Los Roques National Park is a Venezuelan archipelago located in the Caribbean Sea, about 160 kilometers north of the capital, Caracas. This protected area is composed of more than 300 islands and cays around a lagoon of 400 square kilometers. Its coral reef is very popular among lovers of diving and snorkeling. This park is famous for its secluded white sand beaches and windsurfing, fishing and sailing activities.
Number of islands: 350
Integration in the Federal Dependencies: July 20, 1938
Creation of the island territory: October 15, 2011
Administrative capital: Gran Roque; (Headquarters of the island territory)
Country : Venezuela
Islands: Cayo Selesquí
