At the southern end of the Paraguaná peninsula in Venezuela lies which UNESCO World Heritage site?

Question

The Valdés Peninsula and its waters, which are a nature reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999, and the most important breeding ground for the endangered Southern Right whale in the world, are part of which country?

Answer 1

The city of Coro and its port, La Vela
The city is one of Venezuela's oldest, its name derived from the name of the Coros Indians who lived there. It was at one time a base for expeditions in search of Eldorado, the legendary country of gold. On the isthmus connecting the Venezuelan mainland to the peninsula lies Médanos de Coro (Coro Dunes) National Park (1974), which includes the only extensive area of sand dunes in South America.