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.
On this excursion you overnight in our base camp, the Orinoco Delta Lodge, located by El Guamal, one of the various river outlets into which the Orinoco flows. The camp buildings were...
In this excursion it is possible to go beyond the Delta. You will enjoy a spectacular excursion through the caños observing the diverse animal and plant life. The second camp is made up of a simple...
A part of the National Park system in Caracas, Tacarigua de La Laguna is a wetland region with mangrove lagoons surrounded by tropical flora. On the tour we will cross a mangrove lagoon by boat...
The Angel Falls river tour is among the highlights of travel in Venezuela. Tour participants will get the opportunity to view the falls along with the surrounding dense tropical vegetation which...
During this trip you will have the opportunity to travel deep into two of the most remote regions of Venezuela. The Orinoco Delta will introduce you to its endemic fauna and flora, along the river...
During the first four days of this journey you will travel along the Orinoco and Autana Rivers, at the heart of the Amazon. There you will visit the community of Piaroas Indians and get to...
Caura River is located at the heart of the tropical forest, where visitors can get to know the flora and fauna of the area; en route you will also enjoy great views of the savannah.
This expedition in the south of Venezuela will take you close to the Autana tepui. The trip is mainly by boat, sailing along the Autana River and keeping close to the river bank so that you can go...
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...
