Coche:
Choche hasn't got clear water, but there is a long white beach.The wind normally blows at 20 to 25kts. Dingy sailing is a breeze, there are also a lot of white horses on the surface of the water. Since it is normally windy, hang gliding and wind surfing are popular.
Isla Cubagua:
Isla Cubagua was the first European settlement in America. White sandy beaches surround the island. In 1492 Spaniards invaded Isla Cubagua and forced the Indians to dive for pearls. In one year Isla Cubagua exported over 820 lb of pearls. In 1520 a force of well armed Indians attacked Isla Cubagua and forced the Spaniards to leave. But the Spaniards came back in force and rebuilt the city stronger than ever. On Christmas day in 1541 a earthquake and tidal wave destroyed the city. Now all that's left is 2 foot high walls and a small fishing village.

Bahia Mangele:
We stopped at Bahia Mangle for an hour to do last minute shopping. But it was so unpleasant and we felt threatened. So we got water, petrol and left.

Robledal:
Robledal is a small fishing village We stayed there for the night to make 
the passage to Blanquilla shorter, it was still 10h.

Liz

Liz dived out this little octopus, she found it inside an empty shell, it measured no more
 than 25mm overall, and was fully equipped with that squirty black thing.

  Fish! who said Fish!, Liz and Jack heard this splashing
 out our scuttle (window) of course this is re-created for the camera. It was funny.