There are 2 ways to do it! Via the tourist guide, they will give first a short lesson in the pool of the Hotel. Afterwards you get to know the tricks in half a day and you will do 1 or 2 dives into the deep for real! I did not do it, as my ears still hurt from the plain trip.
2) You must hire a local guy which brings you to the best and most beautiful places there are!
I heard both people who did one and told me it was fantastic, National Graphic Channel for real!
Equipment: None, they will provide you
Written May 1, 2006
While you are on the catamaran trip, they will stop to let people see the underwater world of Isla Margarita. I must confess it is more or less a tourist trap, as the spot they stopped (in 2002) there was not much to see. Anyway, I heard that there are other ways to scuba dive as well. You must hire a local guy which brings you to the best and most beautiful places there are! The main goal of that catamaran is to chill on the boat and beach…
Equipment: None, they have it on the boot
Written May 1, 2006
You will sail all day, and making a break at noon while on a small island. They stop for a hour of scuba diving as well in the middle of the trip mean wile keep your eyes open for dolphins and wails!
Equipment: Sea leggs, sun oil and towl
Written May 1, 2006
There are few places where you can jet ski. You can ask that tourist guy in your hotel to know the best spots. I did my run during a sealing trip. We paused on a small island and you could hire your jet ski here. The sea was very calm, so perfect for some fast runs :-)
Equipment: None
Written May 1, 2006
They got horses for every one. I never rode a horse, so they gave me one of these old auto-pilot horse, hehe, which was already cool for me but they got horses that makes you imitate western movies riding in desert places. Somewhere in the middle the trip the group will split into 2 parts, with those who can and cannot ride horses, so everyone gets there fun! They who can ride horses will do the beach in full gallop and stuff… I was glad I did not felt off my horse! Yeeha!
Equipment: Order your horse riding with one of the Travel agents that will be available at your hotel.
Written May 1, 2006
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They got horses for every one. I never rode a horse, so they gave me one of these old auto-pilot horse, hehe, which was already cool for me but they got horses...
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Q: Hi! Can anybody tell me if Isla Margarita's beaches are comparable to those on the Mayan Riviera and COsta Maya, Dominican...

A: I only called in on a cruise. The beaches near the ship were not good but some fellow passengers rated the beaches on the other side of the island.
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Isla Margarita... the pearl of the Caribbean! As from my first trip to the island I knew there is heaven on earth! The silence in the wind at dawn, the sound of the waves in the morning, the creak of...
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Isla Margarita is located about 50km from the cost of Venezuela. It´s a beautiful place with a lot of beaches with white sand and it´s 30 degrees celcius all year.
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Margarita Island, a quick look

Sunset on Margarita Island. Margarita Island is a small Island on the north shore of Venezuela. Very nice lsland with friendly people. For some of the best information on Margarita,where to stay...
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Isla Margaria - Pearl of the Carribean

From the roughly 70 Venezuelan islands is Margarita the largest. The name Margarita is originated from Greek and means "pearl". The island has dozens wonderful beaches, which varies from small,...
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Sun, beaches, cocktails, shopping and parties is basically what you can find in large extend on isla Margarita. You understand you can never get bored on this island! Even for nature lovers, sports......
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