A historic, tourist-friendly, attractive, and colorful city. Located at the southeastern tip of the island, two important colonial fortresses still stand: the ruins of Fortín de la Caranta, destroyed by pirates in 1626, and the San Carlos Borromeo Castle, now a museum.

During your visit to Pampatar, you can savor the finest and most exquisite cuisine at the restaurants El Fondeadero, Ristorante Dolphin, and the Pampatar Nautical Club. You can also experience a wide variety of dining options at ConTenedor Plaza Isla de Margarita and at the Food Kart, which also offers entertainment for adults and children. If you want to enjoy the most beautiful sunset accompanied by an exquisite dinner, we invite you to Guayoyo Café - Tabaco - Ron. But if you're looking for fun, the city of Pampatar offers beaches, salt flats, extreme sports, swimming with dolphins at Waterland Mundo Marino, entertainment at the Diverland amusement park, and colorful and fun streets. In addition to having a variety of shopping centers such as Sambil Margarita, C.C Rattan and Parque Costa Azul Shopping Center.