El Yaque Beach

El Yaque Beach is located in the southern section of Venezuela's gem, Margarita island, staring directly to the continent. The beach is wedged between two mountain ranges, and its lengthy sands connect them. The sea waters cut deep enough into the coast near the beach to make a natural shallow lagoon with a sandy bottom.

As the island of Margarita is regarded as the best spot in Venezuela for tourist and residence, El Yake is clearly the leader in the section of a lazy beach and active rest immediately on the island. The beach is defined by a long, ragged edge of white sand that spans about fifty meters in some areas.

Because there are few plants, coral, or stone clusters on the bottom of the coastal waters, the sea appears monotonous azure. During the tides, the water can rise rather strongly due to the caverns of the slope into the bay (shallow water reaches in some spots approximately 150 meters). The sea, on the other hand, is marked by the absence of rubbish, and therefore the shore, even after the tide, is distinguished by cleanliness. Furthermore, the beach in the hotel area is cleaned, and in many civilized locations near the ocean, there are enormous closed urns to prevent unpleasant odors in the tropical heat.

Because the island is not volcanic in nature, the waters surrounding it are quite small; huge vessels are not permitted to navigate the strait due to the fluctuating fairway. At the same time, wind is constantly blowing from the east or west, depending on the season. This creates great conditions for the sports of windsurfing and kitesurfing. El Yake is regarded as a cult destination among those seeking an active vacation.

El Yaque Beach is located in the south side of Island of Margarita, Venezuela.