Mélange Travel & Lifestyle Magazine July 2017 | Page 371

Marine Biological
Station Dos Mosquises,
Los Roques Scientific
Foundation
Occupying two of the islands in the Los
Rogues group of islands, the Biology Research
Station Marina jointly managed by Federal
Dependencies of Venezuela and Fundación
Científica Los Roques was built in 1976.
This station located on the two islands, also
known as “Dos Mesquises”, has ‘Adopt a
Turtle’ as one of their projects.
Photo Credit: Márcio Cabral de Moura
Rasquí
On the small island of Rasqui there is an island
chalet with a couple of rooms available to be
rented. Staying in this chalet will probably be
the closest you will ever come to living on a
deserted island. It offers an experience which is
quite unique.
www.los-roques.com
Cayo de Agua
Often referred to as ‘Heaven on Earth’ by
people that have visited Cayo de Aqua
(water key) it is a deserted but beautiful
unspoiled island. With white sandy beaches
and crystal clear waters, visitors are
stunned by its beauty and astonished by
the snorkeling opportunities it offers.
Photo Credit: Márcio Cabral de Moura