Things to Do on Margarita Island

Margarita Island is located just off the country's mainland, in Venezuela. The land is mountainous and tropical. The beaches offer a variety of water activities, including scuba diving, snorkeling and windsurfing. You can take a horseback ride through the mountain ranges or go for a scenic hike. You can spend an afternoon golfing or getting to know the plant and animal life of the island on a tour of La Restinga National Park.
  1. Horseback Riding

    • In Playa el Agua on the coast of Margarita Island, you can go for a private horseback ride. It can be a romantic experience for couples, or an entertaining activity for the whole family. Caba Caribe organizes tours of the island based on what guests want to see. You can ride along the seashore or ride deep into the mountains, where you can see the island's wildlife. If you have never been horseback riding there is no need to worry, as they have horses for beginners. On the tour, you can stop when you like, to take photos or have an exotic seafood meal. Caba Caribe will bring the horses to your hotel; just book your ride before getting to the island. You can ride for half a day or the whole day.

    Wind Surfing

    • Margarita Island is well known by windsurfers for its prime conditions. The wind is consistent, the water is warm, and the temperature is usually high. The conditions are so suitable that professional competitions are held near the island every year. Unlike many islands that are plagued by sharks, Margarita Island is not, which means that you can feel safe getting into the water. There are many companies that provide the equipment and instruction required to spend a day wind surfing. If you can't find one on your own, you can trust the hotel concierge to set up the activity for you and your guests.

    Restinga Lagoon National Park

    • Restinga Lagoon National Park is considered the prime tourist attraction of Margarita Island. To get to the park, you must take a short boat ride. You will see a variety of birds: herons, pelicans, hawks, and white ibis. You can visit the park and Laguna de Restinga with a tour group or venture out on your own. Admission to the park is just $2 if you enter without a tour group, based on 2010 rates. Visiting the national park will allow you to explore the natural wonders of the island, including picturesque canals, colorful tropical plants and a range of wild life.

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