Because it is located around 2,000 meters above sea level, its average annual temperature is 16 degrees centigrade, although there are days when the heat hits impressive.

With this temperature the atmosphere is perfect for growing strawberries and peaches. So go there without eating strawberries and cream is almost a sin.

Osma formerly was the seashore, but had to move to a safer area because the tide rises, as during the rainy season the waters cover the beach to make it a tiny strip. If you want to visit this beach 200 m X 6 m, on entering the village turn left, cross the river and follow the road to the sea where you will find a gray sand littered with Uveros. Usually, these waters are very choppy and the depth increases rapidly, which surfers enjoy happy to challenge the waves. There is no commercial infrastructure or services, but all that is needed can be found in the village.

Two peninsulas exemplify the contrasts that blend in Sucre: Paria, which extends east and Araya, pointing to the west. The green mountains of Paria, Caribbean sea word meaning "mountains" – that reach 1371 meters at Cerro El Humo, teeming with life, both so, that when approaching these shores, Columbus thought he had found paradise on earth. Araya, "thorn" in Caribbean language, spread like a barren, gray for the color of dry vegetation and lustful for the nuances of the bare earth. In the Gulf of Paria, in an environment dominated by swamps, Sucre opened its shores to the more northerly streams Orinoco Delta.

A spectacular mountain sits at the southern tip of the state. It is the mountains of Tumiriquire, which culminate on the hill tops Turimiquire to 2596 meters high. The moisture-laden air from the ocean forming dense clouds that accumulate and discharge on the solid, producing fresh water, a greater proportion of feeds the economy of the north-east. The hillside rainforest and cloud forest summits are environments rich in wildlife and form one continuous with the foothills of the National Park Guácharo that the state camparte Sucre and Monagas.

The Venezuelan islands represent a huge potential of tourism and recreation, introducing unique scenic beauty, making it one of the most beautiful in the country, with several attractions located inside and outside the mainland, and diversity of tropical beaches and large coral formations.

Archipelago Los Roques, along with Bird Island and the Isle of Orchila up the "oceanic islands, separated from the continental shelf by deep channels and surrounded by ocean waters, warm and transparent. Los Roques is one of the areas presented further development of their tourism services, hence its importance as a center of entertainment for foreigners and Venezuelans.

El Gran Roque is the only center that has some infrastructure for the accommodation of tourists, but recently have approved plans for tourism development in islands uninhabited as the island of Tortuga.

At 50 km. birth passes west of the city of Tocuyo, who gave his name, but he falls down the river Curarigua, 60 kilometers from its source the river falls Morere (Carora river), east of town Tocuyo Rio, 100 km course, the river falls Baragua (Riecito) south of the town of Siquisique, which changes the direction of the northwest, 35 kilometers further down the river falls "Tuy" in the valleys of Moroturo, River is born south of this hamlet near Bobare; continues its course bordering the state of Falcon, to the confluence of the creek Cararapa, where he leaves to travel the territory of the State of Lara, 112 km from there continued calling themselves "Rio Remedies ", among Falcon and Yaracuy states, where most rivers will fall in June called" Guaidiana "," Alurima "Guaca", "San Fernando", "Clear Water" and "chiquichique" going to end in the Caribbean Sea.

In regard to the Urdaneta Municipality, Tocuyo River runs through some 100 km away from the south-west to north-east, makes his way through our town on their way bathing several thousand hectares, which begins at the site Corobore Quivaruco the farmhouse, which runs, passes between the farmhouses Guamuy, Bariquia, El Mamon, Rio Abajo, lower parts of the farmhouses Topeyes, La Venta, El Jusal, Zazar, Canillones, El Rosario, and Moroturo. but unfortunately his flow every day that passes decreases due to factors that disrupt their habitat, especially pollution, this once mighty river and waterway are found today lying on the wane, due to indiscriminate felling and burning throughout its travel and even more serious, also in their headers or births. Residents still remember when in early 1926, its cause dry completely.

Tocuyo The river also represents a great tourism potential for this county, but until now local authorities have developed further a coherent policy in this regard.

Marks the border between Colombia and Venezuela, the Colombian departments of Norte de Santander, Cesar and La Guajira to the west and the Venezuelan state of Zulia to the east. The eastern part belongs to the basin of Lake Maracaibo and it highlights the Catatumbo River. The western slope corresponds mainly to the Cesar River Basin (Colombian only river that flows south, a tributary of the Magdalena) and the Rancheria river that flows directly into the Caribbean Sea.

Río Caribe is a fishing port of high importance to the state. In addition to the planting of cocoa, also made small agro-industrial activities with production and processing of bananas and corn. A 30 km of the coast, lies a major gas basins with reserves of light oil.

• Posada Caribana

La Posada Caribana is located in a village in Rio Caribe sucre state, northern South America, Rio Caribe is one of the sites on the east coast of greater historical and cultural heritage. A short distance you can enjoy beautiful and privileged beaches lined with palm, cacao hacienda buffalo, hot springs, the streams of the delta and folklore, a mixture of Caribbean, French and Spanish Trinitarian.

• Posada Shalimar

A dreamy inn colonial style located in the old part of Río Caribe on the Caribbean sea coast of Venezuela. Posada Shalimar in Rio Caribe is an old colonial building was completely rebuilt original style combining with Arab architectural elements. This inn offers a private and family atmosphere only hard to find in large hotels. The twelve rooms and the Honeymoon Suite are equipped with a silent air conditioning and private bathrooms with hot water. Each room has a particular fascination due to decorations and colors that harmonize with each other. The rooms have a capacity ranging from 3-5 people as a boundary.

• Villa Playa de Uva

Uva Beach offers comfortable cabins oceanfront paradise gardens who envision the landscape through their thin wooden shutters, a park of palm trees, hibiscus, lilies, an exclusive beach, a top cuisine are some of the properties of Uva beach camp An ideal place to relax and enjoy nature.

Sucre Municipality is bounded:

• On the north by the Municipality Monsignor José Vicente de Unda.
• To the south with the municipalities of San Genaro Boconoito.
• On the east by the Municipality Guanare
• On the west by the Municipality of Campo Elías EstadoTrujillo

The economic life of the Buscucuy town revolves around the production of coffee, which is its cornerstone, but through the future plans is intended to support the coffee with the development of other economic activities such as tourism and the cultivation of other Supported and other items, such as citrus, vegetables, livestock, tall, poultry, rabbit and pig, beehives and crops of various species of flowers.

Municipality temperature between 10 º C and 28 º C, according to the weather station Biscucuy. According Hoidrige, the area of life in a tropical montane rainforest, and can be framed as a mountainous area, as their attention is mostly between 600 and 1,600 meters With rainfall between 1880 mm. and 2,300 mm. 80% of the territory and from 1.600 mm. 2,000 mm. in the remaining area, located to the eastern.

It is a must when going to Aguirre.

Moreover, in the Montalban area, is the Apiary "Los Cerritos", an exquisite honey and all its derivatives, processed by an "Angel", the Lord Tulio have to visit.

Also, Paul, the goose, we will give you a warm welcome, a character.

When I visit my refuge, the Hacienda La Concepcion, is a must, the Parador Turistico Artesanal "Portachuelo", besides, there it a rich and exquisite handmade candies, Cinnamon, Anise, Coconut and ginger, is referential, in the area. La Gastronomia, is also another point of reference, their crafts, much appreciated, serve as a reminder to not forget this visit.

Location: north of the Paria peninsula, in the mountains of the eastern seaboard, west of Sucre state.
Climate: The climate is warm and humid, temperatures vary between 18 ° C and 28 ° C.

Area: 37,500 hectares has territory.

Created: declared a national park on 12 December 1978.

Vegetation and flora: Thanks to the moisture from the Atlantic waters, the vegetation is generous and abundant. Some of the trees that exist in this jungle of rain forest are the Jobo, the mijao, the guácimo and bay leaves. It also presents a variety of ferns, orchids and bromeliads.

Fauna: The fauna of this park is comprised mostly of birds, among which is the painted parrot, the parrot sietecolores the quetzal dorado, cinnamon guiti, the anthill bullfighter, the dwarf and a poncho as a special rarity is the tail hummingbird of earwig. Among mammals is mandragón monkey, the howler, cougar and deer machicolation, The snakes are plentiful.

Attractions: This mountain range of northeastern tip of Venezuela meets natural beauty unique features not yet explored. It has a relatively low relief with elevations not exceeding 1,000 m with steep slopes and slopes greater than 45%.

Christopher Columbus named the peninsula Tierra de Gracia, when he came upon it in his third voyage.
In the northern part of the park are a series of coves with beautiful seascapes, including highlights Mussels, Snapper, San Francisco de Uquire, Don Pedro and Las Palmas. Towards the south side overlooking the Gulf of Paria are small towns like Maraval, Yoco, Guiria, Rio Salado and columbine Macuro. From its summit is clearly visible on the island of Trinidad. Toward the Gulf one can see the various strands that form the meeting of the waters of the Orinoco River and the Atlantic.

The park has the Paria Project Foundation which is responsible for coordinating a range of public and private initiatives to promote nature tourism and organic farming, among others, within a sustainable development concept worthy of emulation in other regions.

The Paria Peninsula is in an inaccessible place. We must clarify that when a person refers to Paria, usually are referring to port Guihen is really the busiest, located north of Sucre state. In true Paria, in the south can only be reached by sea and to visit you take a small boat in the port of Guiria and navigate in the Gulf of Paria. There are no facilities for accommodation of any kind, except those that offer protection coves and some fishermen’s huts. There are some roads on a journey from the villages of La Ce’oa, Mapire, Puerto de Hierro, Macuro Yacu and located at its southern coast is not advisable into the jungle without an escort or an experienced guide, especially by snakes.

You can visit the Paria Peninsula without a walk along the beaches, considered among the finest in the country is the most visited beach Medina, characterized by its calm waters, protected by a bay that makes them suitable for diving. There are hotels and inns near good quality.

Other beaches are important Mapurite Faria, accessible only by sea, Pui-pui and Chaguaramas. The first is known for its sea turtles and the last two by the waves suitable for surfing. Paria is considered the ideal destination for tourists, with its variety of ecosystems from beaches, forests, savannas and waterfalls, the excellent treatment of its people, its culture, traditions and delicious cuisine. In the Patos Island, part of the park, there are still remnants of the defense infrastructure installed here during the Second World War.
Access: From sea to various coves on the northeast coast of the country. Overland to the southern slope, following the route of Carupano Guiria.