Playa Colorada is a Venezuelan beach, located in the Mochima National Park in Sucre State. It is halfway between Puerto La Cruz (Anzoátegui State) and Cumaná (capital of Sucre).

It owes its name to the color of its sand, which has shades ranging from reddish to golden. It is characterized by its crystalline waters, its coconut trees and its rich fauna. It is a protected area because it is inside a national park and, as one of the busiest points of the park, it provides different services to visitors.