Chacachacare — Attraction in Diego Martin

Took a boat to visit the island on the Indian Temple side. Honest review, the water is very nice to swim in, sandy bottom, lots of fish. The beach area is another story, lots of broken glass and rubbish left by locals, very disgusting how the locals just don't care about the wildlife and their country. You can also see the remnants of either British or American occupation, I would love to bring my metal detector next time. I did not get a chance to visit the haunted convent, see picture. Make sure and wear shoes and bring the most powerful insect repellent that you can buy, the mosquitoes are out of this world and will attack you through...

A beautiful little island with a vibrant history. Our group hiked to the Lighthouse. The view at the top was breathtaking! Along the way, the paved pathway was lined with trees, flowers and other plants. The beach close to right side of the jetty was lovely: calm, shallow and therapeutic. Beware of the abundance of mosquitoes! So be SURE to carry along...

Very quiet and relaxing. A scenic place for photos. There are two main beaches on the island also there is a salt lake. In terms of the architecture there is the Doctor's house, Nunery and a Light House. The hike to the light house is very strenous, however well worth it. From here you can view other islands and Venezuela. Perfect place for a...