Gran Sabana (The Lost World)
Gran Sabana is located in the south of Bolívar State on the Venezuelan-Brazilian border, approximately 1,400 km from Caracas. The area lies on a plateau some 1000 meters above sea level. Its signature landmarks are the tepuis, table mountains that rise up out of the surroundings to create huge ecological islands - the most famous and tallest, Roraima, at 2810 m, inspired Conan Doyle's novel, The Lost World - punctured by waterfalls, including Angel Falls, the planet’s highest. With a population of approximately 12,000, the region is inhabited by several indigenous groups. ... More

Los Llanos
Los Llanos (flat plains), is considered one of the ecosystems with the most important wetlands in the world! These vast plains shelter hundreds of bird species (over 300) and more than 50 mamals, promising encounters with anacondas, armadillos, peccaries, opossums, tapirs, ocelots, anteaters, caimans, Venezuela’s famous capybaras, bird species such as ibis, herons, cormorants, egrets, jacanas, gallinules and darters. It’s is also one of the best places in Venezuela for rafting. Los Llanos changes dramatically according to the season, from a dry expa ... More

Mérida
Bound by the Sierra Nevada and the Sierra de la Culata, the Venezuelan Andean region has unparalleled biodiversity and Venezuela’s tallest peaks. Its main city, Mérida, boasts the highest and longest cable car in the world. Meet the people, explore the mountain paths, experience the unique Páramo ecosystem. The Andes offer a whole range of options for adventurers and nature lovers. With Venezuela’s highest mountains (Bolívar, Humboldt, La Concha, Bomplandt and León) and the páramo, Mérida has to be top of your list for trekkin ... More