Greetings friends and families of #hive. It's me again after a long week without stopping by to share with you, that's why today I bring you a sentimental walk by the sea.
I must admit that the walks we love the most are when we go to the sea. The beautiful crystalline waters of the beaches of our State of Sucre - Venezuela, surround us completely. Despite that, this is not a trip like any other because in a way it was a family farewell.
These beaches that I will be showing you are part of the Mochima National Park, as I mentioned before, it is located between the State of Sucre and the State of Anzoátegui - Venezuela. In this occupation we were on the side of Sucre State. It can be said that it is the not so secret secret that we Sucre people have. One of the most important touristic places.
It all started leaving from the city of Cumaná, passing through several small towns we arrived at a beach called "Santa Cruz" which is located a little beyond Santa Fe. There Mr. Pedro was waiting for us, who was in charge of taking us on his boat to a tour of different beautiful beaches. He was very attentive and took us fishing, which I did not do, but my dad and uncle did.
During the tour we were looking for dolphins but we did not manage to see them until the end when we were returning, but not many came out. Our first stop was Isla Piscina, as its name suggests, its crystal clear water gives it a pool-like feel. In that area there is an inn as you can see in the middle of the sea. It can only be reached by boat.
In the middle of the sea we jumped into the water, the truth is that it was very deep and the water was very cold, but we really liked that area of the island.
Then we arrived at "Isla Arapo", where we set foot on land after a long time in the middle of the sea. There we were talking, exploring the place and enjoying the moment with a beautiful view of the union of sky and sea.
After approximately 6 hours out of the city and in the middle of the sea, the moment that we like the least arrived, and that is to return home. At around 3:00 PM, we decided to return because the journey across the sea to get to the point where it all started, was about an hour and a half, and then take the race to the city of Cumana, which is about forty minutes. We did not want to be on the road late at night because it is usually very dark.
This was not just any walk, because the reason for it did not fill us with emotion, because it was a farewell to my uncle who left to undertake a long journey to another country, to another continent. We decided to give him a nice farewell and what could be nicer than going to the sea to fill up with salt water, sand, sun and lots of energy. Energy that we did not have when we returned from all that journey but the truth is that we enjoyed a lot and we were exhausted from such a wonderful day.
Finally, I will never tire of thanking you all for enjoying, supporting and giving value to my content with my family. I am always happy when I read your beautiful comments saying that you liked the ride. Without more to say, I hope you liked these beautiful views that Sucre State gives us. I bid you farewell until the next adventure.
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Photo of my authorship taken with my Infinix Hot 11 Play phone.
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Translation: Deepl.com
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