Paria Peninsula
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Paria Peninsula (Spanish: Península de Paria) is a large peninsula in Sucre State, northern Venezuela. It separates the Gulf of Paria and Caribbean Sea. Península de Paria National Park is located on the peninsula. Politically speaking, it's also commonly accepted to see the Paria region as the aggregation of six municipalities within the Sucre State (Venezuela): Bermúdez (Capital: Carúpano), Arismendi (Capital: Río Caribe), Benítez (Capital: El Pilar), Libertador (Capital: Tunapuy), Mariño (Capital: Irapa) and Valdez (Capital: Güiria).
Coordinates: 10°42′N 62°30′W / 10.7°N 62.5°W
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