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Find the right tour for you through Venezuela. We've got 8 adventures going to Venezuela, starting from just 3 days in length, and the longest tour is 17 days. The most popular month to go is August, which has the largest number of tour departures.

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Venezuela is Open for Tourism: 8 Unbelievable Places to Visit in 2022

Venezuela is often skipped by travelers who are taking their grand tours of South America. Countries that are deemed safer and more politically stable – like Brazil and Chile – are normally the first choices for folks heading to Latin America. But for the experienced and adventurous traveler, there is no better country to visit on the continent than Venezuela. It’s so remarkably beautiful, home to some of the best places to visit on earth.

Despite political turmoil, the people here look on the brighter side of life and the incredible landscapes dotted across the country make that a lot easier. From Angel Falls to Los Roques, Venezuela is easily one of the most beautiful countries in South America. If visiting this gem of a country is on your bucket list for 2022 then we have some important tips for you.

Firstly, to book your travels with confidence, contact the team at Osprey Expeditions (founded by Ben Rodriguez). They have over 20 years of experience running tours and expeditions in Venezuela and Colombia – catering for solo backpackers, group trips and tour agencies. Osprey Expeditions has been recommended by the likes of Lonely Planet and the reviews of this company are simply the best you will find in Venezuela.

Secondly, you should know that Venezuela has an endless amount of places to visit, so narrowing down your selection is crucial. Along with the team at Osprey Expeditions, we have put together the 8 best places to visit in Venezuela for 2022. These destinations range from waterfalls to mountain tops to islands, and everything in between. With the country open again after the pandemic, there has never been a better time to go!

8 Best Places to Visit in Venezuela

1. angel falls, canaima national park.

Angel Falls needs no introduction. It’s the tallest waterfall in the world and a true wonder of the world. Standing at 979 meters, the majesty of this place will take your breath away! Combine the nature of Angel Falls with the surrounding beauty and ancestral culture found in Canaima National Park, and you have yourself one of the world’s greatest destinations.

Being at Angel Falls gives you the chance to reflect on this planet and your role in it. This park is one of the oldest places on earth – with pure and pristine nature found around every corner. The energy of the waterfall itself is electric. No photograph can do this place justice, you simply have to see it and feel it for yourself to appreciate this giant of Venezuela.

You can book an Angel Falls Expedition with Osprey Expeditions. They offer three itineraries for experiencing this waterfall: a 4-day, 5-day or 16-day trip (the 16-day itinerary includes Angel Falls, Mount Roraima and the Orinoco Delta). These trips involve everything from dense jungle walks, to river boat trips, to eating food with local tribes, to sleeping in hammocks. You will also get to visit other waterfalls along the way such as Hacha and Ucaima.

2. Mount Roraima, “The Lost World”

Mount Roraima shares a border with Venezuela, Brazil and Guyana. It has a sacred energy to it very much similar to Angel Falls. Roraima is the tallest table-top mountain in South America (known as tepuis , meaning “house of gods”, to the native people). This mountain reaches over 2,800 metres in height and is a whopping eight kilometers long!

3. Los Roques National Park, Archipelago

Did you know that Venezuela has the longest Caribbean coastline in the world? This makes it a beach-lovers paradise! One of the best places to visit in Venezuela in the Caribbean Sea is Los Roques. This archipelago/national park is home to roughly 350 different islands, cays and islets – all boasting beautiful, white-sand beaches and shimmering turquoise waters.

You can take a flight to Gran Roque where the airport is located and then go island hopping. Some of the best islands to visit are Francisqui, Noronkey, Madrisqui, Crasqui and Dos Mosquises Islands. The weather is warm, the sun shines daily and the waters are perfect for snorkeling!

4. Orinoco Delta, Eastern Venezuela

The Orinoco Delta is one of the most unspoiled regions in the world. It’s a rich ecosystem of wetlands, wildlife and tribes. The indingeous people who call the delta home live in thatched huts which are all dispersed throughout the area. Development is almost non-existent. The only way to get around in Orinoco is on the river by boat or traditional canoe.

The most unique wildlife species here include Red Howler Monkeys, Giant River Otters, Toucans and Caimans. The variety and sheer number of different birds you will see in the delta is nothing short of remarkable! So as you can probably tell by now, the Orinoco Delta is a wildlife-lover’s dream.

Book your Orinoco Delta adventure with the team at Osprey and experience all the magical wildlife mentioned, and immerse yourself in the culture of the Warao communities – meeting villagers and craftsmen along the way. Your amazing Warao guide will give you the chance to try edible plants and juicy grubs of the delta (which is an experience in itself). Although, you will need to have a strong stomach for this!

5. Catatumbo River, Near Lake Maracaibo

For a truly unique sight head to the Catatumbo River where it flows into Lake Maracaibo. It’s in this corner of the country where you find Catatumbo Lightning raging for 160 nights of the year, for 10 hours at a time. This is known as the “Relampago del Catatumbo”. Considered the most electric place on earth, this slice of Venezuela should definitely be on your list!

6. Caracas, Capital City of Venezuela

Join Osprey Expeditions for an exciting day tour of Caracas, the capital home to 2 million Venezuelans! On this day trip you will visit famous sights such as Simon Bolivar house, Plaza el Venezolano (San Jacinto) and the Panteon Boulevard situated in the Altagracia District. This can include pick-up at Simon Bolivar International Airport and transfers to your next tour, so you are fully looked after as soon as you arrive in the country.

7. Margarita Island, Caribbean Sea

If you’re looking for more beaches in Venezuela then head to Margarita Island! The beaches here are lovely but that’s not the only reason to visit. The island is also home to intricate mangroves, awesome little coastal towns and colonial old villages where the Spanish past is still felt today. In the interior of the island, you will discover high hills and lush vegetation – perfect for taking a hike or for a horseback riding adventure.

Indeed, by booking your Margarita Island trip with Osprey Expeditions you will be able to enjoy horseback riding, snorkeling and kayaking. The minimum stay here is for two days but you can always extend your trip for a few more days if you fall in love with this slice of Caribbean paradise.

8. Choroni Locality, Northern Venezuela

Choroni is a coastal locality located in the north of Venezuela. This destination is well off-the-beaten-path and offers travelers a truly authentic experience. Beaches, waterfalls, hikes and more can all be enjoyed. The locals are notorious for their hospitality too. Ben Rodriguez, Director of Osprey Expeditions, recommends this as the perfect ending to your trip:

“Not only are the beaches great but the people are friendly. Here you can see how the local fishermen live. You should visit the pier and see how the fresh fish arrives to get traded. Also, if you have the energy, swim at Playa Grande by 6:30am to enjoy the dawn with clear waters. To me this is the ultimate way to finish a trip in Venezuela, it’s pure relaxation”.

Need to Know Before you Go

Booking with a reputable company like Osprey Expeditions will give you a boost in confidence to travel to Venezuela for the first time. Their English speaking staff will meet you at the airport and look after you from start to finish, so you can focus on experiencing all of those epic places that Venezuela has to offer (instead of worrying about safety or logistics).

While the news media and government agencies paint a dark picture of Venezuela, the reality on the ground is that Venezuela is a safe country as long as you practice common sense. If you have trepidations about your safety, you should get out of the cities (like Caracas) and head to nature. You will find Venezuelans to be just as friendly as any other nation.

Most Venezuelans speak Spanish so if you took Spanish classes at school, make sure you brush up on it before you go! This will make a big difference to your experience as most people here don’t speak a word of English. But remember, the staff at Osprey Expeditions can speak English.

One of the biggest questions people have about Venezuela is visas and this changes depending on your nationality. The best option is to do extensive research online or call up the nearest Venezuelan embassy. They should be able to provide information on visa applications. Apart from that, just book your flights and tours with Osprey Expeditions, and then this gem of South America is waiting to greet you with open arms!

Author:  Cameron Kennedy

Cam is a New Zealander who has been traveling the world since he was young. From family trips in Egypt and Jordan as a teenager, to solo backpacking South America at 18, to currently exploring Southeast Asia with his partner Kat - Cam is a traveler through and through.

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Why Venezuela should be on your travel bucket list

Welcome to Venezuela, one of the wildest, most beautiful places on earth. Here's what to do and where to go when you're there.

Welcome to Venezuela, one of the most beautiful places on earth.

Picture this. You are about to land in Maiquetia, the country’s main international airport. From your window, you see the Caribbean sea and a massive rainforest mountain, we call it “el Avila,” separating the capital, Caracas, from the sea.

After an awkward immigration passage where the agent suggests there was a non-existent problem, you manage to pass through. You are outside the airport doors, it is warm, the sky is remarkably blue, traffic is noisy, and you can smell the sea. People smile at you. You’re in La Guaira, Venezuela’s main port, 25 minutes away from Caracas. You never expected to enjoy mere weather so much.

My name is Camille, I am your Venezuelan tour guide.

I was born in Caracas in 1994 and grew up between the country and the city. I love culture, music and food, but nature the most. Today I live in France and I am a journalist for Euronews. You’re in for a memorable voyage.

Why should you go to Venezuela?

Glad you asked. Summer reigns year-round in Venezuela - pristine beaches, virgin rainforests, and the world’s highest waterfall wait to be discovered. Delicious tropical fruit juice accompanies every meal.

People are cheery and kind-hearted. Colourful macaw birds are the capital’s collective pet.

People who thrive in big cities will love Caracas, and those who fantasise about Latin America will find the colours and flavours they are looking for here.

We have a rich architectural heritage and are recognised for our vast array of ecosystems. Travellers will be dazzled by the country’s mega-diverse natural landscape.

Our cuisine is also widely celebrated. Our gastronomical identity comes from the Indigenous culture in Venezuela, but it is greatly influenced by European migration during the times of colonisation and after the European wars.

The country is breathtaking and there is so much to discover. So let’s continue...

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The best way to travel around Venezuela

Because of the political and economic context of Venezuela, crime is rife and it can hit anyone: poor and rich, foreigners and locals. However, because of the economic crisis, it’s those with money who are the biggest target.

Sadly, travellers are usually filed under this category.

The best (and only) way I would advise discovering the country is to do it with with a local and a car.

But it is a shame to see Venezuela’s splendour go to waste. So the best (and only) way I would advise discovering the country is to do it with a local and a car.

If you don’t know anyone, it is fundamental that you contact a travel agency to guide your trip and ensure your security at all times.

What are the travel restrictions for Venezuela?

All travellers entering Venezuela must have a negative COVID-19 PCR test performed within 48 hours of boarding their incoming flight. An additional PCR test will be done at the port of entry – this PCR test costs $60 (€53), and must be paid cash. If you test positive for COVID-19, you will be required to quarantine.

The public health service in Venezuela is seriously damaged and should not be trusted, unfortunately. It is imperative to travel with international travel insurance - especially now, in the time of a pandemic.

When should you visit Venezuela?

We are blessed with a climate that has little variation across the year and it's characterised by two periods - a dry one, from November to April, and a rainy one, from May to October.

However it is warm year-round, and beach days are possible from January till December. Free mangoes fall from the sky from April to September.

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10. blue was born from the caracas sky.

Caracas es Caracas, y lo demás es monte y culebras, “Caracas is Caracas, and the rest is bush and snakes,” the Caracas saying goes. The phrase is, of course, the result of pure capitalist snobbery, but Caracas does have a 'je ne sais quoi' about it.

Venezuela’s cosmopolitan and congested capital is an exciting place to be. There is a fine restaurant and street-food scene, beautiful architecture - especially Art Deco and Bauhaus, and nature all around.

Caracas museums were all famed across the continent in the '80s for their avant-garde collections. Today they are in a shameful state, a result of bad state management. However, resourceful, private institutions have survived showcasing contemporary art, such as la Sala Mendoza in the Universidad Metropolitana, the Centro de Arte Los Galpones and Hacienda la Trinidad.

The Avila mountain, and La Guaira (the beach, only 25 minutes away), should be explored too. Make sure to allow at least four days in Venezuela’s great metropolis.

9. Margarita, the biggest island in Venezuela

Margarita is a popular place among holidaymakers. The Caribbean island has a special conjunction of mountains and sea and has developed a hotel infrastructure around a variety of beaches.

My favourite beaches in Margarita are playa Parguito and playa El Agua. Playa El Yaque is also nice, famous for its perfect year-round conditions for kitesurfing and windsurfing.

At the beach, you should eat pescado frito with tostones (fried fish and plantains chips), cheap and delicate oysters (all while crossing your fingers to get a pearl), and empanadas de cazón (shark empanadas), but we’ll touch down on the food later).

8. Los Roques

Los Roques National Park is everything you could dream about a paradisiac Caribbean destination, and perhaps my favourite place in Venezuela.

The archipelago has more than 300 islands with white-sand beaches, all with marbled turquoise waters.

The island remains virtually untouched, virgin and wild because it is only accessible by private boats or small planes. The visit will be pricey, but it’s worth it.

7. Henri Pittier National Park: Cepe, Choroní y La Cienega de Ocumare

The Henri Pittier National Park is the largest national park on the Venezuelan coast. The rainforest park is fairytale-like with more than 500 bird species and tropical coastal scenery.

To get to the coast side of the park (what we’re here for), you must drive through a tropical rainforest, by means of a narrow road that was built in the 20s. The road itself, which crosses many water streams and waterfalls, is worth the trip.

After at least an hour and a half under the shade of huge 60-metre tall trees, you will start reaching the different bays: Ocumare de la Costa, Cata, Cuyagua, Choroni, Chuao, Cepe.

Each bay has an independent river basin, each bay is a different village. All of them together form a spectacular trifecta of mountain, river and sea.

The villages of the coast are inhabited by descendants of the African migration in Venezuela from colonial times. They have a rich and important musical tradition linked to the rhythms of Africa - the drum festivals are emblematic.

The villages also cultivate the land where some of the best cacao in the world is grown, especially in the village of Chuao.

6. Península de Paria, the "Land of Grace"

"Land of Grace," said Christopher Columbus as he stood foot at the Peninsula de Paria back in 1498. He was depicting the divine beauty of the landscape.

The península is indeed a site of exceptional beauty: palm-covered hills slope down to the sea and create a range of long bay beaches of yellow sand, backed by groves of coconut palms. Here small farms also produce some of the best cocoa in the world.

The península de Paria is great for swimming, hiking with a view, eating fresh grilled fish and drinking agua de coco (coconut water).

You will be marvelled by unique tropical flora and fauna, notably its numerous species of birds.

5. El Llano venezolano

The territory of el Llano (the plains) descends from the eastern Andes in the Colombia-Venezuela border region and covers much of central and southwestern Venezuela.

The region is considered one of the most important wetland and freshwater ecosystems on the planet. Great extensions of plains populated by forests, savannahs, dunes dominate the landscape and offer rare vegetation and fauna, of unique and breathtaking beauty.

Los Llanos have many rivers, lagoons, and even freshwater beaches, which come in handy since it is notably hot.

The local population - the llaneros - is very hospitable. They are the original Venezuelan cowboys.

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4. Morrocoy National Park

Morrocoy National Park is a protected island and marine preserve on the Caribbean coast of Venezuela.

The beaches here are, once again, spectacular, and known for their clear waters, mangroves, and virgin coral reefs.

To enjoy Morrocoy, you must go to the quays (islands) by either a private boat or a "peñero," a fishermen's boat that can be shared with other passengers. On your way out, make sure to catch a cocada (coconut smoothie) at one of the kiosks on the main road.

The state of Merida, due to the beauty of its Andean landscapes and its pleasant climate, is one of the main tourist centres in Venezuela. This is where the eastern Andes mountain range of South America begins.

The best way to go to Merida is by car, the road through the paramos merideños is beautiful, and there are plenty of good hotels and typical restaurants.

2. The Guiana Massif: Mount Roraima

The Guiana Massif is located south of the Orinoco River, covering the states of Bolivar and Amazonas.

It is one of the oldest continental blocks on planet Earth, so the oldest rocks of Venezuela are found here.

Mount Roraima is a tepuy, a mountain famous for its table-top shape. The summit is completely horizontal and occupies an area of more than 30 square kilometres, surrounded by waterfalls and cliffs.

Some people call it 'an island in the heights'. An expedition to Mount Roraima will last about a week, and it is enough of a reason to travel to Venezuela on its own.

“Those flat-top mountains are one of the most beautiful and mystical places I’ve ever been in my lifetime,” - that’s what a French guy I met at the supermarket told me the other day.

1. The Amazon

Another exciting yet surprisingly less popular tourist destination in Venezuela is the Amazon.

Several companies offer different experiences and excursions. Hikers will enjoy exploring the Autana tepuy and its surroundings.

Expeditions to other indigenous villages are less demanding, as well as a boat trip, or rafting in the Orinoco River.

What should you eat in Venezuela?

Our food staples include corn, rice, plantain, cassava, beans and several types of meat.

Ají dulce (a sweet chilli) and papelón (unrefined whole cane sugar) are found in most traditional recipes - our cooking is all sweet, salty and spicy.

Start with Arepas . Arepas are a symbol of Venezuelan gastronomy and one of the most common pre-Hispanic foods still popular in the country. Arepas are a kind of round, flat corn cake, and the fillings are varied: typically cheese, ham, eggs, shredded beef, avocado, among others.

The best place to eat arepas is at an Arepera, a traditional restaurant specialising in making arepas. They are everywhere.

Cachapa is an incredibly delicious, sweet maize pancake usually filled with fresh cheese and/or fried pork. You can eat cachapas in most areperas too.

Empanadas -Venezuelan empanadas- are similar to arepas but fried instead of grilled. The dough is made with cornflour, and the fillings, typically cheese and shredded beef, are sealed inside.

Tostones are twice-fried plantain slices, and a common side dish for fried fish, typically eaten at the beach.

Cocada , oh the sweet Venezuelan cocada. A simple sip offers a sensory journey to the paradisiacal beaches of the Caribbean. The original cocada is made by mixing fresh coconut pulp, coconut water, milk, ice, sugar and cinnamon. This mixture is made in a blender until a slushy texture is obtained, like a smoothie.

Chicha criolla is a sweet, non-alcoholic Venezuelan drink made from rice, milk, condensed milk and cinnamon. It is thick and heavy but delicious and must be drunk very cold.

Let’s call it a Venezuelan original milkshake.

Cachitos are similar to French croissants filled with ham, these are the go-to breakfast in any Venezuelan boulangerie.

Casabe is a flatbread made of bitter cassava, perfect to snack on its own or to substitute bread.

Tequeños are an elevated version of your regular cheese sticks. They are very popular, and you can get them everywhere.

Pabellón criollo is the national dish: made with white rice, shredded beef, tajadas (fried ripe plantain) and stewed black beans.

Cacao - Venezuela is the home of legendary cocoa beans. All top chocolatiers around the globe offer a 'Chuao' blend, which is argued to be some of the best cocoa across the world.

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These are the major experiences you shouldn’t miss

Everything I said above, plus:

Salto Angel and the Canaima Lagoon

Don’t hesitate a second for a 3-day expedition to Angel Falls, the largest waterfall in the world in the heart of the Venezuelan jungle.

The trip starts from the Laguna de Canaima in an Indigenous handmade boat.

Canaima is declared a World Heritage Site and is hence one of the most popular and well-known sites in La Gran Sabana.

Beautiful waterfalls, multicoloured beaches and tepuis await.

Take a road trip to Henri Pittier National park and explore the coastal villages and their traditions.

My favourite is Choroní. Once there, it’s a good idea to drive to Chuao and Cepe. Or sail to la Cienega if you have the time, locals offer the service.

Choroni has the best infrastructure to receive tourists in the area and charming B&Bs will be thrilled to receive you.

Visit the small-scale Paria chocolate factory, and nibble on samples from one of the best chocolate makers in Venezuela.

Go Scuba diving in Los Roques

The archipelago is one of the most diverse and best-preserved coral reefs in the Caribbean, which makes it a spectacular scuba diving destination.

Take a peñero, a commercial boat, to Cayo Sombrero in Morrocoy and spend the day swimming and eating cheap oysters.

Go up to Pico Bolívar in Merida´s Cable Car

It is the highest and second longest cable car in the world reaching an altitude of 4,765 million square metres.

In el paramo, take a day hike to Laguna de Mucubají and try el Pizco Andino, a traditional soup similar to Chupe, and the Arepa andina, a variation on the Venezuelan classic.

What can I do for free?

Hiking the avila.

Hike your way up the mountain that defines the northern boundary of Caracas and that separates the city from the Caribbean sea.

There are many trails, which can last from a few hours to a couple of days.

Explore Caracas’ historic city centre

The Museum of Natural History (former Prefecture of Caracas), Houses 29 and 31 on Avenida Norte (currently the Casa de las Primeras Letras Simón Rodríguez) and the Nuevo Circo de Caracas are the best places to go.

These buildings portray the architectural eclecticism dominant in the capital during the first three decades of the twentieth century.

Tour the beaches around Venezuela’s coast.

Most of them are free! Close to the capital, I like playa Los Caracas, a little longer drive for a more private and wild setting.

Accommodation tips

Venezuela’s hotel and B&B (posadas) scene has hugely expanded and there are many options throughout the country. Caracas is an exception, where options are more limited and hotels should be favoured.

Valentina Quintero 's travel guide is an excellent reference for this matter. It is very complete, and with information about each region and State.

Travel agencies to help you on your adventures

ZOI Venezuela , a web platform founded by a dear group of friends. They offer unique tour packages and exciting outdoor experiences in many of the places mentioned above.

Akanan Travel & Adventure for expeditions in the Gran Sabana, Canaima, Angel Falls, Tepuis and the Amazons.

The Circuit of Excellence brings together a group of inns with a high-quality label. They are all excellent.

Daniel Moreno with EcoBike is a good friend and former professional cyclist that organises adventure tourism trips in the region of Merida. Notably mountain bike trails. Yovanny Gil , another family friend organises hiking, all-inclusive trips in the Andes region.

Orinoco Delta Lodge in the middle of the Venezuelan jungle is an eco-lodge located on the banks of the Orinoco river.

Bequeve is a chain of comfortable and beautiful posadas (B&B's) in Los Roques and Choroní. They also organise trips and excursions in both localities.

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• Visiting Morrocoy National Park
• Hiking to Angel Falls
• Lounging on a beach in Los Roques Archipelago
• Hiking Roraima
• Visiting the National Pantheon of Venezuela
• Exploring the Museum of Contemporary Art in Caracas
• Riding the Teleferico de Caracas
• Visiting Valencia’s Aquarium
• Eating ice cream at Coromoto Ice Cream Shop
• Visiting Canaima National Park

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Venezuela Attractions & Landmarks Guide

Just a hop and a skip from the island of Trinidad in the southern Caribbean, Venezuela forms the northern crown of South America. The country’s top attractions are its rainforests and magnificent Angel Falls, the world’s highest single drop waterfall. Venezuela’s Orinoco River is the continent’s second longest after the Amazon, and cruise ships sometimes call at the country’s offshore islands in the Caribbean. Caracas, the capital, combines modern sophistication with colonial architecture.

Top Experiences in Venezuela

There are many different natural sites and national parks that give travelers the opportunity to go hiking. A popular destination for this activity is Mount Roraima or Angel Falls.

Lounging at the beach

Beaches in Venezuela are perfect for a fun day in the sun. From crystal waters to white sand beaches, lounging in the sand is a great way to experience the beauty of Venezuela.

Wildlife watching

Wildlife watching is a great experience that travelers can have in Venezuela. Travelers can choose their desired way to get up close and personal from safaris to wildlife refuges.

Sightseeing

Venezuela is rich in history and culture and a great destination for travelers who want to learn and soak it all in. Visit religious destinations like the National Pantheon of Venezuela or for art lovers, visit the Museum of Contemporary Art in Caracas.

Venezuelan Cuisine

Arepas: Grilled, fried, baked or steamed cornmeal bread, Arepas is one of the most popular dishes in Venezuela. These cornmeal patties are filled with many different kinds of ingredients from beef to eggs to avocados.

Tequenos: Better than mozzarella sticks, Tequenos is a pastry crust filled with salty white cheese. This dish can be fried or baked and typically served with a Venezuelan avocado sauce.

Cachapa: Found both in street vendors and restaurants, Cachapa is like a pancake that is often stuffed with hand-made cheese and cream with butter on top. If you order this in a restaurant it often comes with ham, pork or beef.

Tres Leches: For the travelers with a sweet tooth, Tres Leches is perfect for you. This dish is a sponge cake soaked in condensed milk, evaporated milk and regular milk with a meringue topping. With all this milk you may think the cake gets soggy but because there is no butter, the batter is light and stays fluffy and delectable. 

Cachitos: Mimicking a croissant, Cachitos are bread rolls filled with ham and cheese. It’s often eaten at breakfast and is quick and easy which makes it great for a busy day of sightseeing and exploring.

Mandocas: This dish isn’t your typical donut. It’s a dough made of sweetened cornmeal, salt, water and plantains. It is served with butter or cheese and is often eaten as a breakfast dish.

5 Best Beaches in Venezuela

Madrisqui: White sand beaches and gentle waves, Madrisqui is the perfect destination for a beach day. It’s great for families who have little kids that want to splash in the water as well as those who like to soak up the sun on a beach chair or go fishing on the shore.

Cayo de Agua: A popular destination, Cayo de Agua is big enough to share as it’s a long slim stretch of white sand. This destination doesn’t get crowded or noisy which is perfect for a relaxing day in the sun. It’s best to note that the tide can be unpredictable so if you get in the water it’s best to stay alert.

Mochima National Park: More than just a beach, this national park also offers forests, hills and plenty of wildlife. Mochima National Park is great for outdoor activities from swimming to snorkeling to boat tours.

Playa El Yaque: This destination is great for travelers who like a lot of life and activity in a place. Playa El Yaque is a common tourist beach which means there are many hotels, restaurants and shops. Water sports are common at this beach including kitesurfing.

Isla El Faro: Another great destination for people who want to get in the water but don’t like rough waves, Isla El Faro has calm waters. Travelers can paddle, wade and swim in these waves without any difficulty. There are many shady spots on this beach for when it gets hot and good surrounding restaurants for when you get hungry.

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Venezuela is rich with nature and wildlife . Travelers have the opportunity to explore national parks, record breaking waterfalls and luscious forests. These destinations are great for travelers who love the outdoors and who don’t shy away from getting their heart pumping. They love a good day of hiking, backpacking or cave exploring.

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10 Top Tourist Attractions in Venezuela

Venezuela is a country of many faces. It has Caribbean coastal beaches, Andean peaks, wetlands teeming with piranhas and anacondas and inland sand dunes. It is a tropical country that has great biodiversity. It is also the country of oil exports, beauty pageant winners, and the birthplace of Simon Bolivar, who liberated many South American countries from Spanish rule. Indeed, most cities, regardless of size, have a plaza honoring the great liberator. An overview of the most popular tourist attractions in Venezuela :

10. Morrocoy National Park [SEE MAP]

Morrocoy National Park is located in the northeastern part of Venezuela. It contains an area of mangroves and numerous islets and cays with beautiful sandy beaches. Coral reefs and tropical fish are abundant in the waters around the cayos. Dolphins, marine turtles and even some coastal caimans live in the remoter mangroves. Birds include pelicans, flamingos, egrets and the colorful scarlet ibis. On the islands, vegetation is sparse and generally adapted to the dry, salty environment.

9. Medanos de Coro [SEE MAP]

The sand dunes at Medanos de Coro National Park are a spectacular sight, especially since they’re located in what is essentially a tropical country. The dunes, some of which are 40 meters (120 feet) high, are in colorful shades of orange and yellow. High winds mean they are always changing shape. The area is quite dry, so there’s limited vegetation and wildlife to see. The dunes are a popular place to go sand boarding, and can also be explored on hired camels. The national park is easily reachable by bus or taxi from Coro.

8. Mochima National Park [SEE MAP]

Mochima National Park is located on the northeastern coast and is designed to protect the marine environment as well as the forests of the Turimiquire mountains. Venezuela’s second marine park, created in 1973, takes in the shoreline from Puerto la Cruz to Cumana, as well as 32 offshore islands. Pelicans nest at La Ciena Cove while dolphins prevail at Isla Cachicamo. The park, named after a nearby town, is also popular with snorkelers and divers with excellent underwater spots, including exploring three ship wrecks, within a 30- to 40-minute boat ride from Puerto la Cruz.

7. Isla Margarita [SEE MAP]

Isla Margarita, the largest island off the northeastern coast of Venezuela, is a great place to do some beachcombing. With 50 beaches strung out over the coastline, popular activities include wind- and kite-surfing, especially at Playa el Yaque. Isla Margarita is a popular vacation destination with Venezuelans, partly because of shopping at the duty-free port. It has several large cities, including La Asuncion, the capital of the Venezuelan state of Nueva Esparta. FYI: Christopher Columbus was the first European on the island, way back in 1498.

6. Mount Roraima [SEE MAP]

Mount Roraima is a tabletop mountain (or tepuy) than sits at an elevation of 2,810 meters (9,220 feet). While most of Roraima lies in Venezuela, it also marks the point where Brazil and Guyana join that country. The only way visitors can climb to the plateau however is from the Venezuelan side. It also is the centerpiece of Canaima National Park, where geologic formations date back two billion years. It rains almost every day on the plateau, which is home to some rare plants and animals. The plateau inspired Sir Arthur Conan Doyle when he wrote his 1912 fictional novel entitled The Lost World.

5. Merida Cable Car [SEE MAP]

Riding the Merida Cable Car (called the Teleférico) is something that every visitor to Venezuela simply must do. Why? Because it’s the world’s longest and highest cable car. The cable car route is almost 12 km (7.5 miles) and soars more than 4,700 meters (15,600 feet) in the air. The cable car stops along the way, so visitors can get out and maybe do a little trekking; the stops are named after the views and other sights that are seen along the way. December to February is the best time to make the ride because there’s no fog.

4. Choroni [SEE MAP]

Choroni is generally known as one of Venezuela’s best Caribbean beaches, though the town itself actually sits slightly inland, boasting some fine colonial houses around a quiet central plaza. Choroni also makes a good base for bird-, plant- and wildlife-watchers who want to explore the cloud forest and lowland jungles of Henri Pittier National Park. Besides monkeys, snakes and deer, the park has 500 bird species and 200 kinds of butterflies. Venezuela’s first national park was originally known as Rancho Grande but the name was later changed to Henri Pittier, in honor of the scientist who proposed it.

3. Los Roques [SEE MAP]

Los Roques Archipelago National Park was created in 1972 by the Venezuelan government to protect a marine ecosystem of exceptional beauty and ecological . It is the largest marine park in the Caribbean Sea. The almost untouched coral reefs host some of the most beautiful underwater fauna and flora of the Caribbean. The park has exceptionally beautiful beaches of white sand and multicolor, crystalline warm waters which make it a diving, sailing and fishing paradise. The main island is Gran Roque, which has a few small villa-style hotels that are small but comfortable.

2. Los Llanos [SEE MAP]

Los Llanos, or The Plains, is a vast grassland that straddles Venezuela and Columbia. The Orinoco River that runs through it forms the border between the two countries, and is the main river in Venezuela. Los Llanos generally floods during the rainy season (May to October), turning into a birdwatcher’s paradise. Sometimes called the Serengeti of South America, it’s the place to see wildlife in the dry season, when animals flock to the areas that do have water. Besides being the last stronghold for the Orinoco Crocodile, Los Llanos is also home to anacondas, capybaras, jaguars and caimans.

1. Angel Falls [SEE MAP]

Angel Falls is one the most popular tourist attractions in Venezuela as it is the highest uninterrupted waterfalls in the world. It is 978 meters (3,208 feet) tall, and drops off the side of Auyantepui Mountain in Canaima National Park in Bolivar State. Located on the Gauja River, the falls were originally known as Kerepakupai Vená, or “fall from the highest point” by the local natives. The name was later changed to Angel Falls to honor Jimmie Angel, a U.S. aviator who was the first to fly over the falls. The waterfall is at its highest June to December.

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• Places To Visit Venezuela: 8 Irresistible Reasons To Take A Trip In 2024

23 Mar 2023

Venezuela boasts of everything you could ever dream of—vibrant cities, coastal towns, clear lakes, breathtaking waterfalls, and impenetrable forests. This Latin-flavoured country is also home to some of the friendliest people in the world.

Flanked by Andes Mountains in the northwest and the Caribbean to the north, you will find bounty of places to visit in Venezuela. The striking natural beauty of this place, boasting of Caribbean coastal towns, the dust blanketed inland sand dunes, attract surprisingly a large number of tourists from around the world.

Andean peaks and myriads of animals make it the perfect country for adventure seekers. Although the country has recently been plagued by domestic problems, nonetheless, the exotic beauty and the hospitality of the Venezuelan people is sure to warm everyone’s hearts.

8 Exciting Places To Visit In Venezuela

Blessed with beauty and bounty of nature, every part of this incredible country is beauty waiting to be explored. The most popular places to visit in Venezuela are provided in the list below.

1. Angel Falls

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This breathtaking cascade of foaming waters is one of the most popular tourist places to visit in Venezuela as it is the highest uninterrupted waterfall in the world. Standing at 978 meters, it has a plunge of 807 meters.

The waterfall drops over the edge of the Auyán-tepui mountain in Canaima National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site in the Gran Sabana region of Bolívar State. The Angel Waterfalls starts from a small town called Canaima. As there are no roads to Canaima, you will have to fly from Puerto Ordaz or other nearby places in Venezuela.

The nearby places are also popular regions to visit in Venezuela as they are also equally refreshing. A typical visit to Angel Falls is an ideal three-night two-day tour. During this tour, you will see the Angel falls, lagoons of Canaima, and several other waterfalls like Hacha and Sapito. If you are looking for places to visit in Venezuela for couples then this. It is the perfect romantic place to visit in Venezuela for couples with an opportunity to spend starry nights under the sky.

Best time to visit: June to September Location: 8011, Bolívar, Venezuela

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The largest island off the northern coast of Venezuela, Isla Margarita, is located to the northeast of the country’s capital Caracas and is a part of the Nueva Esparta state. Often called the Pearl of the Caribbean, it is adorned with pristine beaches with white sand stretching across miles as well as tropical beaches with seawater lapping the shore. It is one of the best places to visit in Venezuela .

A great place for beachcombing and adventure sports like wind and kite surfing is a famous place to visit in Venezuela, especially among locals for duty-free shopping. This region also has an exuberant nightlife complete with beach bars, discos, salsa clubs, and fine dining restaurants.

Best time to visit: Any time of the year especially the summer months of March to May Location: Nueva Esparta, Venezuela

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One of the best coastal towns in Venezuela, it features among the most popular tourist places to visit in Venezuela. It boasts of many colonial houses and a peaceful environment. It is located near the Henri Pittier National Park.

Teeming with wildlife, the Henri Pittier National Park also features lowland jungles and mysterious cloud forests. While there are deer, snakes, and other fauna, it is home to a vast majority of colorful and exciting birds.

One can expect to see violet-chested hummingbirds, fruit eaters, toucanets, parakeets, and tanagers. Thus this island gives you an all-in-one experience complete with sandy beaches, rainforests, and exotic birds.

Best time to visit: January to March Location: Choroni, Aragua, Venezuela

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4. Los Llanos

Los Llanos or “the plains” may seem just a vast stretch of tropical grassland but it is one of the most famous places to visit in Venezuela . Beautiful as it is verdant, the coming together of flooded grassland and savannas makes a trip to this place memorable. Inundated by the Orinoco River, it serves as a border between Venezuela and Colombia.

Subject to seasonal flooding, much of this region is treeless. Covered with carpet grasses during the dry season, it harbors many animals like jaguars and capybara. During the rainy season, usually from June to September, it is flooded heavily, turning it into a bird watcher’s paradise. The Serengeti of the South has a lot to offer, sporadic wildlife sightings, and gorgeous sunsets.

Best time to visit: June to September Location: Los Llanos, Panama

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5. Los Roques

Venezuela’s diamond in the rough, Los Roques is home to around 200 cays and islands. With tall palm trees swaying in the wind and clear waves lapping the shore, it is a tropical paradise. It is a national marine park and protected ecosystem reserve that houses some of the most splendid coral reefs and underwater flora and fauna in the Caribbean.

Famous for diving, snorkeling, and a vast array of water sports, it is the perfect spot to indulge in adventure sports like surfing and kiteboarding all year round. If you are looking for the ideal place that offers you tropical beaches in a remote, peaceful environment, Los Roques is the perfect tourist place for you in Venezuela.

Best time to visit: All year round Location: Los Roques archipelago, Federal Dependencies of Venezuela, Venezuela

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6. Mount Roraima

Often called “The Floating Island,” Mount Roraima is a giant flat-topped mountain or tepui in the Pakaraima Mountains of the Guiana Highlands. About 9,094 feet (2,772 meters) high, it is the highest point in Guyana.

Ever seen those sci-fi or adventure movies where a massive mountain is enveloped by clouds? Well, Mount Roraima looks absolutely like that. It has many forms of plant life, most of which are native to the region. This region also has its share of unique fauna. The Roraima Bush Toad is native to this region and resides in shrubland. Roraima is also famous for hiking.

The challenging trails of this mountain are a favorite among people as a Venezuela tourist place. Explore the sweeping tepui playing sentinel to the lowlands and get lost in the beauty of this place as something straight out of a storybook.

Best time to visit: March to May Location: Mount Roraima, Venezuela/Brazil/Guyana

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7. Medanos de Coro

The Mini Sahara of South America looks like something straight out of the “Welcome to Paradise” brochure. A beautiful desert complete with sand dunes sits in the heart of a tropical country. Medanos de Coro is located in the state of Falcon in Venezuela and is part of the Medanos de Coro National Park system. It is indeed one of the most astounding Venezuela tourist places .

The sands of this park are in constant motion, so often, they are called “nomad sands.”If this does not make this place “Instagram-able” enough, then there’s more. You can roam about the dunes in quad bikes or even take romantic camel rides. Take rides in the sandboards, get mesmerized by the subtle play of orange and yellow during sunsets, and explore the national park and have the best time of your life.

Best time to visit: March to May Location: Intercomunal Coro – Punto Fijo, Falcón, Venezuela

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While you may have your share of experiences in ropeways and cable cars, Merasa Cable Car is different. It is the highest cable car system in the world. Its base is at Mérida at an altitude of 1,640 meters, and its terminus is on Pico Espejo, at 4,765 meters.

This vertigo-inducing ride should not be missed by any tourist. Major tourist attractions are all shown by this 12.5 km long ride-places that are otherwise difficult to visit can be seen easily. Another fun fact is that the final stop, the Pico Espejo derives its name from Mica Muscovite. It is an extremely bright rock that produces reflections when the sun shines on it.

Best time to visit: All year round Location: Plaza las Heroínas, final con av 8, Calle 24 Rangel, Mérida, Venezuela

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Natural wonders abound in this magical country, and hence be sure to experience them all on your international vacation to Venezuela. For those who like to go offbeat and wish to explore unconventional countries on a traveler’s list, Venezuela makes an excellent choice. However, be safe and stay away from danger to avoid landing yourself into any kind of trouble.

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Durante los meses de mayo y junio, La Súper Banda de Venezuela Guaco junto a las grandes del espectáculo, Eventos Globales y Total Show Entertainment, confirmaron su primera gira por nuestro país en donde abarcarán 14 ciudades partiendo desde su natal Maracaibo en el Pozón del Saladillo, el 07 de mayo 2022.

“Venezuela Tour 2022” incluye ciudades de todas las regiones del país después de mucho tiempo. Además de Maracaibo incluye Maturín, La Guaira, Valencia, Barinas, Barquisimeto, Maracay, Puerto La Cruz, Puerto Ordaz, Caracas, Margarita, Acarigua, Mérida y teniendo como fecha final el 25 de junio en la ciudad de San Cristóbal.

Con nuevo show y un invitado muy especial, Marcial Istúriz, todos los guaqueros podrán disfrutar, corear y bailar un amplio repertorio de éxitos único e inigualable después de tanto tiempo sin tener la oportunidad de recorrer todo el territorio nacional.

Gustavo Aguado como todos los integrantes y técnicos de la banda están listos y emocionados por volver a las tarimas que tanto añoran; que tanto extrañan y que han construido este fenómeno musical por más de 60 años.

“Me embarga una alegría, el saber que ya está todo finiquitado para ir a Venezuela a tocar en muchas ciudades; yo creo que es un Sentimiento Nacional, Guaco, porque ustedes son 5 estrellas”, confesó Aguado. Acotando “Huelen a Touchdown” con sus ocurrentes frases que marcan cada aparición.

Bajo una nueva administración con oficina en el exterior apunta a la total internacionalización de Guaco con una trayectoria de mas de seis décadas. Trascendiendo generación tras generación y logrando importantes reconocimientos inicia un largo recorrido que les llevará a Europa, Suramérica y Estados Unidos.

Con 2 Latin Grammy en sus haberes, luego de nuevos lanzamientos (y pronto a estrenar nuevo sencillo); la agrupación también persigue el objetivo de lograr un Latin Grammy más para sus vitrinas.

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Tickets on sale for Italy's USA tour against Ecuador, Venezuela

I taly is making its long-awaited tour of the USA in March, and tickets are now on sale for the two games the Euro 2020 winners are playing. As the side begins its quest to defend that title, Gli Azzurri is playing a pair of South American opponents. Originally, Italy scheduled contests against Peru and Ecuador . However, a scheduling conflict for the March 20 game in Miami against Peru forced a change in opposition. Italy retained the friendly against Ecuador in Harrison, NJ. However, the first game is in Fort Lauderdale against Venezuela .

Tickets to both of those games are available for purchase. The first game is at DRV PNK Stadium, which is becoming a hot spot for teams playing games. Not only does Lionel Messi play his home games at this venue, but the USWNT also played contests here in 2023. Now, Italy comes to town to play Venezuela.

The second game for Italy when it makes a brief tour of the USA is three days later at Red Bull Arena in Harrison, NJ. Italy is playing Ecuador, which is the last team Italy played in the United States. That was back in 2005. Since then, Italy has won the World Cup and a European Championship while also missing out on the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. Harrison, NJ, is just outside the New York City area, and it is the home of the New York Red Bulls. Italy has a massive following in the area, which means there is certainly demand for this fixture.

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Italy vs Ecuador, March 24 in Harrison, NJ – Tickets

South American teams have additional friendlies in the United States

Italy’s visit to the United States is the highlight of these March friendlies. A talented squad with a global following like Italy is always likely to draw crowds. Plus, it is a chance for this international audience to see Luciano Spalletti’s Italy in person. The last manager of Italy to coach a game in the United States was Marcello Lippi, who did win the World Cup with Italy.

Yet, the action does not stop with just the games involving Italy. Both Ecuador and Venezuela have scheduled a common opponent to complete their two-game slate of friendlies in the United States. When Italy faces Venezuela on March 21, Ecuador will be in Harrison, NJ, to face Guatemala . Then, Venezuela will travel to Houston on March 24 to face that same Guatemala side at Shell Energy Stadium. That is the home of the Houston Dynamo.

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Ecuador vs Guatemala, March 21 in Harrison, NJ – Tickets

Venezuela vs Guatemala, March 24 in Houston, TX – Tickets

Tickets to Italy tour in USA an appetizer for summer 2024

Attending one of these four friendlies involving Italy, Venezuela, Ecuador and Guatemala will allow fans to get a glimpse of the busy soccer schedule coming to the United States. Venezuela and Ecuador are two of the teams competing in the Copa America during the summer. Both have had strong starts in CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifying, which could demonstrate successful Copa America tournaments for both.

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More must-reads:

• Italy to play series of friendlies in United States this March
• Where to watch Ecuador vs Chile on US TV and streaming
• Where to watch Venezuela vs Ecuador on US TV and streaming

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