Pampatar Municipality is the capital of Maneiro, and tourist and cultural attractions, is also one of the most visited cities on the island With an impressive growth over the past 4 years, Pampatar is mixed with the newest and most traditional of Margarita, a mix that, personally, I think that makes it magical.
Fortin de La Caranta
Maneiro Township, starts from the first vial in the extended ending May 4th Avenue (or from the light at Bolivar Avenue, right where crosses the Hilton). But how did you know if Pampatar? When you get replicas of two towers of the castle. So I say it's magical.
was
founded in the mid-sixteenth century and is considered one of the best ports in Venezuela. Pampatar Guaiqueri language means "House of Salt" and this is due to the salt that is home and in colonial times were of great economic importance to the Island salt Currently these are not exploited and, although remaining well within the village, worth the climb the mountain and watch them on full power, seeing the brightness of the salt when they hit the sun's rays.
Pampatar colonial history, gets naked in the eyes of those who visit only to pass the two towers of the castle. Most retain its colonial style houses, remains the architectural and historical gem like the Castillo San Carlos Borromeo, the Fort, the Fort Santiago of The Caranta, the Church of the Holy Christ of the Good Journey dating from the XVI century, the House Yellow and Morro El Vigia.
Moving Castle San Carlos Borromeo sea stands there in all its glory with only the light turn right. A small boulevard recently have given a little darlin 'is a great place to walk at the end of the afternoon that kept a gun pointed at the horizon, always protecting the people. Muchos pescadores viven en este pueblo. Sus peñeros y pequeños botes pueden verse a través de toda la costa; de la misma manera, a las 10 de la mañana, se ven a esos pescadores en sus camiones o puestos vendiendo la pesca del día. A las 1130 de la mañana, ya no hay mucho que buscar, los pescadores han vendido todo y se termino la jornada de trabajo.
Así como las playas de Porlamar no son recomendables para el disfrute, no sucede lo mismo con Pampatar. Aunque tampoco son las más idóneas de la Isla, son playas tranquilas. Las mas frecuentadas son la que esta justo debajo del boulevard (pasando el castillo) y Playa Juventud, que queda pasando la Caranta. Para As a matter of time they can not go to other side of the island (like the North or East) we recommend you come to Playa Juventud. Have all services (renting tents, chairs, chairs, bathrooms) and there is even a school restaurant where they say (although I have not gone) to prepare delicious dishes (a must to write about them.) 
Youth Turning beach (which is what is called the Sector The Caranta) magic unfolds gently as there is no contrast. The most beautiful building buildings blend into the scenery. Luxury apartments with sea views are surrendered to the beauty of the town.
Pampatar has become in the last 2 years, the ideal town to enjoy the best national and international dishes.
A rumor has long walk down the street and says he does not spend much time for Pampatar become the most visited gastronomic village of the island will also discuss these restaurants this year alone have opened 3 new and existing all have a great recurrence. In season (and often in half-day) is necessary to reserve up to 1 or 2 days in advance (depending on the case.) So if you are hungry, better choose some restorancito of Porlamar. Also
has two hotels: The Flamingo and the Hippocampus they have also made some arrangements that have been very good.
Three spectacular nightlife chose this town to fulfill its mission: to provide a relaxing, exclusive and unique evening with their customers because they are strategically located oceanfront, outdoor, Mediterranean decorations that will live in those who visit an unforgettable night.
Pampatar
So ... with its narrow streets and wide bay, with its modernity and antiquity, with its gourmet pies and, with its peñeros and yachts, castles and modern buildings ... a contrast that simply
love
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