Margarita is still "The Pearl of the Caribbean Sea" 

Holiday matters have been on my mind for ages, but circumstances have prevented me doing anything about them. Now that unexpected developments have cleared from my path I might just be able to budge slightly away from past impasses and take the time and visit Margarita. My family and I need a holiday and the odds indicate that our eagerness will grow and make the decision to pay a visit to this beautiful caribbean island in the east cost of Venezuela. The warm light of the day is gearing up for the big spring fresh and while I consider the verdict from the rest of my clan I can only think about a voyage of discovery, self-search and some well-earned fun. It would be a unique experience since Margarita promises the right vibe for a new lease of life and the rebooting of one's brain with a effervescent desire of  thrill hunting. Spaniards, Gallics, Germans, Africans, Italians, Angles, Saxons, men and women of good minds in Europe and the world all have surrendered, at one time or another, to Margarita's magical spell, and its exposure to those spicy fusion of luminous cultures provided its people with great assimilation, buoyancy, forbearance and a playful disposition which delights much the fancy and the spirit of the visitors but it must be said that they have worked terribly hard to put a show for all its guests. Therefore, be assured of being received with open arms by amiable people who would be more than pleased to spare you all the time in the world to making your stay an incomparable one. Come and enjoy in full the experience, the zest and passion for life in Margarita. I anticipate that of all your past experiences this just might be the best of them all. Get a head full of yourself and visit a true paradise island in the Caribbean Sea.  Margarita will welcome you and your party with open arms, I can assure you of that and much more!

P.Figueras

"Creo más en el honor que en las pasiones"

Simon Bolivar