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The Médanos Isthmus is a sandy isthmus in Venezuela that connects the Paraguaná Peninsula with the rest of Falcón State. The isthmus is approximately 3.72 miles wide and 16.78 miles long. It is the site of the Médanos de Coro National Park.
11°36′00″N 69°43′30″W / 11.60000°N 69.72500°W / 11.60000; -69.72500
