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The coast that South America has with the Caribbean Sea is of a length of approximately 3106.9 miles belonging to Venezuela and Colombia. In front of these coasts there are important islands like the Netherlands Antilles (Islands of Aruba, Curacao and Bonaire), Trinidad and Isla Margarita in the eastern end, as well as multiple islands and coral atolls off the coast of Venezuela.

The coasts of South America not only offer places of tourist interest like many other places of the Caribbean Sea, but also others such as the Cloud Forest and mythical places like the Tabular Mountains of the Tepuyes or steep mountains such as the Andes with their peaks that rise up to the 16404.2 feetss and multiple forts and fortresses on the coast with special relevance to Cartagena de Indias (Colombia) and many others on the coast of Venezuela.

The Caribbean climate of the coast of South America does not differ greatly from that of the rest of the Caribbean Sea basin, with two seasons well marked by the preccionacion and average annual temperatures over the 77°F.

The geology is completely different from de caribbean because the coast belongs to the Plate of South America. On it predominate the geological faults that are in constant general movement and some times earthquakes of intensities around the 7.5 of the scale. Inland are the foothills of the Andes mountain range between Venezuela and Colombia and the Coastal Mountain range in Venezuela.

The history of the South American Carbbean goes back to the pre-Columbian era with the Arawack and the Caribbean tribes, none of these cultures ever had the development of the Mayans of Central America. The Spanish constructions during the long colony are multiple, in Colombia the city of Cartagena de Indias is the largest center with important colonial constructions that together with those of Cuba among all of those existing in the Caribbean Sea are ​​the most relevant. In the Venezuelan territory the constructions are many although smaller.

The naturae, once again, as in the entire Caribbean Sea Basin is very diverse both at sea and on land with its characteristic endemism that differentiates it from other sectors.

The Island of Margarita is the largest of a set of three, which form the Nueva Esparta State of Venezuela. They are located in front of the mainland of South America, in waters of the Caribbean Sea, at 11º North and 64º West. The islands of Curacao, Aruba and Bonaire are also very much visited by the tourists as well as the Islands of San Andres that belongs to Colombia.

 

 

Venezuela

    Estado Anzoátegui
      Islas Chimanas  
      Islas Borrachas  
      Isletas de Píritu  
   

Estado Carabobo

      Isla Larga  
Estado Nueva Esparta
      Isla de Margarita  
      Isla de Coche  
   

 

Isla de Cubagua  
    Estado Sucre
      Islas Caracas  
    Dependencias Federales Venezolanas
      Archipiélago Los Monjes  
      Archipiélago Las Aves  
      Archipiélago los Testigos  
      Archipiélago Los Frailes  
      Isla Los Hermanos  
      Isla de Aves  
      Isla la Sola  
   

 

 

Isla la Tortuga: Cayo Herradura, Islas Los Tortuguillos  
      Isla la Orchila  
      Isla la Blanquilla  
      Isla de Patos  
  Archipiélago Los Roques: Gran Roque, Francisquí, Isla Larga, Nordisquí, Madrisquí, Crasquí, Cayo Espenquí, Cayo Carenero, Cayo de Agua, Dos Mosquises, Cayo Sal, Cayo Grande

 

    Estado Zulia
      Isla de San Carlos  
      Isla de Toas  
      Isla de Zapara  
      Isla Los Pájaros  
      Isla de Pescadores  
   

 

Isla de Providencia  
         

Colombia

Departamento de San Andrés, Providencia y Santa Catalina

  Isla de San Andrés  
  Isla de Providencia  
      Isla Santa Catalina  
      Albuquerque  
      Bajo Nuevo  
   

 

Cayo Bolívar  
      Cayo Roncador  
      Cayo Rocoso  
      Cayo Santander  
      Cayo Serranilla

 

      Serrana  
      Quitasueño  
    Departamento de Bolívar
      Isla Tierra Bomba  
      Islas del Rosario  
    Departamento de Sucre
      Archipiélago de San Bernardo  

 

Países Bajos

    Antillas Holandesas
      Bonaire: Pequeña Bonaire  
      Curazao: Pequeña Curazao  
      Saba  
      San Eustaquio  
      San Martín  
  Aruba
         
Trinidad y Tobago

 

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