

On Isla Margarita, you’ll find the very essence of the Caribbean. Enjoy endless beaches with something for everyone, from long sandy beaches in the city to more wild ones off the beaten track. There is a total of 186 miles of beaches, all bathed in radiant sun and intense-blue, crystal-clear waters.
But Isla Margarita has much more to offer. You can visit lovely colonial towns, old Spanish castles and forts, and discover the charms of the inland areas by hiking in its two natural parks: Cerro El Copey and La Restinga.
Isla Margarita also boasts its own version of popular Venezuelan cuisine, in which seafood plays a significant role, such as empanada de cazón (dogfish pie), sancocho (hearty soup) and pastel de chucho (fish pie)
Isla Margarita isn’t just beautiful beaches. It also has historical monuments, such as the San Carlos de Borromeo Fortress, which has been destroyed and rebuilt several times over its 400-year history and protected Pampatar Bay from pirate attacks.
The Basilica of Our Lady of El Valle is a small, Neo-Gothic church built in the 18th century on the site of the first church constructed on the island.
Another historical monument that deserves a visit is Fort La Galera, on Juan Griego Bay, where you can enjoy spectacular sunsets.
Isla Margarita’s over 300 kilometres of beaches have something for everyone.
Depending on which one you choose, there are beaches with great waves for water sports like surfing or windsurfing, or others that are calm and flat, perfect for the little ones. Some, more popular beaches have all the usual services, but you can also get the authentic Caribbean experience on wild, isolated beaches
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