Puerto Píritu · Anzoátegui · Venezuela
Playa Las Isletas de Píritu
The fishermen who moor here know these waters by the color—turquoise over sand, green where the eel grass grows thick. You'll need a local to guide you between the islets at low tide.
Reading live conditions…
Live from Open-Meteo · sea surface temperature and wave data modelled at 1-km grid resolution for Playa Las Isletas de Píritu. Numbers refresh at the hourly tick.
- Purity
- 0%
- Conditions
- 0%
- Crowd
- 0%
- Vibe
- 0%
The OnlyBeaches Index weighs four pillars against your chosen persona. Purity comes from water clarity and air-quality heuristics; Conditions from Open-Meteo waves, wind and temperatures; Crowd from historical patterns; Vibe from nearby events within 50 km. The score rebalances throughout the day.
The fishermen who moor here know these waters by the color—turquoise over sand, green where the eel grass grows thick. You'll need a local to guide you between the islets at low tide.
Photos
8 captures from Playa Las Isletas de Píritu
About this beach
Where it is
Playa Las Isletas de Píritu
Puerto Píritu, Anzoátegui, Venezuela
10.0775°, -65.0618°
Top things to do
At Playa Las Isletas de Píritu
Shallow-water wading
Sandbars and warm tidal pools
Pelican rookeries
Seabirds cluster on mangrove islets
Paddle the channels
Navigate between shifting sandbars
Sandbar picnics
Uninhabited spits, total seclusion
Near this beach
Places, rentals, tours and events within walking and driving distance of Playa Las Isletas de Píritu.
Questions people actually ask about Playa Las Isletas de Píritu.
Is Playa Las Isletas de Píritu safe for swimming?
Swimming conditions at Playa Las Isletas de Píritu are generally calm due to its protected position along the Anzoátegui coast. As a small local beach, there are no lifeguards or formal safety services, so swimmers should exercise caution and assess conditions independently. The sandy bottom is typically gentle, making it suitable for moderate swimming. Avoid swimming alone and be mindful of currents, especially after storms. Check with local residents about current conditions before entering the water.
When is the best time to visit Playa Las Isletas de Píritu?
The beach is best visited during Venezuela's dry season from December to April when rainfall is minimal and sunshine is abundant. For fewer crowds and budget travel opportunities, weekdays outside Venezuelan holiday periods are ideal. Sunset visits are particularly rewarding given the beach's western exposure. Early mornings offer tranquility before locals arrive. The off-peak months of May through November bring occasional rain but also the most solitude and potentially lower accommodation rates in Puerto Píritu.
