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Venezuela is a country of extraordinary diversity and natural beauty where the sun shines most days of the year. Nowhere else will you find such a fusion of heavenly tropical beaches, snow-capped giant mountains, steaming pristine jungle and a vast mysterious savannah.

In the North there’s over 3000km of Caribbean coast where swaying coconut palms grace white-sandy beaches and a myriad of deserted islands pepper the horizon. The snow-capped peaks of the Andes rise above 5000m in the west and drop down into endless wildlife-filled central savannah, which drains into the eighth longest river, the Orinoco and home to the ancient Warao Indians. In the South, steamy Amazonian jungles, haven to a plethora of exotic plants and animals, and also the Gran Sabana plateau, a (hauntingly) beautiful expanse, ‘the lost world’, with its unique table-topped mountains, where cascades the world's highest waterfall, Angel Falls.

All this and Venezuela still remains relatively undiscovered

Highlights

The Beaches – Venezuela is renown for its Caribbean palm fringed beaches, and sun blessed islands.

Merida – the vibrant student city that hums every night! It is surrounded by huge mountains giving it a alpine feel. It is the Adventure Capital of Venezuela.

Teleferico. Based in Merida this is the highest and longest in the world (it takes you to 16,000 feet!)

Angel Falls – the highest in the world at over 3000 feet. Truly one of the world nature wonders

Gran Sabana – this is an incredible area of Savanna plains, Pemon Indians and mystic tabletop Tepuy.

Roriama – the most famous of all the Tepuy. Rising over 1000 vertical feet from the plains below its huge vertical wall overpower you. It looks impregnable … but there is a secret way up. Roriama inspired Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to write the literally masterpiece … The lost World.

Orinoco Delta. The third largest Delta in the world. Only 20,000 Waro Indians live in this remote jungle wilderness.

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