Tetas de María Guevara (Spanish: María Guevara's Tits) are twin hills located near Laguna de la Restinga in central Isla Margarita, Venezuela.

[1] The western hill, the higher, is only 75 metres (246') high, but they stand out in the surrounding flat arid plain and are easily seen from the ferry.

One of the local legends say that these breast-shaped hills were named and given to a mestiza woman from Cumaná called Maria Guevara who fought in the Venezuelan War of Independence and breast fed soldiers.

The estate was lost after her death and the Guevara family were never able to claim it their own, as the deeds of the island, documenting Marias possession of it were hidden in a papaya fruit.

However, her tomb lies beneath the hills of the mountains.