Margarita Tropical Gardens and Labyrinth is a Must See Site

During your visit to Caracola Beach and Spa Resort, on Isla Margarita, be sure to visit the Caribbean’s only multi-species labyrinth, Margarita Tropical Gardens and Labyrinth. Here you will be accompanied by monkeys and other entertaining species as you wander through a maze of tropical plants and unique trees.

The park is divided into four areas. The first area includes vegetation which grows between sea level and 400 m above sea level. This area consists of different species of cactus, spiny bushes, and the emblematic tree of Nueva Esparta, the Guayacan.

The second area, The Flower Garden, includes the greatest number of flower species on Isla Margarita. Here you will also come in contact with mango, native plum, bananas, sugar cane, and guava trees.

The third area includes plant species which grow above 400m sea level. This area consists of bromeliads, orchids, callas, fern pal trees, and climbing ferns.

The fourth area consists of a pond where you can watch and interact with some of the tropical fauna, turtles, black spiders, royal parrots, a boa constrictor, and a Capuchino monkey named Pancho.

The park is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and is definitely worth a visit during your time on Isla Margarita.

Enjoy The Beautiful Weather of Isla Margarita

When visiting Caracola Beach and Spa Resort, on Isla Margarita, you will undoubtedly enjoy beautiful weather during your stay. Temperatures on the island are fairly consistent at 80 degrees, and although located in the Caribbean, it is not in the hurricane belt. All guests that visit the area are provided with a very comfortable environment due to the warm days and cool evenings.

Isla Margarita doesn’t have a typical rainy season. The island experiences most of its rain from mid June to mid July and mid November to early January. It doesn’t rain continuously for days either; instead it will usually rain for a couple hours and the sun will reappear.

Percent of days with at least 6 hours of Sun on Isla Margarita during 2009: (sunny days/days in month)

• January- 28/31
• February- 24/28
• March- 28/31
• April- 30/30
• May- 31/31
• June- 29/30
• July- 29/31
• August- 30/31
• September- 30/30
• October- 29/31
• November- 28/30
• December- 31/31

Minimum and maximum temperatures on Isla Margarita during 2009: (low/high)

• January- 77/82
• February- 73/82
• March- 77/82
• April- 79/84
• May- 81/86
• June- 79/86
• July- 75/84
• August- 79/84
• September- 81/88
• October- 81/84
• November- 79/84
• December- 77/82

For more information regarding Caracola Beach and Spa Resort, please visit www.CaracolaBeachSpaResort.com.

There is so Much to do on Isla Margarita

Not only does Caracola Beach and Spa Resort offer its guests an array of amenities at the resort but the area has a lot to offer as well. Caracola’s location on the Caribbean Sea provides guests with an abundant amount of outdoor activities where guests can enjoy the beautiful scenery, as well as the fairly consistent 80 degree temperatures throughout the year.

Caracola Beach and Spa Resort, located on Isla Margarita, offers:

• Remarkable golfing locations
• Numerous hiking grounds from mountainous rain forests to sand flats
• High end duty-free shopping at locations such as Tommy Hilfiger, Benetton, and Tiffany’s,
• Horseback riding
• Extraordinary scuba diving and snorkeling locations with abundant and diverse underwater life
• Windsurfing (it’s the surfing capital of the world)
• Uninhabited islands for exploring
• National parks, forests, lagoons, and beaches
• Historical forts

Relax in the Perfect Tropical Setting on Isla Margarita

Caracola Beach and Spa Resort is located on the tropical Isla Margarita. Isla Margarita, which is also known as the “Pearl of the Caribbean,” is the most developed of the three islands that make up the State of Nueva Esparta. Isla Margarita features dramatic mountainous terrain, lush vegetation, flora and fauna, and many stunning white sandy beaches. Temperatures on the island are fairly consistent at 80 degrees, and although located in the Caribbean, it is not in the hurricane belt. All guests that visit the area are provided with a very comfortable environment due to the warm days and cool evenings.

Isla Margarita remains practically untouched, despite how close it is to the mainland and the Latin lifestyle, mixed with the European and American influences, make for a developed, democratic, and welcoming environment.

Caracola Beach and Spa Resort Opening in July 2011

Caracola Beach and Spa Resort, on Isla Margarita, is set to open in July 2011.

The resort will feature 1244 one and two bedroom luxury suites spread over 15 floors with nearly all having breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea.

Each deluxe condominium will be constructed of the highest standards and will feature a fully-fitted modern kitchen, inviting living room, tranquil balcony, and climate controlled air conditioning system. These spectacular units will be the ultimate in comfort and luxury.

The resort will offer its guests many amenities including four pools with waterslides, lazy river, swim up bar, four restaurants plus a night club, high end duty free shopping, and a salon and spa.

Isla Margarita is located outside of the hurricane belt, placing it in a very comfortable environment which offers warm days and cool nights. This pristine location in the Caribbean provides guests with fairly consistent 80 degree days amongst dramatic mountainous terrain, lush vegetation, flora and fauna, and many spectacular sandy beaches.

For more information regarding Caracola Beach and Spa Resort and its amenities, please visit www.CaracolaBeachSpaResort.com.

Invest in Caracola Beach and Spa Resort

Looking for the perfect vacation home? Here is a list of ten reasons why Caracola Beach and Spa Resort, on Isla Margarita, will be your best Caribbean investment.

• All properties are sold fully furnished with air conditioning
• Isla Margarita is the only Caribbean Island outside of the hurricane belt
• Last apart-hotel directly on the beach in an area with a shortage of top quality accommodations
• Guaranteed minimum 7% per annum net rental return for 10 years, increasing to 8.25% for last 5 years, if resort occupancy reaches 75% in year 5
• Low deposit (only 30%) goes into ESCROW
• All properties are freehold, which includes no maintenance or service fees
• Pre-launch prices with excellent scope for capital growth
• World class rental and management company
• Best-in-class developer, proven track record
• Tax efficient ownership

Experience All of Margarita Island on a Jeep Tour

When visiting Caracola Beach and Spa Resort, an exciting way to experience Isla Margarita is by a jeep tour. One of the best jeep tours on Isla Margarita is Crusin-N-Style. Tours run from 4 to 8 hours and although there is a typical route in place, outlines can be adjusted according to preference.

Basic outline for a 4 hour tour: ($90 U.S. Dollars Total)

• Visit a historic castle
• Stop at an old fort (not necessarily for the historical value but for the scenic view)
• Visit a few famous churches
• Stop by La Sierra (El Copey), which is the highest mountain peak that can be driven to on the island
• Visit Botanical Gardens
• Stop at Margarita's most famous beach known as Playa el Agua
• Mini flea market shopping
• Drive through Juan Greigo (known for sunsets, shopping and beautiful beaches)
• Drive around the northern tip of the island where you can take scenic pictures.

Basic outline for a 6 hour tour: ($110 U.S. Dollars Total)

Includes what is stated in a 4 hour tour plus:

• Stop for lunch or snack (not included in price)
• Downtown shopping or flea market shopping
• Visit La Restinga National Park
o 30 minutes or 1 hour boat tour (not included in price)

Basic outline for an 8 hour tour: ($130 U.S. Dollars Total)
Includes what is stated in a 4 hour tour plus:

• Stop for lunch and try Margarita's authentic food (not included in price)
• Downtown shopping or flea market shopping
• Visit La Restinga National Park
o 30 minutes or 1 hour boat tour (not included in price)
• Visit Boca de Rio's Marine Museum
• Beach time
o 1 or 2 hours at a nice beach of your choice or a recommended one.