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Hello Travelers! After exploring and enjoying the beautiful beach of La Vela de Coro in Falcón state, we followed a route that leads to Muaco, where we took a slight detour to Piedra de San Martín. The GPS wasn't much help, but in the end, we found one of the area's hidden natural gems.
Before reaching these rock formations, we had to descend for less than 10 minutes down small sandy mountains covered with varied vegetation. If you don't wear the right clothes, you can easily get scratched. There were several marked trails, so we chose the one that seemed safest. while the views of the sea and sky merging on the horizon were spectacular, and we could see the rocks up close.
Once we reached the shore, we realized that the entire journey and hike had been completely worth it. It is a geological miracle, and the best part is that it was so close to us. It must have taken hundreds or thousands of years of erosion for that rock to take on that shape, or rather those rocks, because there are several of them, albeit of different sizes and shapes.
We didn't know if the beach was suitable for swimming, as it was deserted and we were the only ones walking along it. What I could see clearly was that the shore had many rocks and there were few seashells among the sand, as well as a rusty sunken ship not far away, which had probably been stranded in the sea for more than 10 or 20 years.
We walked to the famous Piedra San Martín, with an altitude of approximately 10 or 15 meters. It is so striking with its vibrant brown color and even some small plants growing on its surface. As I mentioned, there are other smaller rock formations, but as a result of erosion, they decorate the shore of this area and make it a unique, beautiful natural and tourist attraction that I couldn't miss visiting.
I fell in love with this place. It's fascinating how our country has so many hidden little paradises, and I hope to visit each and every one of them someday.
Photos taken with a Samsung Galaxy A35.
Collage created in Inshot
Content owned by me.
Translation by: Deepl
¡Hola Viajeros! Luego de conocer y disfrutar en la orilla de la hermosa playa de La Vela de Coro en el estado Falcón, seguimos una ruta que lleva hasta Muaco, donde nos desviamos un poco del camino hasta la Piedra de San Martín y donde el GPS no fue de gran ayuda, pero que a la final, nos encontramos con una de las joyas naturales y escondidas de la zona.
Antes de llegar a estas formaciones rocosas, tuvimos que descender durante menos de 10 minutos por pequeñas montañas de arena cubierta de variada vegetación y que fácilmente si no se lleva la ropa adecuada puedes salir con raspaduras, habían varios senderos marcados así que elegimos el que nos parecía más seguro, mientras las vistas del mar y del cielo se hacían notar fundiéndose en el horizontes, eran espectaculares y podíamos ver las piedras más cerca.
Una vez en la orilla de la playa, pensamos que todo el camino y sendero valieron totalmente la pena, es un milagro geológico y lo mejor es que estaba tan cerca de nosotros, deben haber cientos y miles de años de erosión para que esa piedra tenga esa forma, o mejor dicho esas piedras porque son varias aunque con distintos tamaños y formas.
No sabíamos si la playa era apta para tomar un baño, ya que se encontraba desolada y éramos los únicos haciendo un recorrido por ella, lo que si podía ver con detenimiento es que la orilla tenía muchas rocas y entre la arena se encontraban escasamente caracolas de mar, además de un oxidado Barco Hundido no muy lejos, que fácilmente tendría más de 10 o 20 años encallado en el mar.
Caminamos hasta la reconocida Piedra San Martín, con una altitud de aproximadamente 10 o 15 metros, es tan llamativa con un vibrante color marrón y hasta algunas plantitas creciendo en su superficie, como les mencione hay otras formaciones rocosas de menor tamaño, pero que producto de la erosión, decoran la orilla de esta zona y que las hace únicas hermoso atractivo natural y turístico, que no podía dejar de visitar.
Yo quede enamorada de este lugar, es fascinante como nuestro país aguarda tantos pequeños paraísos escondidos y que espero algún día poder visitar cada uno de estos sitios.
Fotografías tomadas con un Samsung Galaxy A35.
Collage realizado en Inshot
Contenido de mi propiedad.
Traducción por: Deepl
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What a nice and relaxing place! That kind of view is one of the views I love exploring. 😍
That's right, it's so peaceful and the view of the sea and rock formations is beautiful.
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Que hermosa vista y definitivamente somos afortunados ante tantos paisajes naturales.. Saludos
Así es, cada lugar aguarda un increíble paraíso escondido, esperando por nosotros para conocerlo.
These rocks are amazing 😍😍😍 lol I see this post with my stepdaughter she says " wonderful place fir playing hide and seek" by the way your photos are wonderful
Your stepdaughter really likes adventure, it's an ideal place to play, as she says.
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