great time in these islands. We had absolutely no security issues. All the immigration officials were extremely friendly as was everyone else we met. Although we had 6 stops to check in I would much rather do that then check into Antigua. With the current currency situation a 42 foot boat with 2 people cost $50. I was dinged for another $40 got get a transit visa since I’m American. The rules were that I was required to have a visa before I got to Venezuela so this was their work around. A Canadian traveling with me did not have to pay extra.

    I checked on the exchange rate on dolartoday.com before I got there to know roughly where the unofficial exchange rate was currently. It was 50,000 bolivars to $1 but the best we could do was 30,000 bolivars to $1 but even with that rate everything was an incredible bargain. Beers at real nice beach bars were $.50 and a three course meal was $6 – think excellent cerviche for $1.

    Free wifi was available in the main town square and in the same building as immigration by the airport. If you have long range antenna you can get it on your boat.

    While we were there we only saw two other cruisers and had all the anchorages we stayed at completely to ourselves. It is just like the Bahamas without the people – endless white sand beaches, good snorkeling, good holding and great sailing.

    Los Aves were equally spectacular and equally void of cruisers.

    Based on some comments here and elsewhere I was a little concerned about stopping but it turns out we stumbled into paradise. I only wished I had time to stay longer

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