Is it safe to travel to Margarita Island?

Isla Margarita a paradise reborn for world travelers

We know that our neighboring country is going through a complicated moment, both socially and economically; and it is also known that Venezuelaas well as Colombiais one of the most important biodiversity of the globe, full of nature alive, beaches beautiful and spectacular scenery; so much so that it has the highest waterfall in the world, with 979 meters, the famous Angel FallsIt has been a really difficult time for Venezuelans in general, and few things today survive this situation, one of them being Margarita Island.

This beautiful Margarita Island is a pearl that still remains alive with all its beauty and which, perhaps because of its territorial distance, has not been abruptly affected by the Venezuelan reality, which is really an advantage for those who wish to know this place. beautiful destinationthe friendliness of its people and its beautiful sea still remain intact.

But anyway, the question is whether or not we really it is safe to travel to margarita islandIf we are going to find everything we need in a country that has a shortage of products, among other concerns that may address people who are contemplating the possibility of buying a new product in a country that has a shortage of products. travel to Venezuela to get to know this beautiful island.

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EFood shortages

As for the product supplyYou can rest assured that the island has all the necessary supplies for you to have a great time. vacationsThe hotel sector has ensured that this is not a problem for visitors. plans currently offered for Margarita Island include all of the food and beveragesand if this is not your case, don't worry, there is a good offerWe recommend eating at well-known places such as KFC and Subway, for example; or ask at the reception desk of your hotel. hotel where they will give you the best recommendations.

Security

One of the greatest fears of travel to Venezuela is the securityThe food shortage and the economic crisis have led to an increase in crime in all its forms; to say that this factor has not increased in this country would be a lie, but fortunately it does not affect much of the country's population.  Margarita Islandas if it can be perceived in the center of the country; in this case; inside the island you will find very safebut, as in every place of Latin America in general, if you do not take the proper precautions, you may run some kind of risk; in fact, some of them are travelers refer that it is just as dangerous to the Colombian capitalSo, the key is "not to give papaya". On the other hand, a suggestion is that you take direct flights from Colombia to Margarita IslandWithout a stopover in any other Venezuelan city, this is perhaps one of the most important recommendations.

Economy

The first thing to make clear is that in Margarita Island it is better to use dollars which does not increase the cost of what you buy there, as you can find meals for only 3 USD, that is, much less than what you can find an executive lunch at ColombiaThe Colombian peso has a favorable exchange rate compared to the bolivar; on the other hand, one of the most important suggestions is to take the Colombian peso with you when you visit Colombia. low denomination money 1 and 5 dollars preferably, since in some establishments they do not have money to give back and will have to give you bolivars, which is not so beneficial.

In short, this destination is the ideal place to spend a few days in great vacations abroad, in a luxury destination and a very good priceas they say, good, beautiful and cheap; so if you intend to go to Margarita Island but you are concerned about these things, you can now have an overview of the situation and travel with peace of mind.

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