As a lake beach on the inland side of Lake Maracaibo, water conditions can vary seasonally and depend on recent weather patterns. Local residents typically have the best current knowledge about swimming conditions. Lake Maracaibo is a large brackish water body connected to the Caribbean, and conditions at inland beaches differ from ocean shorelines. The water is generally calm and shallow near shore. Before swimming, observe whether locals are in the water and consider asking residents about current conditions, especially after heavy rains.

This hidden beach sees its heaviest use during weekends, local holidays, and Venezuelan vacation periods when families from nearby communities visit. For a quieter experience with fewer crowds, plan visits on weekday mornings or afternoons. The dry season from December through April typically brings more visitors due to favorable weather, while the rainy months see reduced traffic. Budget travelers will find this beach accessible year-round with minimal costs. Early mornings offer the coolest temperatures for sun bathing before midday heat intensifies.