El Guamache, Isla Margarita
An intriguing cocktail that spices a Caribbean setting with a South American spirit.
Isla Margarita lies close enough to the Venezuelan coast to have imported a vibrant hint of Latin America to its relaxed island mood. The tiny colonial capital of La Asuncion is filled with architectural gems and intriguing historical echoes, and together with the island's unspoilt mood, shimmering beaches and colourful flora and fauna contributes to a memorably 'different' Caribbean experience.
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Caribbean Kayaking in Margarita (Tour G)
ISLA MARGARITA, VENEZUELA
We will kayak along the bordering cliffs and ravines where pelicans and other birds ensconce.This tour is a wonderful chance to enjoy the Caribbean and nature.
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Coche Catamaran & Beach Cruise (Tour D)
ISLA MARGARITA, VENEZUELA
The island of Coche lies just southwest, between the main island of Margarita and the continent of South America. It has always been renowned for its clear waters and white sands.
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Discover Margarita (Tour A)
ISLA MARGARITA, VENEZUELA
Departing the harbour of El Guamache, we drive to El Valle – an interesting small village founded in 1561, set between Porlamar and La Asunción, and birthplace of Santiago Marino (one of the heroes of Venezuelan Independence).
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Macanao On Horseback (Tour F)
ISLA MARGARITA, VENEZUELA
This excursion takes us into remote, uninhabited areas – sure to appeal to outdoor-loving people.The typical Venezuelan lowland horses, called llanos, are sturdy animals that are well adjusted to the heat and humidity of the tropics.
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Natural Wonders of Margarita (Tour B)
ISLA MARGARITA, VENEZUELA
This tour begins with a drive to the landing stage of the Restinga National Park. Here we will board small boats (‘peneros’) for a short cruise among the mangrove forest that grows within the lagoon
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Swim with the Dolphins (Tour E)
ISLA MARGARITA, VENEZUELA
After a briefing and a short informational introduction, we can get up-close to these wonderful creatures, touch, interact and swim with them.
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