Caracola Beach and Spa Resort, Isla Margarita
Access to the island is good with more and more direct flights from numerous global locations as well as to Caracas a mere 35 minute flight away.
Despite the closeness to the mainland, just 38 kilometres, Margarita remains practically untouched by its influence. Life goes on in a typically relaxed way, the Latin lifestyle mixed with European & American influences make for a developed democratic and friendly environment.
When you arrive in Margarita you will be surprised by many things:--
- The warm &friendly welcome from the local people
- The modern airport and great infrastructure
- How pleasant & tastefully the island has slowly developed over the centuries
- The value for money many items in Margarita are a fraction of what you would expect to pay, making the whole experience very cost effective as well as pleasurable
The east of Margarita is flourishing with good quality property and resort development underway. To the west of the island is the Macanao Peninsula, an undeveloped and rotected region with mountains to the interior and ringed by sandy beaches.
The ombination of its adventure-tourist character and its charming people, make it possible to offer you the best of both worlds from this enchanting sun-kissed Caribbean island.
CLIMATE
Isla Margarita enjoyed 344 days of sunshine in 2007, with over 94% of the days having 6 hour s of sun or more. There have been years when the island had no measurable rain for several months. The daytime temperature averages 30 °C(886 °F) and the nights are never below 20 °C (68 °F).Even in the summer months when the temperature rises slightly, the cooling breezes keep the climate very comfortable.
A major selling point is that Isla Margarita is out of the hurricane belt making it a truly all year round leisure destination. Isla Margarita has no “traditional ” rainy season. If the island is going to have some rain it is most likely to be in the middle of the summer or from the middle of November until the beginning of January. The rain falls mostly during the night and commonly doesn’t last more than a couple of hours.
This basically means that the
climate of the island is perfect if you are looking for a glorious sunny vacation.
Tourists have travelled to Isla Margarita for the last 30 years and are met by white beaches,
fringed coconut palms and a pleasant easterly breeze.
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