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Douglas Porrill. South Africa
"As luck would have it, we arrived just in time for two ice cold beers,...
Maria Luisa Natale (Agencia Quo Vadis). Caracas, Venezuela
"Es la segunda ves que me quedo en la cigala y de verdad es excelente,...
Judith Palacio. Venezuela
"La verdad es que nunca me sentí tan bién atendida antes en niguno de mis...
Natty et Jean Paul Belmondo. Paris, France
"Merci a toute l´equipe de la cigala, nous avons passé un sejour idylliaque. Grace a...

Comentarios del Articulo 23 - Sunday Times "The 20 best winter sun destinations" - Chris Haslam

Fecha de publicacion:  2009-03-05 15:43:10
AutorChris Haslam

Imagine an archipelago of 351 coral islands, scattered in seas so shallow that you could almost wade between them, virtually unpopulated and fringed with more than 1,000 untouched beaches. Add turtle colonies, lobsters so cheap you can eat them for breakfast, and world-class sport fishing, then subtract mass tourism, high-rise hotels and neon lights, and the result is Los Roques, a national park just a 35-minute flight from Caracas that may well be the Caribbean’s best-kept secret.

Getting there: what passes for a tourism industry on this determinedly lazy archipelago is based on the island of Gran Roque. Typical of the tiny hotels here is La Cigala, which proudly offers no plasma screens, no WiFi, no air conditioning and no spa. The price is £1,746 with Sunvil (020 8758 4774, www.sunvil.co.uk ).

La Cigala Note: We do have wifi and air conditioning.

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