Straddling the States of Anzoátegui and Sucre, the Mochima National Park lies at the center of Northeastern Venezuela’s Coastal Sector between the towns of Puerto La Cruz and Cumaná. The Park is broken down into the following areas: 52% oceanic, 42% mainland and 6% island. The Mochima National Park offers beaches and gulfs, bays and coves and lovely sea beds populated by colonies of corals thrusting up into islands or steep rocky isles. Narrowvalleys stretch along the mountainous area of the mainland sector. The site is ideal for diving, swimming, sports fishing, camping and hiking.