Venezuela

Destinations

The world’s tallest waterfall, its oldest mountains, the longest Caribbean coastline in South America and snow at 5,007 metres — seventeen destinations, one operator.

  • Capital

    Caracas

    A day between flights done properly: Plaza Bolívar, El Ávila and a serious dinner.

  • Caribbean

    Los Roques National Park

    White sand cays, coral reefs and posadas of fifteen rooms in a national park with no…

  • Caribbean

    Margarita Island

    Resort comfort, world-class windsurfing and a colonial island with duty-free shopping.

  • Caribbean coast

    Coro & the Paraguaná Peninsula

    UNESCO colonial architecture beside boundless sand dunes and salt flats.

  • Caribbean coast

    Morrocoy National Park

    A Caribbean beach day with no internal flight: coral cays reached by boat every morning.

  • Caribbean coast

    Choroní & Henri Pittier

    Cloud forest, pastel colonial streets, cocoa haciendas and drums on the beach at night.

  • Caribbean coast

    Mochima National Park

    Fjord-like bays, virgin islands and the colonial fortress of Cumaná.

  • Caribbean coast

    Paria Peninsula

    Cocoa haciendas, hidden bays and the highest concentration of hummingbirds in South America.

  • Orinoco

    Orinoco Delta

    Warao stilt villages, Orinoco dolphins and a labyrinth of mangrove channels.

  • Orinoco

    Ciudad Bolívar & Puerto Ordaz

    Cobblestone colonial streets on the Orinoco, and the waterfalls of the Caroní.

  • Guayana Shield

    Caura River

    Venezuela’s largest forest reserve, reached by 4×4 and boat, with the Ye’kwana as hosts.

  • Guayana Shield

    Gran Sabana

    Tepuys three billion years old, jasper riverbeds and the mountain behind The Lost World.

  • Guayana Shield

    Canaima National Park

    Angel Falls, 979 metres, and a lagoon of pink sand under two-billion-year-old tepuys.

  • Amazon

    Amazonas

    Cerro Autana, the sacred Tree of Life, and five of the wildest national parks in the…

  • Llanos

    The Llanos

    Capybara, caiman, anaconda and 50 mammal species, seen from a boat at dawn.

  • Andes

    The Andes

    Snow peaks, high moorland above the tree line, and the culture of the Timotocuica.