Cumaná
Cumaná, Sucre, Venezuela
Description
Cumaná is a coastal city of immense historical value, capital of Sucre state and recognized as the first city founded on the mainland of the American continent, in 1515. Set at the entrance of the Gulf of Cariaco, beside the mouth of the Manzanares River, it blends its colonial heritage with the seafaring spirit of eastern Venezuela. Birthplace of the Grand Marshal of Ayacucho, Antonio José de Sucre, Cumaná is at once a symbol of the nation's history and a key connection point between the east of the country and the Caribbean Sea.
Cumaná holds a population of around 534,482 inhabitants, spread across a surface area of roughly 591 km² (Wikipedia, "Cumaná", accessed 2026). Its economy is sustained by fishing and the fishing industry, commerce, services, and tourism, taking advantage of its status as a port and its rich cultural and historical offerings.
In Cumaná, Tealca is present with offices that let you receive your parcels and also send them to any destination in the country or abroad. Tealca offers a range of options for secure shipments to Cumaná, both domestic and international, and on this same page you will find the location and contact details of our offices in the city. With the confidence of a broad logistics track record, at Tealca we look after every package to keep Cumaná connected with Venezuela and the world.