 
Margarita Island.
Recently an American expat wrote that one can live or retire
on a beautiful Caribbean island very comfortably for $800
per month. That includes a maid, enjoying a great night
life, eating and drinking well without counting every penny.
Cigarettes and alcohol are cheaper than bottled water, and
for $2 you can fill the tank of your car……amazing!!
Spending your days on a tropical white sand beach, surfing,
swimming, snorkelling, sundowners on the beach and someone
to come in and do the washing up in the morning. Sounds too
good to be true? Read on.
Isla Margarita! Known as the "Pearl of the Caribbean", is
situated 38 km north east of the mainland of Venezuela and
far from the track of Atlantic tropical storms. Its location
as an island in the Caribbean Sea offers lots of beaches to
explore, most of them virgin. I can’t understand why this
beautiful island is never listed with all the other
Caribbean islands, it seems to be all by itself.
Margarita Island is divided into two sections tenuously
linked by a 24 km sand spit which separates the sea from the
fascinating Restinga Lagoon National Park. At its largest,
Margarita Island measures 67 km from east to west (Punta
Ballena to Punta Arenas) and 32.4 Kms from north to south -
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Playa El Agua
While it has no central square, Playa El Agua is a small
community unto itself. It is the most visited area, and at 3 kms
long is the island’s longest, widest, busiest and most serviced
beach. It has kilometres of fine white sand lined with coconut
palms, shallow water and gentle waves. El Agua supports a
considerable international expatriate community, which is
primarily German, French, and Italian.
In Playa El Agua and its outskirts (from Paraguachi to
Manzanillo) you can find everything necessary without the need
to travel much: bungee jump, ultra light plane rides, music
concerts and many sport activities. In the area you can also
rent a car , bicycle or a scooter.
For sales Enquiries or for more information
Please email us with your details and one of our sales advisors
will contact you
sales@margaritaislandcondominiums.co.uk
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Activities
Yachts and yachting is a big pastime on Margarita and marinas
exist for all kinds of yachts and boats..
Other recreational areas include the cruise ship dock and many
amusement and theme parks. There are plans for a monorail to
connect many of these facilities.
Isla Margarita Golf Club is an 18 hole course, and is playable
365 days a year due to the exceptional climate conditions in the
beautiful region of the Valley of Pedro Gonzales. And every hole
on the course, has a stunning view of the sea.
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