Margarita International Resort

... my body and soul together. The fun didn't stop there though. Once I landed in Caracas I had to find my way from the International airport to the domestic airport to meet Sara, Sonia and Lynsey on Isla Margarita. I must have been asked a hundred times by ...

... beach in a theme park.  The sand is Gold Coast white, but a little coarser (as things go on my international sand scale).  The first evening was spent sampling a multitude of cocktails, I like the Cherry Margarita, and befriending ...

... Club. I had hoped one of the lounges would be open, but that wasn’t to be. I continued walking to the International Gateway entrance to EPCOT, which takes you directly into World Showcase. My plan was to “drink around the World”, ...

... some swimming, some eating, and had a super fruity girly drink on the beach too. I had a mango daquri and laurel had a strawberry margarita.  The sun was out, the water was warm and we had fun, it actually felt like vacation. Ryan said it best when we ...

... - 4.5 hours. Easy breezy!! The flight was enjoyable -- smooth ride and free booze! Love it!! Yes. Mexico is considered an international flight, so the cervezas were flowing!! As soon as we got off the plane we were greeted by Jeannette (she works for ...

... the time to visit the town's local market.  Bequia is no exception to this golden rule of travel.  Unlike other international farmer's markets, the farmer's market in Bequia is known as the Rasta Market.  It is held daily in a ...

... beach where palapa after palapa were set up.  We had planned to stay the first night here but instead opted for the International port city of Manzanillo.  We stayed at "La Posada" commonly called the "Pink Posada" because of its color.  ...

... our total up to 24: 1 Swiss, 1 German, 2 Canadians and 2 older ladies who were Dutch and ex-UK.  That brings our international group up to: 1 SA, 2 Aussies (Liz from Toowoomba and Kirby from Tasmania), 2 Canadian, 2 Danish, 3 Swiss, 3 UK, 2 Dutch, 3 ...

... with their personal computer, etc. After meeting all the people, we then went to another building run by Children International, located in Loreidis' neighbourhood. There I got to see the dentist's office, where Loreidis and all the other sponsored ...

... , as the driver managed to squeeze 15 tourists, plus baggage, into a mini-bus for the half an hour journey to Atatürk International Airport. After checking in with Aegean, we had a few lira left so we squandered it all on two milkshakes at Burger King. I ...

... still stand by my above comments that Barra was one of the cleanest places we visited.)Her kids go to a private international school in Manzanillo, 45 minutes away.She mentioned that her coffee shop survives off tourists and surprisingly that locals ...