National Park: Médanos de Coro 🌵

 Good morning travelers from all over the world! It is a pleasure to greet you again and I hope you are enjoying some incredible places. My demonstrations of the incredible places where I was in my last trip today comes to an end, I remind you that it began in Cape San Roman, passing through the Cumaraguas Salt Flats to later enjoy Adicora, its great lighthouse and its beaches with different shades of blue that left me breathless. After visiting Adícora we returned to the bus and traveled along the windy road from the town, which took us about an hour to take the intersection of the Lara-Falcón Highway to finally reach the majestic Médanos de Coro National Park, also located in the Paraguana Peninsula in the state of Falcón, Venezuela.        The Médanos de Coro also called nomadic or shifting is a national park that covers more than 90,000 hectares, you can imagine its immensity and has huge dunes of approximately 6 to 8 meters above sea level, have a soft yellow sand whose clusters tend to move throughout the year and sometimes erase the path of the highway mentioned above by the winds coming from the west and is considered the largest and most important desert in Venezuela.        Climbing the dunes was a challenge because I had to do it fast because the sand was moving me, but when I was finally up I saw and enjoyed the beauty of this great natural attraction that my country has and although my shoes were sinking in the dry sand I enjoyed seeing my way in that place.        I also observed in the dunes some captus in the distance and bushes with white flowers that made a great game with the rays of the sun which highlighted its subtle beauty, while we enjoyed the sunset sitting on the dunes with other travelers, I could see the mountains of Coro with its mountain reliefs while some gray clouds released a little water over the area, how amazing to enjoy that show that nature gave me on the one hand a sunny weather and on the other hand a rainy weather.        It was a great ride where I could enjoy the adventure to once again get out of my comfort zone, disconnect from the city and the daily routine, I lived the tour to the fullest and now I have new places that left me in love with their landscapes that have no comparison with characteristics that make them unique and different, from watching the sunrise at Cabo San Roman to see the sunset in the Medanos de Coro.      Thank you very much travelers for joining me in this adventure to continue knowing and visiting my country Venezuela, I say goodbye friends until my next trip. ***Photographs taken with a Samsung Galaxy A22. Banner made in Adobe Express. Content of my property.***