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Margarita Island is located north of
Venezuela in the warm waters of the Caribbean.
The island has an area of 1071 Km2 with 315 Km of
coastline and beautiful beaches. Margarita Island
and the smaller islands of Coche and Cubagua, are
all outside the hurricane belt and form the Nueva
Esparta State of Venezuela. Annual average
temperatures range from 25ºC to 30ºC.
                                                 
                                                  
                       LOCATION in the Caribbe
an 38 Km north east of the Venezuelan coastline.
AREA 1071 Km2, 315 Km of coastline.
ANNUAL AVERAGE TEMPERATURE 25ºC a 30ºC
ANNUAL AVERAGE HUMIDITY 70.
WINDS predominantly north-east.
RAINFALL 22 per annum
Margarita Islands climate varies throughout
as the terrain changes from valleys, hills and
mountains covered by vegetation. The vegetation
varies from dry to humid forests respectively
from the base of the mountain areas to the
apices, where clouds release humidity accumulated
from the Caribbean Sea and one can find ferns,
bromelias and palm trees. The climate is cooled
by the constant winds throughout the year, which
as a consequence are suitable for year round
sailing and surfing.
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EL RETIRO and ANCLAMAR SUITES LOCATION
ANCLAMAR SUITES
EL RETIRO
LA GUARDIA
The development is easy and rapidly reached as
Only 7 minutes from the airport Very close
to the main tourist, recreational, commercial and
financial areas, which will be subject to
extensive investments Next to a main highway o
f the islands road network. 15 minutes from
the ferry terminal.
AIRPORT
DIAZ MUNICIPALITY
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THE PROJECT
DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT The properties are appr
opriately and harmoniously located between
green areas, pedestrian areas and roads,
according to an urban concept which conforms to
the NATURAL INTERGRATION OF SPACES. The
recreational activities, possible in the communal
and green areas are fundamental for community
interpersonal relations.
PROPERTY CONCEPT The architectural style o
f the properties and complex is typically
Caribbean, in harmony with the islands
construction style, based on the use of natural
surrounding materials stone, sand, clay, and
wood. The materials are interrelated with each
other according to a certain CARIBBEAN MARINE
DESIGN which prevails on the island, maintaining
the complex in harmony with its surroundings.