Margarita Princess
Travel Blogs from Margarita Island
They want shade but none want to plant the tree
... with chilli jam, burgers combined with prawns, cerviche with quail's eggs etc) but in the end there just wasn't the numbers. Margarita is a former shell of itself, and whilst the more aspirational Venezuelans responded really well to the food, ultimately there just wasn't enough of them. So after a month at the restaurant, we decided to move on.
We headed down to Pamplona and Pampatar (very quiet, good for shopping) but the best area ...
Beaches, Beaches And beaches.
... first week of our stay, pretty much consisted of lying on beaches.
It wasnt hot everyday, in fact, it rained about 3 days the 9 days we were on the island. Not normal, for that time of year we were told.
After, Patricks, we moved south to another hostal called Yaque motion. Where we took a boat, 15 minutes, to the paradise island of Coche. Now, this was hot, white sands, warm water, not too busy, and ...
Faul am Strand - oder - eine kurze Pause
Heute gönnen wir uns eine kleine Pause. Direkt neben dem Pier gibt es einen kleinen aber schönen Sandstrand. Für 12 US$ zwei Liegen mit Sonnenschutz. Zum ersten mal baden wir in der karibischen See. Auf Sight seeing haben wir verzichtet.
Der Abend endet heute für uns Früh (so gegen 21.15 Uhr). Wir sind beide vom Nichts tun müde und schlafen wie die ...
Margarita Venezuela
... We had to be packed and down stairs by 9:30 for our ride to the airport. Now let me tell you about how archaic the Margarita airport is. First off, the bus gets there and there is already two busloads of people there. It’s just one large open room, you have to pay a deport tax then get in line to go thru security. Well let me start off by saying that no one knew how to form a line….or follow the ...