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Best beaches in Las Aves de Sotavento

10 ranked beaches in Las Aves de Sotavento, Federal Dependencies

Ranked by the OnlyBeaches Index (OBI) — a 1-10 score blending water purity, conditions, crowd levels and vibe. Updated every 30 minutes.

All beaches in Las Aves de Sotavento

  1. 1

    Playa Cayo Boca Grande

    A low-profile cay beach area that may be missed by generic beach inventories.

    7.0
  2. 2

    Playa Cayo Curricai

    A small white-sand cay beach with strong long-tail discovery value.

    7.0
  3. 3

    Playa Cayo Isla Larga

    A remote sandy cay beach useful for fuller Las Aves de Sotavento coverage.

    7.0
  4. 4

    Playa Cayo Maceta

    A quieter cay beach that expands coverage beyond the better-known Las Aves islands.

    7.0
  5. 5

    Playa Cayo Manglar

    A small local cay beach zone useful for manual archipelago-level curation.

    7.0
  6. 6

    Playa Cayo Palmeras

    A remote white-sand cay beach useful as a must-have for deeper Las Aves coverage.

    7.0
  7. 7

    Playa Cayo Saki Saki

    A standout cay beach in Las Aves de Sotavento with strong clear-water discovery value.

    7.0
  8. 8

    Playa Cayo Tesoro

    A lesser-known white-sand cay beach likely relevant for curated island discovery.

    7.0
  9. 9

    Playa Isla Aves de Sotavento

    The most important beach zone in the western Las Aves group, valued for remote cay scenery.

    7.0
  10. 10

    Playa Laguna de Sotavento

    A sheltered lagoon-side beach area with strong marine and scenery appeal.

    7.0

What makes Las Aves de Sotavento's beaches stand out?

Las Aves de Sotavento sits in Federal Dependencies, Venezuela and is home to 10 ranked beaches on OnlyBeaches. Every beach here is scored by the OnlyBeaches Index — a 1-10 metric blending water purity, live conditions (waves, water temperature, wind), crowd intelligence and vibe.

Whether you're after the highest-scoring beach in Las Aves de Sotavento or a quieter hidden cove, the list above is refreshed every 30 minutes using live Stormglass and OpenWeather data.