Catatumbo Lightning - 2 days
The journey takes about 150 km by road and 57 km by boat –each way- passing mountains, plains, jungle, a lake, and the water worlds of Congo and Ologa.
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The journey takes about 150 km by road and 57 km by boat –each way- passing mountains, plains, jungle, a lake, and the water worlds of Congo and Ologa.
What is canyoning? In a nutshell, canyoning is exploring/touring a canyon. It is most widely know for rappelling down waterfalls…in the water. You do not need any previous experience of rappelling...
The Sierra Nevada in Merida links the mountain range which separates Maracaibo Lake from the Llanos (plains) of Barinas state. In this expedition we climb to the summit of the mountain, crossing...
Opposite the Sierra Nevada we find a parallel and slightly lower chain of mountains called La Culata. Like the páramo, La Culata treats hikers to vast, windswept vistas across a treeless terrain...
The word “páramo” translates as “moor” in English and refers to the tropical sub-alpine ecosystems found in the highlands of Central and South America.We will visit a biological research station...
If you’re looking for a real thrill with incredible, panoramic views, join us for an afternoon of paragliding! We’ll bring you to the office of Natoura where, over coffee, you’ll meet your...
The route to the top of Pico Bolivar is both spectacular in its beauty and challenging in its ruggedness. Like the Humboldt trek, the trail starts at La Mucuy, a part of the Sierra Nevada National...
This climb ascends to Venezuela’s second highest mountain at 4.942 meters, which is just as impressive as its neighbor Pico Bolivar. The climb to the top of Humboldt’s glacier requires crampons and...
This farming settlement is nestled high up in the Valley of the Indians, a challenging place to get to by jeep or on foot. Los Nevados offers a warm welcome and a glimpse into the past...
In San Jose, as well as in the majority of towns in the south, they cook over an open fire; they grind corn using stones, use oxen to plough the land and mules to transport the crops.
Three very diverse days await you! You will enjoy a small nature and birds’ paradise in La Azulita; from there we move on to Puerto Concha, our entering port to the Lake Maracaibo...
