Araya Peninsula

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The Araya Peninsula is a sparsely populated, arid coastal landform in northeastern Venezuela known for its salt flats, beaches, and proximity to the city of Cumaná.

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Araya Peninsula canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landform
peninsula
administrativeDivision Sucre State, Venezuela
bordersBodyOfWater Caribbean Sea
Gulf of Cariaco
climateType semi-desert
containsSettlement Araya
Manicuare
country Venezuela
hasAccessRoute ferry connections from Cumaná to Araya
road from Cumaná
hasCharacteristic arid climate
sparsely populated
hasEconomicActivity fishing
salt extraction
tourism
hasFeature beaches
coastal dunes
rocky coastline
salt flats
hasProtectedArea Peninsula de Araya y Macanao Wildlife Refuge
knownFor arid landscapes
salt production
tourist beaches
locatedIn Sucre State
locatedInRegion northeastern Venezuela
locatedOn north coast of South America
nearCity Cumaná
partOf Caribbean coastal region of Venezuela
separates Gulf of Cariaco from the open Caribbean Sea
linked to: Gulf of Cariaco
vegetationType xerophytic scrub

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Cumaná nearbyIsland Araya Peninsula
Gulf of Cariaco separatedBy Araya Peninsula
Gulf of Cariaco adjacentTo Araya Peninsula