Macuro

Macuro is a coastal town located in the easternmost part of Venezuela, specifically within the state of Sucre. It holds historical significance as one of the first points of contact between Europeans and the mainland of South America. Christopher Columbus is believed to have landed there during his third voyage in 1498. The town's economy is primarily based on fishing and small-scale agriculture. Due to its remote location and limited infrastructure, Macuro has faced challenges in terms of development and access to services. It remains a relatively small and isolated community. The town's historical importance has led to some interest in promoting tourism, focusing on its colonial heritage and natural beauty.