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  Travel Venezuela
| How to go to Margarita | Entry Formalities | Tourist Information | Money Exchange |  
| Healt/Vaccinations | Safety|Security | CIA WorldFacts |  

How to go to Margarita
To arrive to Margarita is an easy labor, because many airlines come to it by the Caribbean International Airport Santiago Mariño, perfectly endowed and one of the best airports of the Caribbean area. Commonly arrives to this airport flights from different places and cities in the world, but if there isn't a direct flight to our island from your country, you will probably find one making transfer at Caracas, where you can take a flight to the island that will be only thirty (30) minutes away.

You can arrive to this beautiful island by ferryboat from the continent, which departs from Cumaná city or from Puerto La Cruz. Depending on the boat the travel can take from two (2) to four (4) hours.

Actually the government is building a seaport for the biggest boats to allow to the Caribbean cruises add this incredible destiny to their routes.

Finally it is not difficult to arrive to this exotic paradise, but if it will be possible then you have to be sure that when you arrive you will appreciate that a visit to "The Pearls' Island" is worthwhile.

 

Entry Formalities
Venezuela is located in north eastern part of South America, it is bordered by Brazil to the south, Columbia to the west and Guyana to the southeast. Its coastline meets the waters of both the Caribbean sea in the north and the Atlantic Ocean in the east. It has an area of 912,050 km² (566,383 miles²).

Tourist Information
  Money Exchange and Credit Cards
The US$ is the most commonly accepted foreign currency in Venezuela, so it is recommended to carry cash and traveller’s cheques in US$. At present, banks do not change cheques or foreign currency, and tourists have to go to exchange offices. As these are mostly found in larger cities and airports, it is wise to obtain sufficient Bolívares before taking a trip to the interior.

Credit cards are widely accepted, but a surcharge of up to 10% is often applied. Most commonly accepted are MasterCard/Eurocard, American Express and Visa. You can also use a credit card to withdraw money from automatic cash machines, which usually dispense up to 100,000 Bs per day. If you require more, you will have to make a transaction over the counter. Venezuelan banks can get very crowded so allow at least 2 hours for this.

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