Best Isla Margarita

... world fro windsurf and kitesurf. La isla de Coche pertenece al estado de Nueva Esparta de Venezuela. Esta situada al sur de la isla de Margarita. Esta a 60 metros sobre el nivel del mar. Tiene 11 Km. de longitud y 6 de ancho. Es una isla arida famosa ...

... at Maracay station, refuelled with cash and onward bus tickets to Puerto La Cruz (where we planned to catch a ferry to Isla Margarita - Venezuela's largest Island), we met Alfonso, a 21 year old Venezuelan/Swiss with a fondness for Cradle of Filth (no I ...

El Yaque beach is located behind Margarita's airport. It is one of the best beaches for kite and windsurf. This beach is also excelent to have a nice dinner and great for partying. Playa El Yaque esta ubicada detras del aeropuerto de la isla. Es una de ...

So we finally arrive in Isla Da Margarita. We seen the posters in Brazil, heard the stories of the lovely beaches so we were looking forward to some relaxing beach time. Sadly that wasn't quite to be. We hoped on a local bus to Porlamar (the town ...

... sea legs ready and headed out for the open waters of el mar caribe, with a 2 hour voyage to isla cubagua, just off the south coast of margarita. the ship came complete with open bar and lots of eats. anchored and ferried to the beach and headed straight ...

... a bar under a thatch roof and a friendly Venezuelan who gave us a good oppertunity to practice our Spanish. We decided it would be best to book our tickets early with CONFERRY in hopes of reaching Puerta La Cruz early on Sat with time to get to the ...

With my tonsillitis now under control (thanks to the antibiotics) sadly we said goodbye to the beautiful Isla Margarita, hoping to arrive at Cumana, the oldest existing town on South Americas mainland, in time to catch one of the two daily buses to ...

... to avoid the sun, I need to change my factor 20 for factor 50!! The sun here is vicious! I've decided to skip Isla Margarita. Apparently when you travel you should read the signs, or listen to your sixth sense. And something is telling me it's ...

... on our agenda is figuring out what we are going to do in our three day layover in Venezuela. Option 1... Fly directly to Isla Margarita and enjoy the beach Option 2... Take multiple busses to a park that we´ve heard good things about, Puerto Colombia ...

... dinner, they helped us to plan the rest of the trip in Venezuela and the next morning we left Caracas to go to the world famous Isla Margarita. 16 hours later we arrive in Juan Griego, the best spot in the island to see the sunset, we arrive hen it was ...

... end up in similar places. Spanish Lessons We have finally sorted our spanish course which starts on Monday in the cool setting of Isla Margarita Island and have arranged that we will be staying in a homestay with a venezuelan family. We will have ...

... 2010 - Tuesday Day at sea Still calm waters and the temperature is rising.  Have now booked trips for St Lucia, Isla Margarita and Curacao.  Some of our fellow passengers did their booking on line before starting out but not having visited most ...

... people lining up to get into them so even though they were obviously popular, I kept walking in the hope of finding somewhere quieter. Had a Margarita at Mexican Joe’s – this was also two for one so I had one there and one to go. By the time ...

... promised ourselves to end the trip with two weeks of idle bliss in a tropical island paradise. Destination: the island of Margarita. Isla de Margarita is only a four hour ferry trip away from Puerto la Cruz. It is Venezuela's largest island at over ...

... Frank Gherrry's Bio-diversity research center and museum. On Isla Naos, there is a cute little bar, La Eskinita, where I had the BEST margarita Ever! Mmmmmm. We still have not figured out what time to eat because we always miss the crowds...by a lot! ...

... go on my international sand scale).  The first evening was spent sampling a multitude of cocktails, I like the Cherry Margarita, and befriending the hotel guests (mostly Mexicans and Czechs).  After doing the salsa with Joseph and ...

... in Asia or South America you’re never too far from somewhere claiming to make Pizza. Our best Pizza: Hobart in Tasmania. A simple Margarita, light and fresh and totally unexpectedly good. Most pleasant surprise Two really: Firstly seeing a wild ...

... culture of much of South America is for late lunches and even later dinners. We walked past many eateries and finally settled on a Margarita pizza for P2.19. Mainly because it was the only menu we could read and therefore be sure it was vegetarian! We ...

... 6: Places we could or should have gone, but didn't Venezuela - Archipelago Los Roques (coral islands off the caribbean coast), Isla de Margarita, Gran Sabana with the table top mountains, Angel Falls, Porto Ayacucho (in the jungle) Peru - Lake Titicata, ...

... dives. We stayed in a small boutique hotel close to town. After diving on Monday we went to MARGARITAVILLE and had really "the best" margarita and huge nachos. We then walked all over town. The next morning we dove with the same people, plus an extra ...