Hato Piñero

The 80,000-hectare reserve contains wetlands, plateaus, gallery forests, and rolling hills, bordered by four rivers in the Llanos region.

Starting as a colonial farm, the property changed ownership multiple times until the Branger family acquired it in the 1950s and transformed it into a nature reserve.

The herbarium within the property houses 850 plant species, representing 88 percent of Cojedes state flora and 38 percent of national Venezuelan flora.

The accommodation section contains basic double rooms with private bathrooms and can receive up to 25 visitors at one time.

The property developed the Rojo Piñereño cattle breed through artificial insemination research while maintaining ecological conservation practices.

Location: Cojedes

GPS coordinates: 8.93346,-68.08220

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:14