Seven thematic units of the territory
The 7 Worlds
Seven reasons to arrive. Seven to return. The Nueva Esparta archipelago is organized into seven Worlds: product units with their own name, calendar and host community, grounded in real places.
DesignThe Worlds are system design [D]; the places, products and areas that sustain them are verified facts [V].
Two operating registers
Every World operates in one of two registers: some host the traveller and concentrate the offer; others preserve their fragility through certified access and measured carrying capacity.
With lodging
The traveller sleeps inside the World.
Pure expedition
The territory sleeps untouched: the visit takes place by day, with a guide.
The table of the seven
| World | Territory | Product | Calendar | Host community |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yaque Wind | South coast (El Yaque) and north (El Tirano, Guacuco) | Kitesurf, windsurf, wind sports | All year on the trade winds | Kitesurf community + boutique hotels |
| Cubagua Island | Nueva Cádiz Ruins | Archaeological heritage + certified expedition | All year, peak Nov–Feb | Heritage custodians + certified expeditions |
| Northern Beaches | Juan Griego, Manzanillo, El Agua, Parguito | Beaches, artisanal fishing, birdwatching | November–March | Artisanal cooperative + fishing communities |
| Macanao Wild | Macanao Peninsula | Ecotourism, eclogites, parrots, AICOM | December–April | Native guides + environmental brigade |
| Sacred Valley | Copey Hill and La Asunción | Cloud forest, palm bearers, historic capital | May–October | Rural community + ecotourism operators |
| Coastal City | Porlamar | Shopping, urban dining, remote work | All year | Commercial operators + digital nomads |
| Coche Island | San Pedro de Coche and coastal villages | Technical kitesurf, salt flats, pearl heritage | All year | Coastal communities + nautical operators |
The full year
The Worlds’ calendars complement one another by design: the result is a destination with twelve months of product. Each month with its label.
- JanuaryHigh wind; northern swell and beach season.[E]Yaque WindNorthern Beaches
- FebruaryWind peak (Feb–Jun); the best kite window, at El Yaque and Coche.[V]Yaque WindCoche
- MarchWind peak; the month the PWA raced in El Yaque (2014).[V]Yaque Wind
- AprilThe II National Wind Sports Qualifier (2026) and the start of Macanao’s dry window.[V]Yaque WindMacanao Wild
- MayThe valley enters its green season.[D]Sacred Valley
- JuneFirst Copey rains; the cloud forest at its greenest.[V]Sacred Valley
- JulyModerate rains and green valley; the wind sustains El Yaque and Coche.[V]Sacred ValleyYaque Wind
- AugustFull green in the valley; Coche’s salt flats at their best light.[E]Sacred ValleyCoche
- SeptemberFlamingo census (2025: 4,503; Las Marites 56.5%) and Guaiquerí Day (9 September).[E]Sacred Valley
- OctoberThe valley’s green season closes.[D]Sacred Valley
- NovemberNorthern fronts; the beaches’ window and Cubagua’s begin.[V]Northern BeachesCubagua
- DecemberMacanao’s dry window; year-end on the coast.[D]Macanao WildCoastal City
The map of the Worlds
The seven zones on the archipelago’s verified chart: each one opens its World. The outlines are corridor design; the pins are real places.
The map’s places, with their source
- PMV Airport — OpenStreetMap
- Punta de Piedras Terminal — OpenStreetMap
- Porlamar — OpenStreetMap
- El Yaque — OpenStreetMap
- Nueva Cádiz Ruins — OpenStreetMap
- Juan Griego — OpenStreetMap
- El Agua Beach — OpenStreetMap
- Parguito — OpenStreetMap
- Manzanillo — OpenStreetMap
- La Restinga Lagoon — OpenStreetMap
- La Asunción — OpenStreetMap
- Cerro El Copey — OpenStreetMap
- El Cercado — OpenStreetMap
- Basilica of El Valle — OpenStreetMap
- Las Marites Lagoon — OpenStreetMap
- San Carlos Castle — OpenStreetMap
- San Pedro de Coche — OpenStreetMap
The system’s connections
The commitment
“An experimental proposal, subject to consultation with communities and experts should the State adopt the SOT.”
The Worlds are a proposal of the SOT Paraguachoa. Communities and experts define their final shape if the State adopts the system: every territorial decision is consulted with those who live it.
The Worlds are built on the memory of the Guaiquerí people, cited by page from the Cacique’s archive, and on the MGTA standard, the sovereign retention and the territorial traffic light of the SOT Paraguachoa.