Cape Caribe

To many Britons looking to relocate abroad, the weather and lifestyle are often the most important factors they consider. While many automatically think of a Mediterranean coastal town, an increasing number of immigrants are opting for a lesser-known island off the coast of Venezuela. In addition to its relaxed lifestyle, it is one of the few parts of the world where untouched white sand beaches are so totally in abundance.

Isla Margarita, known as the "Pearl of the Caribbean", has an average climate of 27? C and offers a variety of natural landscapes of the mountainous terrain and lush. The area around the main town, Porlamar, offers many facilities and activities for visitors, including an 18 hole golf courses, shopping, windsurfing, scuba diving, snorkeling and hiking. Other towns dotted around the island have their attractions, with many shops, restaurants and bars to visit.

However, the bonus feature explaining the growing popularity of the island is the number of tracks of high quality. There are at least 50 beaches sole occupant of coastline only 106 miles long. Their number has earned the island a reputation for relaxed and casual life. The best beaches on the island generally run along the north and east of Cape Town, Playa El Agua, Caracola, and Playa Caribe Playa Parguito are recognized as the premium ranges with many palms and turquoise waters.

Thank you for their number, the beaches on Margarita Island are not overcrowded, even during the peak tourist season. Recognizing the gap, the private beach is not a difficult task and the abundance of beaches is matched only by the sun. In 2007 there were 320 days of the year with 6 or more hours of sunlight, with night temperatures never fall below 20? C. For these two reasons, the island has become increasingly popular in recent years with visitors looking to spend their days on sandy beaches in the sun.

Some of the beaches on the island are particularly remarkable for water sports, such as Playa El Yaque, in the south. Thank you to his wind conditions, it is internationally recognized as one of the seven best places in the world for windsurfing and kite surfing. It is one of the most consistently hot and windy parts of the world, shallow stretch of 100 meters, offers the perfect conditions for beginners, throughout these tips to practice and drills. Isla Margarita is famous among surfers thanks to the strong wind and consistent hot water temperature with the island hosts the Professional Windsurfing Association competitions per year.

Diving and snorkeling on Isla Margarita are also popular activities. coast of the island has in abundance and diversity of marine life prevalent in the Caribbean region, as parrot fish, barracuda, Spanish pork and fish, all kinds of Grunts, grouper fish and huge balloon. The snorkeling and two most popular dive sites are Los Frailes and Isla Cubana. An average trip costs between $ 40 and snorkel $ 60 per day, with tours diving costs between $ 50 and $ 80 for a full day.

The warm, sunny beach life, combined with the variety of attractions, activities and tourist attractions of the island led to a growing reputation for Isla Margarita as a good value alternative to the Mediterranean islands. Mark Andrew, Sales Director of Emerging Earth is not surprised the British are increasingly attracted by the island:

"The British are now the third largest island of the main international tourist markets. The number of beaches and sunshine level is amazing and makes the destination more attractive to those seeking to emigrate, particularly given of low prices of goods. Caracola Our Beach and Spa Resort will be.