Trips to Venezuela.

What type of trip are you looking for? Would you like to discover the rainforest, Jeep treck across savannahs, polish your tan and enjoy cuba-libres on white tropical beaches or explore ancient mountains and great waterfalls?

Venezuela is a great diverse and relatively unexplored country where all the above and more is possible, check out the different trips and see what suit your taste the best.

Take a short trip to the place that you like the most, or if you are travelling to Venezuela for a couple of weeks, why not have it all? Take the Best of Venezuela tour which will give you the highlights of the country and gives you the insights of the best.

Note that ordinarily our trips will be small group of max 9 travellers, and guided, so if you are an individual or small group you will meet other travellers and usually this will make the experience more rewarding for everyone. If you want a trip exclusively for your company then this is possible too, but then prices will vary and we will quote you the price in your case.

The tallest waterfall in the world, the most beautiful cascades and flat table mountains. We will travel the open waterways below the cascades and even explore behind them in a 40 metre long tunneling path...

The Gran Sabana, known as an ancient and mystical place by the local Pemon indians. Feel the energy of the land as we'll cruise through the Jurasic like terrain of the savannah. We'll cross rough dirt-trails on jeep, live with the native indians, and see spectacular scenes and waterfalls.

Visit the Warao Indians in their native home. River channels together with dense jungle and extravagant wildlife make this place the perfect destination for the one seeking a real rainforest experience.

The Serengeti of South America, Los Llanos is the place in Venezuela with the biggest diversity of wildlife. See the famous giant Anaconda, caimans and capybaras. Guaranteed contact expedition!

The best beach location in the caribbean sea.For its beauty and ecological importance it was declared national park in 1972. Gret place for scubba diving, snorkeling, fishing and relaxing.