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Sunsol Festival Cruise

Vive la experiencia Sunsol Festival que ofrece una exclusiva excursión a la Isla de Coche.

Full Day Coche Paradise

Disfrute de un relajante y divertido día de playa en la Isla de Coche

Nado Con Delfines

Realizar el nado con delfines es una experiencia unica, en esta actividad puedes convivir directamente con los delfines en el agua, y disfrutar del maravilloso mundo marino. Waterland Mundo Marino

Catamaran MOON DANCER

Diversion, Aventura, Relax Catamaranes para todos los gustos!!!

Catamaran NORTH STAR

Experimenta la emoción de navegar a vela en un trimarán de 47 pies

Jeep Safari (Vehiculo abierto)

Recorrido por la isla de Margarita

Jeep Safari (Vehiculo cerrada)

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We get you a flight from Caracas airport to Isla Margarita , we pick you up at the airport and get you to a very nice located posada (TripAdvisor Awarded) .  From here you can either stay for a few days relaxing in the pool or simply walk to Playa El Yaque (barely 3 minutes by foot). The minimum plan is 2 days. Check below all the options Isla Margarita offers.

Kayak in La Restinga National Park

Discover isolated lagoons and secret passageways accessible only to paddlers — everybody’s favorite kayak nature tour, our La Restinga Eco Kayak Tour is the most popular kayak adventure in Venezuela . On this kayaking trip you’ll explore the many tidal channels and lagoons of uninhabited La Restinga Lagoon National Park

Snorkeling in Los Frailes

Join us in a fantastic Snorkel and Beach Tour to Los Frailes islands , our tour takes you to a secluded cove only accessible by boat where the underwater sea life will amaze you with a variety of fish and colorful reef gardens.

Catamaran to Cubagua

This full-day excursion is an adventure for all ages. Explore the breathtaking sites of Cubagua Island, located located 16 kilometres southwest of Margarita Island . Relax and take in the most beautiful sea views while enjoying a delicious lunch at the beach with an open bar. There will also be time for mud therapy in natural locations. 

Horseback riding in Macanao

 Mount up on our beautiful gentle, spirited well trained horses and explore breath-taking views of Macanao Peninsula .  Soak up the Caribbean Sun while enjoining the sights on the smoothest horses around. Experienced guides will take you around beaches, xerophytic tropical vegetation and around hills with views to the Ocean and coasts.

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Travel guide to Margarita Island, Venezuela

What a beauty of Margarita Island!

Location of Margarita Island:

Also called Isla Margarita, it is floating n the Caribbean Sea, facing the north-east coast of Venezuela, a South American nation. Venezuela’s eastern side faces the Atlantic Ocean.

Looking at the map of Venezuela, it appears , Margarita Island is a gateway to several Caribbean paradises that include:

• Trinidad & Tobago
• Tortuga Island
• Bonaire-Dutch West Indies

Interesting Fact:

Venezuela was once a Spanish colony. It declared independence and joined Columbia.  Finally, it became a full independent nation in 1830. It is still called a Latin American country.

Contrary to popular assumption, Venezuela is the most modernized of all the South American countries.

Overview of Margarita:

It is part of the Venezuelan state known as Nueva Esparta. The island is largely mountainous. Being a Caribbean Island, Margarita is tropical in nature.

The mountains wear green cape and is really lush. That gives the island a terrific tropical look.

Margarita has two siblings, namely:

• Coche Island
• Cubagua Island

La Asuncion is the capital of Nueva Esparta state. It is located on Margarita Island.

How to go to Margarita Island?

The island has an airport in Porlamar, a portal city on the island’s south coast.

The island’s capital city La Asuncion is situated 10 km away from Porlamar.

It receives flights from Caracas, the capital of Venezuela. The flight duration is only 35 minutes.

Travel by ferry from Caracas to Margarita Island.

The distance between the capital of Venezuela (Caracas) to Porlamar port city is about 480 km.

There is a ferry service that connects the two destinations. The voyage involves about 7 hours.

 Where to stay on Margarita?

For the rich and famous, the best choice is Sunsol Isla Caribe. It’s obviously a seafront resort with luxury guaranteed.

For the mid-range travellers, the Costa Caribe resort is the best bet.

Aria by LD, and Wyndham Concorde offer breathtaking view from the bedrooms, and the sit out that seems to be hanging above the Caribbean Sea.

If you are a budget solo traveller, find out the availability in Casa Maya Guest House and Sleep ‘N’ Ride.

What to eat on the island?

It is a fish fry that was marinated in lemon juice before frying.  When served, you can find raw onion rings and finely-chopped cilantro on top of the dish.

It is mainly a cabbage salad that is served with rice or ceviche.

Mashed or fried raw banana

This is a spring roll with stuffing of meat, and vegetables. It is dipped in ketchup before every bite.

Playa Pampatar Beach

It is a popular beach of semi-circular shape. Abutting the beach, there are several residences and hotels.

This beach is part of the south coastal city of Porlamar.

Sambil Shopping Mall

Even though Pampatar is a small town, the mall appears oversized-isn’t it?

Nonetheless, it is where you spend some time having visited Porlamar, 10 km from Pampatar Beach.

Punta Ballena Beach

This beach is at the southern end of the island. There is an ancient lighthouse too but I think it is not open for the tourists.

Playa al Yaque

It is where, water sports are famous. Both windsurfing, and wave surfing are played.

Kite-surfing is also available for adventure veterans.

Seafood stalls that sell, just-caught fish, and crab fritters do brisk business.

Playa el Agua

I think ‘playa’ means ‘beach’ in Spanish. Please be aware that, Spanish is the official language in entire Venezuela.

It is an affluent seafront with the backdrop of beautiful, tall buildings. El Morro is a must-visit place on the island.

All the beaches on the island are covered with white sand that makes the beaches attractive.

See the Fort of Santa Rosa.

A Spanish construction, the fort is built on a mountain. The view is fantastic from that height.

Santa Rosa Fort is situated right in the heart of La Asuncion. Invariably, your local tour of Margarita starts with the visit to the fort because; your first impression of this Venezuelan island should be good.

I saw several photos of the island from the fort. The green cover is everywhere. It is such a pleasant sight to the eyes.

Laguna de la Restinga

Yes, the name points to a small lagoon that is part of the national park with the same name.

The national park comes under a wetland and hence a Ramsar Site. This implies, it is an important birding area because of the availability of abundant prey.

The place of the salty lagoon and the national park is quite close to Macanao Peninsula, near the island’s western coast.

Here, you get the rare opportunity to see a sandbar that connects two water-bodies.

In this case, the two water bodies are the Caribbean Sea, and the Restinga Lagoon whose depth is only 8 feet.

Marine creatures to see in the lagoon by snorkeling:

What a creation!

Being an important bird watching area, you can capture the photos of the following beautiful birds.

• Scarlet Ibis.
• Frigate Bird
• Green Heron

A pier exists to walk through. Boat tours are available to show you the mangroves that are the nesting habitat for the birds.

Basilica Virgen del Valle

When translated into English, it reads, “Basilica of Our Lady of El Valle.

The basilica stands majestic and beautiful.

An important festival is held by the church during September, every year. It draws thousands of pilgrims.

Playa Punta Arenas

It’s an uncrowded beach on the western coast of the island. Since the beach receives very few visitors, somehow, the sea is also rather calm with gentle waves.

The word, ‘punta’ implies the playa (beach) is at the tip of the land. In this case, it is the western tip.

Clams and starfish are washed ashore as if to show what is beneath the water.

Go to the mountains on a horse

For once, you get a lifetime opportunity to ride a horse, that too on a mountain trail that keeps ascending.

Lush forests on either side of the trail are pleasing to the eyes.

Marine Museum

I thought an aquarium will pull more visitors than a museum of marine biology. Maybe, the museum is intended for educational purposes only.

Actually, there is an aquarium inside the museum. Isn’t it a bad idea to name the place as an aquarium than a museum?

The star attraction in the aquarium is the “sea horses”.

I think Margarita Island doesn’t draw visitors from abroad. Only the people of Venezuela occasionally go to the island to unwind .

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Our 14 Days Isla Margarita + Los Roques Package

Do you want to know the Venezuelan Caribbean for sure than we have the right package for you. This package combines two different Caribbean places which has one thing in common, which is to guaranty you an unforgettable holiday.

How does this package work?

You will fly from Caracas to Porlamar, then you are going directly to Playa El Yaque. Playa El Yaque is a small village with a beautiful beach. The beach is ideal for kitesurfing. On Isla Margarita you will stay in a very comfortable Superior Posada . After you will have enjoyed 7 nights at Venezuela’s party island number one you go to the most wonderful place in the Caribbean.  You will stay 5 nights at Los Roques . Los Roques is the best marine national park of Venezuela. The are 42 islands, which invites you to relax, having romantic moments or doing some awesome activities like kitesurfing, scuba diving or Los Roques flyfishing . The last night you will stay at in the Eurobuilding Hotel in Caracas , which is close to the airport. You will be picked up and brought back to Caracas airport the next day to take your flight back homewards.

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Services Isla Margarita+Los Roques Package

• Flight Caracas-Porlamar-Caracas
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• 7 Nights Superior Posada in Playa El Yaque with breakfast
• 5 Nights Superior Posada in Los Roques with Full Board ( 3 meals, snacks, boat trips )
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3 days tour: Orinoco Delta + Canaima + Angel Falls

This tour package starting from your hotel on Isla Margarita or in Caracas brings you first to the Orinoco Delta , where you will explore the wildlife and indigenous communities, then to the Canaima National Park with its beautiful lagoons and famous waterfalls. You will explore the Lagoon and rivers and hike close to the Angel Falls . The tour ends at your hotel.

Daily Itinerary

Early in the morning we fly from Isla Margarita or Caracas to Maturín. Then a 1 hour transport by road to the port of San José de Buja where our boat will waiting on the river to take you to the Orinoco Eco Camp. During the half hour boat trip, and throughout the time in the delta, there will be many opportunities to observe the wildlife in the area. There are macaws, toucans, caymans howler monkeys, dolphins as well as, butterflies. There is also a collection of fauna indigenous to the orinoco delta.

When we arrive, there will be a small tour of the camp to familiarise yourself with your surroundings. Then, after you have made yourselves at home, we will provide you with poles and bait the hooks with raw meat to fish for piraña. If you catch one, our kitchen can prepare it for a snack. After lunch we take an excursion by boat to visit the Warao indians and learn about this native South American tribal community. Later, a Warao guide will locate an ideal place in the jungle where you will take a walk and get a feeling of life inside this unforgiving environment. You will notice pungent odours weaving their way through a tapestry of crawling plants and giant trees racing towards the sky for sunlight. A perfect non-human system in an imperfect human world.

At the close of day we will witness an inspiring sunset over the orinoco delta, then return to camp for dinner. There will be an option for a night trip to search the nocturnal world of alligators and snakes. This will be available before or after dinner depending on river conditions.

Early in the morning we will leave from the Orinoco Eco Camp to Ciudad Bolívar where we will serve breakfast on the way. When we arrive at Ciudad Bolívar we take a small aircraft and fly to Canaima. The flight lasts for around an hour, and will give you a birds eye view of Canaima and the Gran Sabana. After we land, we will take you to the picturesque Canaima Lagoon, which is the source for the four waterfalls in the area and makes for some inspiring photography.

We then take a small boat and travel past these waterfalls at a close distance. Here you will be able to get a feeling for the energy they produce. After the boat trip we will walk for approx 20 mins until we reach the impressive Sapo waterfall. When we arrive we will prepare to walk behind this waterfall and you will get wet, cool down from the hike and experience the power of this natural phenomenon.

We will take a boat trip on the Carrao river where we will serve a light lunch. If you are here in the dry season the water levels are lower and so it is possible that we will have to push the boat. While negotiating this river you will experience views of the unusual flat top Tepui mountains which are found only in South America. After this 4 hour ride in a dugout we reach the island Raton There will be a warm dinner in the evening and an overnight stay in a comfortable hammock opposite Angel Falls.

Early in the morning coffee is served then we hike for around 90 mins until we reach the base of Angel Falls. Here your feelings will tingle from the awe inspiring nature of this record breaking wonder. We then return to the camp on Isla Raton where breakfast is served.

Following breakfast there will be one last chance for photographs of Angel Falls. We then head back to the airport at Canaima and fly back to Ciudad Bolívar, where you will once again enjoy the birds eye view over some of Venezuela's most beautiful landscapes. If there is time we will have a short colonial tour around Ciudad Bolívar the historical heart of Venezuela. Following this brief excursion we take a drive to puerto Ordaz where we will fly you back to Isla Margarita or Caracas.

Price 3 days / 2 nights 445 US$

What is included.

• All transportation by air and on the ground
• Bilingual guides
• Non-alcoholic drinks

What is not included?

• Airport tax
• Entry in the Nationalpark (approx. US$10)
• Alcoholic drinks

What you need to bring

• Valid passport/identity card
• Travel/health insurance
• Sun protection (hat, sunblocker)
• Photography equipment (the camp has an electricity generator to recharge camera batteries)
• Long-sleeve shirt, long trousers and socks to minimize insect bites in the evenings
• Swimming suit
• Snacks (nuts, crisps, chocolate – not available at the camp)
• Any medication you may need

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Exploring Margarita Island: Venezuela’s secret paradise

• by Martina Kokesova
• January 16, 2020 November 17, 2023
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Margarita Island in Venezuela isn’t usually on the bucket list of many tourists. Turns out not many have heard about this small Caribbean island. But don’t let that put you off – Isla Margarita is a perfect place if you want a quiet escape from typical tourist crowds.

It may be tricky to find, but Margarita Island offers a lot.

Why is Margarita Island famous?

Margarita Island is famous  because it is  the largest island in Venezuela , known since Columbus discovered it in the 15th century. Back then, Isla Margarita became famous for pearls and the slave trade . Now, Margarita Island is a fantastic place for windsurfing and also kitesurfing . Not long ago, it was one of the top tourism and cruise ship destinations.

  Isla Margarita is also famous for  its  white sandy beaches,   crystal clear waters and also tropical beauty . Margarita Island is a secret gem with a rich history and unusual traditions. 

If you want to discover a laid-back island with a South American vibe, Isla Margarita should be on your bucket list.

What’s the sand colour in Margarita Island?

The sand colour in Margarita Island is soft white. The shore of this pretty island has fine, pale sands. Light-coloured grains and crystal-clear waters

attract holidaymakers from all over the world.

Where is Isla Margarita?

Isla Margarita   is the largest one of the three islands  that make up  the state of Nueva Esparta in Venezuela . This Caribbean island lies  off the northeastern coast of Venezuela –  not far from Trinidad and Tobago. Margarita Island  consists of two islands  connected by a narrow stretch of land.

Did you know that the most developed part of Isla Margarita is on the eastern side of Porlamar? A quieter part of the island is on the northern coast. 

How far away from Venezuela is Isla Margarita? Isla Margarita lies  approximately 40 kilometres (25 miles ) from the nearest point on the mainland’s coast of Venezuela. 

The climate on Margarita Island, Venezuela

T he Caribbean  has  a tropical climate  and  hot  and  muggy weather  all year round. And Isla Margarita is no exception. But did you know  Margarita Island sits well outside the hurricane belt?  For this reason, there is only a low chance of tropical storms.

GOOD TO KNOW:

The best time to travel to Margarita Island in Venezuela is from late February to late March . These are the driest months but expect occasional showers at night. Isla Margarita has low rainfalls all year, and the trade winds cool off the island. 

And the best of all? Margarita Island offers a holiday in the Caribbean for a fraction of the cost compared to the neighbouring ABC islands (Aruba, Bonaire and C uraçao).

What are the best things to do in Isla Margarita, Venezuela?

Many visitors see Isla Margarita only as a beach destination.  However, this island had a turbulent history. Isla Margarita has  a beautiful landscape  and  many forts . The Spaniards built them to  protect their shores from pirates  during colonial times.

If you are planning to visit this island  and  want to see the best attractions on Isla Margarita , you are in the right place. Read along to find out  the top things to do on Isla Margarita .

Explore the island on   a  jeep safari tour ,  hike through the mountains  or visit  one of the national parks . Additionally,  snorkel  in crystal clear waters and get familiar with the local marine life.

Things to do on Margarita Island for beach lovers

  One of the main reasons why tourists flock to Margarita Island  is  its picture-perfect beaches . Yes, that is right, this tiny island has numerous beaches perfect for  swimming  and  surfing.  In fact, there are  at least 70 beaches on the island.  You will find everything from  secluded beaches with calm waters  to  sands ideal for surfing .

The Best beaches on Isla Margarita Venezuela

1. playa el agua, isla margarita.

Playa El Agua is one of the best beaches on Isla Margarita  because it is  the most famous beach on the island.  Don’t forget – this beach is gorgeous, but it is also  the busiest beach . Playa El Agua is perfect for everyone who loves  the golden sand beach lined with palm trees  and  restaurants.  There are also  various shops  for locals and visitors. 

Did you know  the largest beach on Margarita Island  has  excellent conditions for surfing?

Playa El Agua, one of the best beaches on Margarita Island, Venezuela

2. PLAYA EL YAQUE, Isla Margarita

Another popular beach on Isla Margarita is  Playa El Yaque  because this beach is  a popular place for water sports.  Playa El Yague has  strong  and  consistent winds.  The locals and tourists flock here because  windsurfing  and  kitesurfing schools offer lessons  on this beach. This beach is  also perfect for families  because  it has shallow waters.

Playa El Yaque lies in the northeastern part of Margarita Island –  only 10 minutes from the airport . This beach has  various restaurants, bars,   café and   accommodations  for tourists.

3. PARADISE BEACH, Margarita Island

If you are after relaxation, Playa Paraiso  could be a perfect fit for you. This beach is  famous for its calm waters  and  powdery white sand . You can find it just  a short distance from the port terminal .

4. PLAYA PARGUITO

It’s easy to see why  Playa Parguito  is  one of the best beaches on Isla Margarita . This beautiful beach has  plenty of palm trees  and  offers breathtaking views . However, the main reason why everyone flocks here is different. Playa Parguito is a famous beach because  sea turtles come to lay their eggs in April and May  on this playa.

5. ISLA DE COCHE near Margarita island

If you do not know,  Isla de Coche  is an island that lies south of Isla Margarita. Even though it is small, this quiet fishing island is  home to some of the best Isla Margarita beaches.

But that is not all – Isla de Coche  offers perfect opportunities for snorkelling, diving  and  windsurfing.  You can  stay here overnight  or  take a day tour of the island  and enjoy its quiet atmosphere.

Best things to do on Isla Margarita for history lovers

2. fort of santa rosa, la asuncion.

It is perhaps no surprise to say that  the Fort of Santa Rosa in La Asuncion  should be  on your list of things to do on Margarita Island . La Asuncion is a colonial town. It is famous  for its beautiful mountains  and  fortress.

For many years,  the Fort of Santa Rosa was a symbol of independence for the locals.  The Fort of Santa Rosa is  also one of the most important historical symbols of the island.  The locals call it  Castillo de Santa Rosa   or Santa Rosa Castle.

If you do not know,  the Spaniards built the Fort of Santa Rosa because they tried to protect the island from pirates . Today, this  colonial castle  with several cannons is  full of history . Because of that,  the Fort of Santa Rosa is one of the top attractions in Isla Margarita, Venezuela.

views from Santa Rosa

A day trip to La Asuncion is a perfect idea if you are looking for cultural heritage and breathtaking views.

3. Basilica Virgen del Valle, Margarita Island

If you want to learn more about the traditions of Venezuela, visit Basilica Virgen Del Valle.

A visit to Margarita Island would not be complete without  a visit to  the Basilica Virgen del Valle . This pink and white church is one of the top attractions on Isla Margarita because it  honours the Virgen del Valle.  She is  the patron of Venezuela .

Visiting the Basilica Virgen del Valle is the best thing to do in Isla Margarita for the cultural experience .

You can find the Basilica Virgen del Valle in  El Valle del Espiritu Santo town . After visiting the basilica, don’t forget to  go to the local market . There is also  a museum  next to the market.

Thousands of pilgrims are coming to the town every year for the festival in September (8th September). Make sure you visit this town if you are on the island.

4. Porlamar

Don’t forget to visit  Porlamar, the largest  and most famous  city on the island.  Porlamar has a wide selection of  shops  and  restaurants  and  two city beaches . It is also  a central hub of nightlife  on Isla Margarita.

The best things to do in Margarita Island for nature lovers

5. laguna de la restinga, isla margarita.

Laguna de la Restinga, Isla Margarita  

If there is  one place you must visit when exploring Isla Margarita , it’s  the Laguna de la Restinga . The Laguna de la Restinga is a  small national park on the northern coast . A long strip of land unites the eastern part of the island with the western Peninsula de Macanao.

Exploring the Laguna de la Restinga is one of the best things to do in Isla Margarita  because this  park is home to wetlands and a lagoon.  Even though it is small,  it has a diverse range of flora  and  fauna.  Yes, that is right, this lagoon is home to all kinds of habitats, including  sea horses ,  red snappers ,  cormorants, flamingos,  and many other birds.

Once here, take  a guided boat tour  of the mangrove channels of the lagoon. It is a perfect way to  learn more about endemic species of wildlife and flora.  Because of that, the  Restinga Lagoon National Park is one of the best attractions in Isla Margarita, Venezuela.

6. Punta Arenas, Margarita Island

peaceful La Carmela  

Want to experience a day in  the virgin surroundings on Isla Margarita ? If yes was your answer, then head to  Punta Arenas . You can find it in the western part of the peninsula de Macanao. People flock here because this area has  calm waters ,  desert wilderness  and  a laid-back charm . 

Moreover,  Punta Arenas  and  La Carmela  are  famous for their quaint atmosphere  and  plenty of cacti . Besides, they both have  beautiful white sandy beaches . Even though it is a long trip from  Porlamar  (70km, 43 miles), it certainly is worth it.

Playa Galera, Juangriego Bay

7. Margarita Island Horseback riding

If you need a break from the beaches, consider  horseback riding . It is an unforgettable experience and  one of the best things to do in Isla Margarita . 

When you book a horseback riding tour, you can decide where you want to  go. You can choose between the beach  or in the  mountains .

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ISLA MARGARITA

As you can expect, Margarita Island is significantly different from the times when Christopher Columbus discovered it. This Venezuelan island became a  mecca for domestic tourism  throughout the centuries.  It is m ainly tourists from countries in South America  who keep exploring the island.

SAFETY ON MARGARITA ISLAND IN 2023

As you probably know,  crisis-wracked   Venezuela has a high threat from violent crime .  Food  and  medicine shortages  also affected Margarita Island, which was once a favourite port of call for cruise ships.

Security concerns have also caused a massive drop in tourism in Isla Margarita. 

Years of unrest in Venezuela have frightened off most tourists. Because of that, Margarita Island had to approach survival mode tourism. But in January 2023, Isla Margarita welcomed the first European cruise ship in 15 years (German operator Phoenix).

If you want to travel to Margarita Island in Venezuela, c heck for current  travel alerts and warnings   before booking a trip. And don’t forget – try your best to blend in. Also, stay away from danger to avoid landing yourself in any trouble.

HOW TO GET TO ISLA MARGARITA

To get to the island,  fly into either Caracas or Barcelona in Venezuela . Alternatively, fly to other countries and get a direct flight to Porlamar on Margarita Island. Venezuelan airlines (Avior or Estelar) service Porlamar. Flights from Caracas are inexpensive during the week because the island is a popular weekend destination for the locals.

New Direct flight to Margarita Island in 2023

Did you know there are new direct flights from Moscow and Poland to Margarita Island? Rainbow Tours launched direct flights from Katowice Airport to Porlamar (as of November 2023). There are also new direct flights from Trinidad and Tobago. Looks like there is a new phase of the renewed tourism drive.

You can also  catch a ferry to Isla Margarita  from the north coast of Venezuela. A company called  Conferry  provides this ferry service. 

CURRENCY IN MARGARITA ISLAND

When it comes to the currency in Margarita islands, carry US Dollars. With widespread shortages and skyrocketing hyperinflation,  prices in Venezuela are extremely vulnerable to change . The devaluation of the introduced  bolivar soberano  (BsS), which replaced  the bolivar fuerte  in 2018, caused  Venezuelans to use the US dollars.  The locals use the US dollars for  transactions  and  savings  despite the exchange control established by the Maduro regime.

Bring cash US dollars to Margarita Island in Venezuela and use a parallel market locally. The black market can provide much higher exchange rates. Never use ATMs or official exchange offices due to the low excha nge rates.

You should know it is illegal to advertise the black market exchange rates.

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Last updated: 17/11/2023

12 thoughts on “Exploring Margarita Island: Venezuela’s secret paradise”

Wow, look at all the beautiful places you’ve been to! With such a warm and pleasant climate and with those beautiful palm trees gently swaying in a breeze, it would be a dram place to explore one day. Thanks for sharing yet another beautiful post from your travels. Wishing you a lovely weekend. Love, Aiva xxx

Thank you Aiva for stopping by! Isla Margarita is definitely a true hidden gem in the Caribbean and we hope the crisis in Venezuela will not destroy this lovely island. Have a lovely weekend sweetie. x x x

Would love to visit!!

I enjoyed reading about Margarita through your eyes. I hadn’t even known the island existed until two years ago when I was getting to know my current boyfriend and he listed the island as one of the plaes he has visited. I was so surprised then because I thought I’d known all the islands of the Caribbean having lived here my whole life! I’d love to check it out one day after all the current Venezuelan tensions settle of course. Thanks for sharing.

A lot of people don’t know about Isla Margarita, it is a true hidden gem in the Caribbean! It is such a shame what has happenned to Venezuela. Hope one day it will be safe again to travel to this beautiful country.

It looks like paradise. It is so sad about the situation in Venezuela, hope it gets better soon, because this place looks like a true gem. Thank you so much for sharing.

Thank you very much for stopping by! Isla Margarita is definitely a true gem in the Caribbean. We hope the situation in Venezuela calms down and more travellers will have an opportunity to visit this lovely island.

It does looks amazing and all those beaches took my breath away! But every-time I read Margarita in your article, I imagined to drink the actual margarita on Margarita island 😀 😀 If I do Caribbean next year, I am making sure this tropical paradise is in my list! Karina x

Current situation is so sad. In the mid ’90s the island had a huge marketing campaign in Manhattan and direct flights from NYC. My friends and I went down for a week and it couldn’t have been a better place to just chill on the beach.

I was raised on this island! You did such a good hob here. My husband finally gets to see a good representation of where I’m from! I’ve been looking in to traveling there from Aruba by boat charter. Just a thought for those determined to make it there.

Lucky you!! Isla Margarita is such a lovely unspoilt island. Would love to come back one day, maybe like you said from Aruba. Sounds like a perfect option!

Thank you!!. I’ve just been down memory lane. I LOVE Margarita! In the late 80s and 90s I spent any available holiday I had on the island. I remember dancing the night away and walking up & down Playa El Agua during the day with a “cocada” in hand. I’m so sad my country is in ruins! I dream of spending a few months in Margarita unfortunately I’m literally in the other corner of the planet and last time I went It took me 37 hours by plane. But for all of you close by … give it a go! Margarita is truly amazing!…and the people!!!! The people are lovely, warm, sweet, sassy, funny and beautiful. I recommend the oysters, lobster and of course, the cocadas. Super cheap and devine.

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Getting There

By Plane -- Several international airlines and dozens of charter carriers have service to Margarita's Aeropuerto Internacional del Caribe Santiago Mariño (airport code PMV; tel. 0295/269-1081 ) from major European cities, as well as from Toronto, Montreal, Miami, and New York. Many of these are sold as package tours.

From Caracas, a couple of dozen flights go to Margarita throughout the day. Aeropostal (tel. 0800/284-6637; www.aeropostal.com), Aserca (tel. 0800/648-8356; www.asercaairlines.com), Conviasa (tel. 0500/266-84272; www.conviasa.aero), and Laser (tel. 0501/527-3700; www.laser.com.ve) all fly between Caracas's Simón Bolívar International Airport and Isla de Margarita. Fares vary radically according to season and day of the week, ranging from BsF150 to BsF300 each way. Midweek and low-season fares are considerably less expensive. Conversely, seats sell out well in advance and at a premium on weekends and holidays and during the high season. Flight schedules and travel agents refer to the airport as Porlamar, although it is around 20km (13 miles) from the city, on the southern part of the island near the beach of El Yaque.

By Ferry -- Although much more time consuming and not much less expensive, ferry service has and continues to be one of Margarita's principal links to the mainland. Visitors, residents, cars, buses, and much of the island's goods and merchandise travel by sea. The main ferry station is at Punta de Piedras on the southern end of the island. The main departure points for ferries to Margarita are Puerto La Cruz and Cumaná on the northern coast of Venezuela several hours east of Caracas. Numerous public buses throughout the day connect Caracas to both Puerto La Cruz and Cumaná. The bus trip runs about 5 hours from Caracas to Puerto La Cruz (fare BsF15-BsF30), and 7 to 8 hours to Cumaná (fare BsF18-BsF35). Several bus lines make this run. Or you can try the Unión Conductores de Margarita, Terminal Oriente, Caracas (tel. 0212/541-0035 or 0295/287-0931), which has a direct combined trip that costs around BsF70 each way.

Basically, there are two types of ferries running from Puerto La Cruz and Cumaná: the older regular ferries, which take between 3 and 4 hours each way, and the newer "express" ferries, which make the crossing in around 2 hours. Ferry schedules change drastically according to season and demand, and even the set schedules are sometimes somewhat flexible. For current ferry schedules and fares, contact Conferry (tel. 0501/266-33779; www.conferry.com) or Gran Cacique Express (tel. 0501/693-3779 or 0295/264-1160; www.grancacique.com.ve).

It's recommended to try buying tickets in advance on weekends and during high season. Costs range from BsF35 to BsF134 per person, each way, and BsF75 to BsF135 per car. The cost difference for passengers is tied to the "class" of your ticket and speed of the boat. I recommend you splurge for the higher-class fares on the express ferries, which will get you a seat in an enclosed and air-conditioned lounge deck, and a quicker ride.

Getting Around

Renting a car is not essential, but it does make getting around Margarita easier. Avis (tel. 0800/227-7600; www.avis.com); Budget (tel. 0800/472-3325; www.budget.com.ve), Hertz (tel. 0800/800-0000; www.hertz.com), and Margarita Rentals (tel. 0295/263-2711 ) all have offices at the airport. It costs BsF180 to BsF300 per day to rent a car. Several outfits around the island rent scooters and mopeds for between BsF90 and BsF120 per day.

Por puesto buses service most of the island. They are a very inexpensive and reliable way to get around, although the going can be slow, as they often stop to pick up and discharge passengers at maddeningly short intervals. Typical service hours are daily from 6am to 8pm. Fares range from BsF0.50 to BsF2.

Taxis are also readily available. It will cost you around BsF70 to travel between the airport and Porlamar; BsF20 between Porlamar and Pampatar; BsF40 between Playa El Agua and either Porlamar or Pampatar; and BsF100 between Playa El Agua and the airport. If you can't flag one down on the street, you can order a cab by calling Sam Mar Taxi (tel. 0295/262-4733 ) or Taxis Unidos (tel. 0295/263-2269 ).

Visitor Information

There is a simple, very basic information desk at the airport in Porlamar. However, you're better off heading to one of the scores of tour agencies to be found around Porlamar and Pampatar and at most major hotels on the island.

Fast Facts -- There are scores of banks on Isla de Margarita. They often have ATMs connected to PLUS or Cirrus systems that will advance you bolívares fuertes against your home account. You'll find ATMs in both Porlamar and Pampatar, as well as at all the large malls and some of the large resort hotels.

In case of any medical emergency, consult with your hotel first, or head to the Luis Ortega Hospital in Porlamar (tel. 0295/261-6508 ).

Internet cafes are located in most malls and major resorts, as well as in Porlamar, in Pampatar, and along Playa El Agua. For regular mail, there are Ipostel offices in both Porlamar and Pampatar. Most hotels will also post mail for you.

Note : This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.

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Walter's Swingin' Jeep Safari, Margarita Island, Venezuela

Walter's Swingin' Jeep Safari Tour is fun excursion and a great way to explore Margarita Island.

From start till finish it's so much fun ....... a very happy day!!!

Price: $55 US pp

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GOLF CART BAR CRAWL

$115/person

2 person minimum

You Drink, We Drive We show you the best of the best

Drinks included 5 Hours

TACO & MARGARITA TOUR

$60-75/person

5 Tacos & 4 Margaritas

Introducing our Taco & Margarita Walking Tour of Isla Mujeres. Our bi-lingual tour guide will weave you through the colorful downtown streets to take you though a true culinary experience finding the best tacos and margaritas in Isla Mujeres centro. On this tour you will get 5 tacos and 4 specialty Margaritas (non-alcoholic or beer only option available). Tacos include 2 street tacos, 2 gourmet tacos and a local favorite: Al Pastor, fish, chicken, tripa and shrimp tacos. If you add the Margarita Tour you will savor the following flavors: traditional lime margarita, pomegranate margarita, Paloma and cucumber-basil margarita. Tours start at 6:00pm and will take about 3 hours. Contact us to book your tour. Private group tours of up to 25 people also available. Just send us a note if you would like to customize your tour.

Street Art Tour of Isla Mujeres

Morning golf cart tour around the island

Get your bearings of the island while getting valuable information

We show you the best of the best 2-3 Hours

Who is Go Isla Tours

We are a group of local, professional tour guides who support the community and love to teach new-comers what makes Isla Mujeres to  unbelievable   special . 

"When I’m not showing people around the island, I spend my time doing research and trying the new flavors Isla Mujeres has to offer to we can bring you the best"

"I am passionate about Isla Mujeres and all the great things about it from the views to the flavors to the local people. When I am not your tour guide, I am playing with my 3 adorable Dachshunds, doing yoga or dancing salsa."

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Margarita Island - Scuba Diving & Snorkeling

Best Scuba Diving spots around Margarita Island

Information about scuba diving and snorkeling on and around Isla Margarita and its neighboring islands. Isla Margarita is surrounded by clear, warm waters that offer excellent opportunities for snorkeling and scuba diving.

• La Restinga National Park : This is the most popular diving spot on Isla Margarita, located on the western side of the island. The park features a variety of coral formations, a large mangrove forest and several small islands, and the surrounding waters are home to a diverse range of marine life, including colorful fish, rays, turtles, and even dolphins. The park is protected, so you’ll need to go with a certified diving center to explore the area. There are several dive centers on Isla Margarita that offer guided tours to La Restinga National Park, with prices starting at around $50 for a half-day excursion.
• El Yaque Beach : This is a popular spot for snorkeling and diving, located on the southeastern coast of Isla Margarita. The beach is known for its clear waters and abundant marine life, including schools of colorful fish, rays, and sea turtles. There are several diving centers on Isla Margarita that offer snorkeling and diving tours to El Yaque Beach, with prices starting at around $50 for a half-day excursion.
• Playa Caribe: This is another great spot for snorkeling on Isla Margarita, located on the northern coast of the island. The beach features crystal-clear waters and a range of coral formations, making it a great place to spot colorful fish, octopuses, and other sea creatures. There are several diving centers on Isla Margarita that offer snorkeling and diving tours to Playa Caribe, with prices starting at around $50 for a half-day excursion
• Isla de Coche : Isla Coche is located just off the coast of Isla Margarita and offers similar opportunities for snorkeling and scuba diving. The waters around Isla Coche are home to a variety of marine life, including schools of colorful fish, sea turtles, and even dolphins. There are several dive shops on Isla Coche that offer equipment rental and guided tours, with prices starting at around $50 for a half-day excursion.
• Isla de Cubagua : Cubagua is a small island located to the east of Isla Margarita, and is known for its clear waters and abundant marine life. The island is surrounded by coral reefs that are home to a variety of tropical fish and other sea creatures, making it a popular destination for scuba diving and snorkeling. There are a few dive shops on Isla Margarita that offer day trips to Cubagua, with prices starting at around $100 for a full-day excursion.
• Islas Los Frailes : The Islas Los Frailes are a group of small, uninhabited islands located to the northeast of Isla Margarita. The waters around the islands are known for their clear visibility and diverse marine life, including reef sharks, turtles, and schools of colorful fish. There are several dive shops on Isla Margarita that offer day trips to the Islas Los Frailes, with prices starting at around $150 for a full-day excursion.

Overall, Isla Margarita and its neighboring islands offer some excellent opportunities for snorkeling and scuba diving, with a wide range of dive sites to explore and marine life to encounter. Whether you’re a seasoned diver or a first-time snorkeler, you’re sure to find something to suit your interests in these beautiful waters.

Scuba Diving Margarita

Scuba Diving Margarita is by far the best scuba diving tour operator on Isla Margarita.

They organize numerous full day scuba diving and snorkeling tours:

1. Los Frailes Islands VIP

Includes: ride in a sports boat, 2 snorkeling or diving practices, drinks (water and soft drinks), lunch on board (chicken sandwich + dessert or fruits), guides, photos and maritime transfer in a covered boat.

Diving with beginners includes introduction and 2 dives, and for certified divers 2 guided dives of 45 to 60 minutes each!

Minimum quantity 2 persons for diving or 4 for snorkeling, maximum quantity 4 persons

• Diving 180.-$ p.p.
• Snorkeling 110.-$ p.p.

2. Pampatar Lighthouse & Punta Ballenas

• 1 dive and snorkeling
• Snacks and open bar
• sports equipment rental
• photo service
• sport boat ride
• transfer in/out hotel or residence
• $135 – Diving (beginner)
• $75 – Snorkeling
• $65 – Companion
• $45 – Children under 10 years old

Attention: minimum age to participate in the tour is 8 years, for diving minimum age 10 years.

Minimum 2 people for diving, maximum 5.

3. Wreck diving at Cubagua Island

Our trip to Cubagua Island is ‘Exploration’ type in a catamaran ride to Cubagua Island.

With certificated divers, we explore the Santa Ana Shipwreck, and for beginners we have a ‘Try’ Scuba diving or snorkeling in a reef in front of the Cubagua Camp available. Then we will have a delicious lunch with fish in the Margarita style. Then we will have short walks to characteristic sites of the island.

In the different activities they will be accompanied by our professionals. Diving participants must meet the national and international requirements and regulations of our federation.

Adventure prices:

• Companions $65
• Snorkeling 75$
• Children under 10 years 45.-$
• Diving for certificates 95$
• Diving for beginners 135$*

*Diving for beginners includes equipment for the price of the adventure!

Minimum quantity for snorkeling 4 people!

Additional cost for equipment rental if requested:

• Diving Equipment 40.-$ per day
• Snorkeling equipment 10.-$ per day

Free additional service of underwater photography with a GoPro camera, including digital delivery by mail or Whatsapp.

Requirements to participate in Snorkeling or Diving activities:

Minimum age 10 years and know how to float. Please consult our office for more information about it! 

Recommendation… due to the strong impact of the sun during outdoor activities we recommend you to wear a shirt or flannel with long sleeves and a cap or hat, sunglasses and repellent!

Our tour also includes:

• Ground transportation.
• Catamaran ride.
• Chairs, awnings and churuatas.
• Open bar with rum, vodka, beer, juice, soft drinks and water.
• Welcome Snack and Afternoon.
• Lunch: Fish wheel, rice salad, grated salad and plantains with cheese. (Please notify if the passenger does not eat fish or is allergic)
• Dessert: Fruit.
• Personalized attention.

The “ILC” Camp has:

• Hammocks on the Sea, Swing in the sea.
• Corporeal Letters “I Love Cubagua”.
• Volleyball and Soccer Court
• Guided walks
• Underwater Photo Service

To carry out this tour, a minimum participation of 2 persons will be required for diving. Maximum 8 persons.

Reservations with minimum time 3 to 4 days before the desired date. (Recommended)

Departures available: Thursday, Saturday or Sunday.

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