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Josefa Camejo International Airport

Paraguaná, Venezuela
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International gateway serving Venezuela's Paraguaná Peninsula.

Location
Paraguaná, Venezuela
Josefa Camejo International Airport (IATA: LSP, ICAO: SVJC) is located near Las Piedras on the Paraguaná Peninsula in Falcón State, Venezuela. It serves the broader Paraguaná region, which is home to one of the largest oil refinery complexes in the world, the Amuay-Cardón refinery complex operated by PDVSA. The airport is named after Josefa Camejo, a Venezuelan independence heroine born on the Paraguaná Peninsula. It handles both domestic and limited international traffic, connecting the peninsula to Caracas and other Venezuelan cities. Due to Venezuela's broader economic difficulties, flight operations and airline services at the airport have been significantly reduced in recent years, as has been the case with many airports across the country.
Terminals
The airport operates a single passenger terminal handling both domestic and international arrivals and departures.
Getting to & from
Ground transport to the main towns of the Paraguaná Peninsula, including Punto Fijo and Las Piedras, is available via taxi and limited bus services.
Airlines here
Venezuelan carriers including Conviasa and formerly other domestic airlines have operated routes through this airport.
Notable facts
  • ›Named after Josefa Camejo, a Venezuelan independence heroine born on the Paraguaná Peninsula.
  • ›Serves a region home to one of the world's largest oil refinery complexes, the Amuay-Cardón complex.
  • ›Located in Falcón State in northwestern Venezuela.
  • ›Handles both domestic Venezuelan routes and limited international services.
  • ›Flight activity has declined significantly due to Venezuela's ongoing economic crisis.
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Routes

LSP → CUR7I · F50
LSP → AUA3P · SH6
LSP → CCSR7 · DC9
LSP → CCSV0 · E90
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City & Place Guide

Sun-scorched peninsula of windswept beaches, desert, and colonial charm.

The Paraguaná Peninsula juts northward from Falcón State in northwestern Venezuela, forming one of the largest peninsulas in South America. Its flat, arid landscape is swept by constant trade winds, making it a haven for kitesurfers and windsurfers while its colonial towns and hilltop chapels offer a quieter cultural appeal.

Coro, the historic gateway city at the base of the peninsula, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site whose pastel colonial architecture contrasts with the surrounding sand dunes. The peninsula itself is dominated by the Cerro Santa Ana, a lone volcanic hill rising dramatically from the flat scrubland, and the towns of Punto Fijo, Adicora, and Pueblo Nuevo each offer a distinct flavor of local life.

  • •Cerro Santa Ana — solitary volcanic peak with panoramic views of the entire peninsula.
  • •Adicora Beach — world-class kitesurfing and windsurfing on turquoise Caribbean waters.
  • •Coro Historic Center — UNESCO-listed colonial streets, churches, and pastel architecture.
  • •Médanos de Coro — striking coastal sand dunes just outside Coro city.
  • •Iglesia de Santa Ana — 17th-century hilltop church in the charming village of Santa Ana.
  • •Pueblo Nuevo — quiet colonial town with a colorful Sunday market and local crafts.

Getting around: Public transportation on the peninsula relies primarily on por puestos (shared minivans or cars) running fixed routes between Coro, Punto Fijo, Adicora, and smaller towns. Local taxis are available in Punto Fijo and Coro, though fares should be agreed upon in advance. There is no rail service, and rideshare apps are not reliably operational; renting a car or hiring a private driver offers the most flexibility for exploring remote beaches and Cerro Santa Ana.

Best time: Visit between December and April when trade winds are strongest, skies are clear, and conditions are ideal for wind sports and outdoor sightseeing.

Local food: Try fresh grilled fish and seafood at beachside shacks in Adicora, along with hallacas, cachapas, and local goat-based dishes seasoned with regional herbs.

This guide is provided for general information only. Verify details locally before making travel decisions.

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Josefa Camejo International Airport
Encyclopaedia

Josefa Camejo International Airport is an airport serving the Paraguaná Peninsula in Venezuela. The airport is named after Josefa Camejo, a heroine of the Venezuelan War of Independence.

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