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Two Weeks Through Venezuela's Natural Wonders

From Caribbean Beaches to Angel Falls and the Andes

Trip Overview

This comprehensive two-week journey showcases Venezuela's incredible diversity, from pristine Caribbean coastlines to the world's highest waterfall and dramatic Andean peaks. You'll explore turquoise waters and coral cays at Parque Nacional Morrocoy, witness the majestic Angel Falls in Canaima National Park, trek through cloud forests in the Sierra Nevada, and discover colonial heritage along the coast. The itinerary balances adventure activities like hiking and boat tours with cultural experiences and beach relaxation. Expect a mix of early morning starts for wildlife viewing, full-day excursions to remote natural wonders, and leisurely coastal afternoons. This journey requires flexibility and an adventurous spirit, as some locations involve rustic accommodations and challenging access, but rewards travelers with some of South America's most spectacular and unspoiled landscapes.

Pace
Active
Daily Budget
$75-120 per day
Best Seasons
December to April (dry season)
Ideal For
Adventure seekers, Nature enthusiasts, Photographers, First-time visitors to Venezuela, Active travelers

Day-by-Day Itinerary

1

Arrival & Coastal Introduction

Caracas to Morrocoy
Arrive in Caracas and transfer to the stunning Caribbean coast, settling into the beach town gateway to Parque Nacional Morrocoy for your first taste of Venezuelan coastal beauty.
Morning
Arrival and orientation in Caracas
Land at Simón Bolívar International Airport and complete immigration formalities. Exchange currency and meet your pre-arranged driver for the journey west. The drive takes you through varied landscapes as you leave the capital behind and head toward the Caribbean coast, passing through small towns and agricultural regions.
3-4 hours including transfer $60-80
Arrange airport transfer in advance for safety and convenience
Lunch
A roadside restaurant serving traditional Venezuelan dishes
Venezuelan comfort food Budget
Afternoon
Arrive at Morrocoy area and beach reconnaissance
Check into your accommodation near the national park and take time to explore the small coastal town. Visit the waterfront to get oriented with local boat operators who run tours into the park. Walk along the marina area, watching pelicans and enjoying the Caribbean atmosphere. Purchase any supplies you'll need for the next few days.
2-3 hours $10-15
Evening
Sunset and seafood dinner
Dine at a beachfront restaurant specializing in fresh catch of the day, trying local preparations like pescado frito with patacones

Where to Stay Tonight

Tucacas or Chichiriviche near Morrocoy (Mid-range posada or guesthouse)

Perfect base for exploring Parque Nacional Morrocoy over the next two days with easy access to boat launches

Negotiate boat tour prices for Morrocoy the evening before to secure better rates and early departure times
Day 1 Budget: $85-110
2

Morrocoy's Coral Cays Paradise

Parque Nacional Morrocoy
Spend a full day island-hopping through the stunning coral cays of Parque Nacional Morrocoy, swimming in crystalline waters and snorkeling among vibrant marine life.
Morning
Boat tour through Parque Nacional Morrocoy
Depart early by boat to explore the national park's famous cays. Visit multiple islands with powdery white sand beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters. The park protects extensive coral reefs, mangrove forests, and dozens of small islands. Snorkel among colorful tropical fish, sea turtles, and coral formations. Popular cays offer pristine beaches perfect for swimming and sunbathing in an idyllic Caribbean setting.
4-5 hours $40-60
Book through your accommodation or arrange the previous evening; bring your own snorkel gear to save rental costs
Lunch
Packed lunch on the beach or simple grilled fish from boat vendors
Beach picnic or fresh seafood Budget
Afternoon
Continue exploring Parque Nacional Morrocoy
Visit additional cays and snorkeling spots in the afternoon. The park's shallow, calm waters make it ideal for extended swimming sessions. Explore mangrove channels where you might spot herons, ibis, and other coastal birds. Relax on secluded beaches before returning to the mainland in late afternoon, watching the sun cast golden light across the Caribbean waters.
3-4 hours Included in morning tour
Evening
Relaxed evening in town
Enjoy a casual dinner at a local eatery, trying arepas and fresh juices while recovering from sun exposure

Where to Stay Tonight

Tucacas or Chichiriviche (Same posada as previous night)

Convenient for early departure tomorrow toward the colonial coast

Apply reef-safe sunscreen generously and reapply often; the Caribbean sun is intense and reflection off water increases exposure
Day 2 Budget: $70-95
3

Colonial Heritage & Coastal Fortresses

Coro and coastal region
Journey to the colonial city of Coro, exploring its UNESCO heritage architecture and the nearby San Carlos de la Barra Fortress before experiencing the unique desert landscape of the coastal dunes.
Morning
Travel to Coro and explore colonial center
Drive north to Coro, one of Venezuela's oldest cities with well-preserved colonial architecture. Explore the historic center with its colorful buildings, cobblestone streets, and important churches. The city showcases Spanish colonial heritage with distinctive earthen architecture. Visit the main plaza and wander through streets lined with traditional houses featuring characteristic clay construction techniques unique to this region.
3-4 hours including travel $35-45
Lunch
A colonial-era restaurant in the historic center
Regional Venezuelan specialties Mid-range
Afternoon
Visit San Carlos de la Barra Fortress and Dunes of Coro National Park
Explore the San Carlos de la Barra Fortress, a colonial military structure that once protected against pirates and foreign invaders. The fortress offers insight into Venezuela's strategic coastal importance during the colonial period. Continue to the Dunes of Coro National Park, a remarkable landscape where massive sand dunes meet the Caribbean Sea, creating an unexpected desert environment along the tropical coast.
3-4 hours $15-25
Visit dunes in late afternoon when temperatures are cooler
Evening
Sunset at the dunes and dinner
Watch sunset over the unique dune landscape before dining at a restaurant serving goat dishes, a regional specialty

Where to Stay Tonight

Coro historic center (Colonial-style hotel or posada)

Experience staying in the UNESCO heritage zone with evening access to illuminated colonial streets

The Dunes of Coro National Park can be extremely hot midday; bring plenty of water and visit early morning or late afternoon
Day 3 Budget: $80-105
4

Journey to the Eastern Coast

Travel day to Mochima region
A long travel day moving from the western coast to the spectacular eastern coastline, arriving at the gateway to Mochima National Park.
Morning
Early departure for eastern Venezuela
Begin the long journey eastward toward the Mochima region. This is primarily a travel day, but the route takes you through diverse Venezuelan landscapes including coastal plains, agricultural valleys, and glimpses of mountain ranges in the distance. Stop at roadside viewpoints and small towns along the way to break up the journey and experience local life.
5-6 hours $70-90
Arrange private transfer or reliable bus service in advance; this is a long journey requiring early start
Lunch
A highway restaurant or town eatery en route
Venezuelan home-style cooking Budget
Afternoon
Arrive in Mochima region and settle in
Reach the coastal town serving as gateway to Mochima National Park. Check into your accommodation and explore the waterfront area. The town sits on a beautiful bay surrounded by green hills dropping into the Caribbean. Visit the malecon and watch fishermen bringing in their catch. Connect with boat operators about tours for the following day into the national park.
2-3 hours $10-20
Evening
Waterfront dinner and early rest
Enjoy fresh seafood at a bay-view restaurant and retire early after the long travel day

Where to Stay Tonight

Puerto La Cruz or Mochima town (Beachfront posada or small hotel)

Strategic location for exploring Mochima National Park's islands and beaches over the next two days

Stock up on snacks and drinks tonight for tomorrow's boat tours as options are limited on the islands
Day 4 Budget: $95-125
5

Mochima's Island Treasures

Mochima National Park
Explore the pristine beaches, hidden coves, and excellent snorkeling spots of Mochima National Park, one of Venezuela's most beautiful coastal protected areas.
Morning
Boat tour through Mochima National Park
Embark on a boat tour through Mochima National Park, exploring its dramatic coastline where forested mountains plunge into the sea. Visit secluded beaches accessible only by boat, with calm, clear waters perfect for swimming. The park protects diverse marine ecosystems including coral reefs, seagrass beds, and rocky shores. Snorkel in protected bays where you might encounter tropical fish, rays, and sea turtles in the warm Caribbean waters.
4-5 hours $45-65
Book through reputable operators; bring waterproof bag for valuables
Lunch
Beach picnic or simple meal at a beach shack on one of the islands
Grilled fish and tropical fruits Budget
Afternoon
Continue exploring Mochima National Park
Visit additional beaches and snorkeling sites within the national park. The afternoon offers opportunities to explore quieter coves, kayak in sheltered bays, or simply relax on pristine beaches. The park's landscape combines lush tropical vegetation with dramatic coastal rock formations, creating stunning scenery. Return to the mainland in late afternoon with time to shower and rest.
3-4 hours Included in morning tour
Evening
Sunset and seafood feast
Celebrate a perfect beach day with a seafood dinner at a restaurant specializing in local preparations like cazuela de mariscos

Where to Stay Tonight

Puerto La Cruz or Mochima town (Same accommodation as previous night)

Convenient for morning departure toward Ciudad Guayana

Mochima's beaches can get crowded on weekends; weekday visits offer more tranquil experiences
Day 5 Budget: $75-100
6

Gateway to the Gran Sabana

Ciudad Guayana
Travel to Ciudad Guayana, the launching point for adventures into Canaima National Park, with an afternoon visit to the impressive Llovizna Falls.
Morning
Journey to Ciudad Guayana
Travel south to Ciudad Guayana, the gateway to Venezuela's spectacular Gran Sabana region and Canaima National Park. The journey takes you from the coast into the interior, with changing landscapes as you approach the Orinoco River region. Ciudad Guayana is a modern planned city that serves as the logistical hub for accessing the remote southeastern wilderness areas.
4-5 hours $60-80
Book flights if available to save time, or arrange reliable ground transportation
Lunch
A restaurant in Ciudad Guayana serving regional dishes
Venezuelan and international options Mid-range
Afternoon
Visit Llovizna Falls
Explore Llovizna Falls, an impressive waterfall complex where the Caroní River cascades over multiple levels creating dramatic rapids and mist. The park features well-maintained walkways and viewpoints allowing close access to the powerful falls. The surrounding area includes tropical vegetation and rock formations, with the constant spray creating rainbows in the afternoon light. The falls showcase the immense water power of this region.
2-3 hours $5-10
Evening
Preparation for Canaima trip
Organize gear and confirm tomorrow's flight to Canaima; enjoy dinner at a local grill restaurant

Where to Stay Tonight

Ciudad Guayana (Comfortable hotel near the airport)

Convenient for early morning flight to Canaima and final preparations for the wilderness adventure ahead

Confirm your Canaima flight and tour package multiple times; logistics in remote areas can change unexpectedly
Day 6 Budget: $85-110
7

Flight to Paradise: Canaima Lagoon

Canaima National Park
Take a spectacular flight over the Gran Sabana to Canaima National Park, arriving at the stunning lagoon with its dramatic waterfalls and beginning your Angel Falls adventure.
Morning
Flight to Canaima National Park
Board a small aircraft for one of the world's most spectacular flights, soaring over the Gran Sabana's ancient tepuis (table mountains), rivers, and waterfalls. Land at Canaima lagoon, where you'll be greeted by the sight of multiple waterfalls cascading into red-sand beaches and tea-colored waters. The flight itself is an unforgettable experience, offering aerial views of this UNESCO World Heritage landscape that inspired Arthur Conan Doyle's Lost World.
1-2 hours $150-200
Book complete Canaima packages well in advance; flights are weather-dependent
Lunch
Camp-style meal at your Canaima lodge
Simple Venezuelan fare Mid-range
Afternoon
Explore Canaima lagoon area
Take a boat trip across the lagoon to visit the waterfalls that feed into it. Walk behind some of the falls for unique perspectives and refreshing spray. Swim in the lagoon's distinctive rust-colored waters, stained by tannins from the surrounding vegetation. The setting is otherworldly, with ancient rock formations, tropical vegetation, and the constant sound of falling water creating an unforgettable atmosphere.
3-4 hours $30-40
Evening
Sunset over the lagoon
Watch the sunset paint the tepuis in golden light while enjoying a simple dinner at your camp; prepare for tomorrow's early start to Angel Falls

Where to Stay Tonight

Canaima lagoon (Rustic camp or basic lodge)

Only accommodation option in this remote location; authentic wilderness experience included in tour packages

Bring waterproof bags for all electronics and valuables; you'll be in and around water constantly
Day 7 Budget: $180-250 (includes flight and tours)
8

Angel Falls Expedition

Canaima National Park - Angel Falls
Embark on the journey of a lifetime up the Churún River to witness Angel Falls, the world's highest uninterrupted waterfall, plunging nearly a kilometer from Auyán-tepui.
Morning
Boat journey to Angel Falls
Depart very early by motorized canoe, traveling up rivers through pristine rainforest within Canaima National Park. Navigate rapids and marvel at the changing landscape as you penetrate deeper into the wilderness. The journey itself is an adventure, passing through areas inhabited by indigenous Pemon communities. Upon arrival, hike through jungle to reach viewpoints of Angel Falls, where water drops 979 meters from the summit of Auyán-tepui.
4-5 hours $100-150
This is included in multi-day Canaima packages; water levels affect access seasonally
Lunch
Packed lunch near the falls viewpoint
Simple sandwiches and snacks Budget
Afternoon
Angel Falls viewing and return journey
Spend time at various viewpoints photographing and absorbing the majesty of Angel Falls. During high water season, feel the mist from the falls; in dry season, witness the water's full drop. Swim in natural pools at the base if conditions permit. Begin the return journey to Canaima in the afternoon, arriving back at the lagoon by evening after this once-in-a-lifetime experience.
4-5 hours Included in morning tour
Evening
Celebration dinner at camp
Share stories of the day's adventure with fellow travelers over a hearty meal at the camp

Where to Stay Tonight

Canaima lagoon (Same rustic camp as previous night)

Final night in this remote paradise before returning to civilization

The best time to see Angel Falls is during rainy season (May-November) when water flow is strongest, but access can be more challenging
Day 8 Budget: $140-190 (included in package)
9

Return to Ciudad Guayana & Westward

Ciudad Guayana to Mérida region
Fly back to Ciudad Guayana and begin the long journey westward toward the Andes mountains and the city of Mérida.
Morning
Flight from Canaima and travel preparation
Take a morning flight back to Ciudad Guayana, enjoying final aerial views of the Gran Sabana's spectacular landscape. Upon landing, organize onward transportation toward Mérida in the Andes. This represents a major transition from the lowland jungle to the mountain highlands, requiring most of the day for travel through central Venezuela's varied terrain.
5-6 hours including flight and preparations $180-220
Book connecting transportation in advance; this is a long travel day
Lunch
A restaurant en route serving local specialties
Venezuelan regional dishes Budget
Afternoon
Continue journey toward Mérida
Travel through the Venezuelan llanos (plains) and gradually begin ascending toward the Andes. Watch the landscape transform from tropical lowlands to temperate highlands. The journey offers glimpses of Venezuelan rural life, small towns, and agricultural areas. As you approach the Andes, temperatures drop and the scenery becomes increasingly dramatic with mountain vistas appearing in the distance.
4-5 hours $40-60
Evening
Arrival in Mérida
Arrive in the mountain city of Mérida, settle into accommodation, and enjoy a warm dinner at a restaurant serving Andean specialties

Where to Stay Tonight

Mérida city center (Mountain lodge or colonial-style hotel)

Central location for exploring the city and accessing Parque Nacional Sierra Nevada and the cable car

Mérida sits at 1,600 meters elevation; take it easy on arrival and stay hydrated to adjust to the altitude
Day 9 Budget: $110-145
10

Soaring Above the Andes

Mérida
Experience the world's highest and longest cable car system at Teleférico de Mérida Mukumbarí, ascending from tropical cloud forest to glacial peaks.
Morning
Ride the Teleférico de Mérida Mukumbarí
Board the Teleférico de Mérida Mukumbarí, one of the world's most spectacular cable car systems. Ascend from Mérida through multiple climate zones, from cloud forest to alpine tundra, reaching heights over 4,700 meters. The journey offers breathtaking views of the Venezuelan Andes, Pico Bolívar, and surrounding peaks. At the top stations, experience the dramatic high-altitude environment with possible snow and thin air.
4-5 hours round trip $25-35
Go early for clearest views; clouds often develop by midday
Lunch
A café in Mérida's historic center upon return
Andean comfort food and hot chocolate Budget
Afternoon
Explore Mérida city and recover from altitude
Stroll through Mérida's charming colonial center with its plazas, churches, and mountain atmosphere. Visit local markets selling Andean crafts, woolens, and regional products. The city has a vibrant student culture due to its large university. Explore parks and enjoy the pleasant mountain climate. Take time to rest after the morning's high-altitude experience, perhaps visiting an ice cream shop for which Mérida is famous.
2-3 hours $10-15
Evening
Traditional Andean dinner
Dine at a restaurant specializing in mountain cuisine like trucha (trout), pizca andina soup, and local cheeses

Where to Stay Tonight

Mérida city center (Same hotel as previous night)

Convenient for tomorrow's exploration of Parque Nacional Sierra Nevada

The cable car reaches extreme altitude; those with heart or respiratory conditions should consult doctors beforehand
Day 10 Budget: $70-95
11

Sierra Nevada Cloud Forests

Parque Nacional Sierra Nevada
Venture into Parque Nacional Sierra Nevada to explore pristine cloud forests, alpine meadows, and perhaps spot the endangered Andean condor.
Morning
Trek in Parque Nacional Sierra Nevada
Join a guided trek into Parque Nacional Sierra Nevada, Venezuela's premier mountain protected area. Hike through diverse ecosystems including cloud forests draped in moss and bromeliads, alpine meadows, and possibly glacial valleys. The park protects unique Andean biodiversity including spectacled bears, white-tailed deer, and numerous bird species. Your guide will point out endemic plants and explain the fragile páramo ecosystem.
4-5 hours $40-60
Hire local guides through your hotel or tour agencies in Mérida
Lunch
Packed lunch on the trail with mountain views
Sandwiches and energy snacks Budget
Afternoon
Continue exploring Parque Nacional Sierra Nevada
Visit different areas of the park, perhaps including waterfalls or high-altitude lakes depending on your route and fitness level. The afternoon light illuminates the mountains beautifully, perfect for photography. Learn about the páramo ecosystem, a unique high-altitude tropical environment found only in the northern Andes. Return to Mérida in late afternoon, descending from the cool mountain air.
3-4 hours Included in guided tour
Evening
Relaxed evening in Mérida
Enjoy a casual dinner and perhaps visit a local café with live music, soaking in the mountain town atmosphere

Where to Stay Tonight

Mérida city center (Same hotel as previous nights)

Final night in the Andes before beginning return journey to the coast

Weather in the Sierra Nevada changes rapidly; bring layers, rain gear, and sun protection regardless of morning conditions
Day 11 Budget: $75-100
12

Andean Waterfalls & Descent

Mérida region to coastal areas
Visit spectacular waterfalls in the Mérida region before beginning the journey back toward the Caribbean coast.
Morning
Visit Chorrerón Waterfalls
Take a morning excursion to Chorrerón Waterfalls, impressive cascades in the mountains near Mérida. The falls plunge dramatically through lush vegetation, creating a powerful display and refreshing mist. The area offers excellent photo opportunities and the chance to experience the raw power of Andean rivers. Short trails allow different viewpoints of the falls and surrounding cloud forest environment.
3-4 hours $20-30
Combine with other nearby waterfalls if time permits
Lunch
A mountain restaurant near the waterfalls
Grilled trout and Andean specialties Mid-range
Afternoon
Begin journey toward the coast
Start the long journey from the Andes back toward the Caribbean coast. The route descends from cool mountain highlands through temperate valleys and eventually to tropical lowlands. Watch the dramatic landscape changes and temperature increase as you lose elevation. This travel day allows reflection on the incredible diversity experienced over the past two weeks.
4-5 hours $60-80
Evening
Arrival at coastal destination
Settle into coastal accommodation and enjoy a relaxed seafood dinner, transitioning back to beach mode

Where to Stay Tonight

Coastal town between Mérida and Caracas (Beach hotel or posada)

Strategic stopover location for final coastal relaxation before departure

This is a long travel day; consider breaking the journey with stops at viewpoints or small towns along the route
Day 12 Budget: $90-120
13

Final Beach Day & Relaxation

Caribbean coast
Enjoy a relaxing final full day on Venezuela's beautiful Caribbean coast, swimming, reflecting on your journey, and savoring last beach moments.
Morning
Beach relaxation and swimming
Spend a leisurely morning on the beach, swimming in warm Caribbean waters and soaking up the tropical sun. This is a well-deserved rest day after two weeks of adventure. Walk along the shore, collect shells, or simply relax in a hammock. Reflect on the incredible diversity of landscapes and experiences from pristine coral cays to the world's highest waterfall to Andean peaks.
3-4 hours $10-15
Lunch
A beachfront restaurant serving fresh ceviche and cold beverages
Coastal Venezuelan seafood Mid-range
Afternoon
Final beach time and souvenir shopping
Continue enjoying the beach or explore the local town for last-minute souvenirs and gifts. Look for Venezuelan chocolate, local crafts, or rum to bring home. Take a final swim in the Caribbean. Organize and pack your belongings for tomorrow's departure, ensuring you have room for any purchases and that everything is secure for travel.
3-4 hours $20-40
Evening
Farewell dinner
Celebrate your Venezuelan adventure with a special farewell dinner at a quality restaurant, toasting to unforgettable experiences

Where to Stay Tonight

Coastal area with good access to Caracas (Comfortable beach hotel)

Final night before departure, positioned for easy morning transfer to airport

Confirm your departure transportation and flight details tonight to avoid any last-minute complications
Day 13 Budget: $80-110
14

Departure Day

Return to Caracas
Transfer to Caracas airport for your departure flight, carrying memories of Venezuela's extraordinary natural beauty and warm hospitality.
Morning
Transfer to Caracas airport
Depart your coastal accommodation with plenty of time for the journey to Simón Bolívar International Airport. The drive allows final glimpses of Venezuelan landscapes. Arrive at the airport with sufficient time for check-in, security, and any last-minute purchases at duty-free shops. Reflect on two weeks that took you from Caribbean beaches to jungle waterfalls to Andean peaks.
3-4 hours $60-80
Arrange airport transfer the previous evening; allow extra time for potential delays
Lunch
Airport restaurant or café before departure
International or Venezuelan options Mid-range
Afternoon
Departure
Complete check-in and security procedures. Board your international flight home, carrying memories of Venezuela's spectacular diversity: the turquoise waters of Morrocoy, the otherworldly landscape of the Gran Sabana, the majesty of Angel Falls, and the dramatic Andes. Despite challenges, Venezuela offers some of South America's most pristine and spectacular natural wonders for adventurous travelers willing to explore this remarkable country.
Variable based on flight time $0
Evening
In transit or arrived home
Begin planning your return to explore more of Venezuela's hidden treasures

Where to Stay Tonight

N/A (N/A)

Departure day

Keep some small denomination bolivares or dollars for any final purchases; exchange rates at airports are typically unfavorable
Day 14 Budget: $70-100

Practical Information

Getting Around

This itinerary requires a mix of transportation modes. Private drivers or organized tours are recommended for safety and convenience, especially for longer routes between regions. Domestic flights are essential for reaching Canaima (Ciudad Guayana to Canaima). Boat tours are necessary for accessing Morrocoy and Mochima national parks and Angel Falls. In cities like Mérida, walking is pleasant and taxis are readily available. Due to current conditions in Venezuela, advance planning and booking through reputable agencies is strongly advised. Road conditions vary significantly, and travel times can be unpredictable.

Book Ahead

Book Canaima National Park packages (including flights and Angel Falls tours) at least 2-3 months in advance. Reserve Teleférico de Mérida Mukumbarí tickets ahead if possible. Arrange private transportation or reliable tour operators for all major transfers before arrival. Book accommodations in advance, especially in remote areas where options are limited. Consider booking complete packages through established Venezuelan tour operators who can handle logistics more reliably.

Packing Essentials

Bring reef-safe sunscreen, insect repellent, waterproof bags and phone cases, quick-dry clothing, hiking boots and water shoes, layers for varying altitudes (beach wear to warm jacket for Andes), rain jacket, reusable water bottle with purification system, headlamp, basic first aid kit, and all necessary medications. Pack US dollars in small bills as primary currency. Bring power bank for charging devices in remote areas.

Total Budget

$1,350-1,750 for 14 days (excluding international flights)

Customize Your Trip

Budget Version

Reduce costs by using public buses instead of private transfers where safe, staying in budget posadas and hostels, preparing some of your own meals, choosing group tours over private options, and spending more time in one region rather than covering extensive distances. Focus on either the coast or the Andes to minimize expensive travel days. Skip the Canaima package and instead explore more accessible areas like extended time in Morrocoy and Mochima, which offer spectacular beauty at lower cost.

Luxury Upgrade

Upgrade to boutique hotels and luxury lodges throughout, book private guides for all excursions, charter private flights to Canaima for more flexible scheduling, arrange private boat tours in all national parks, enjoy fine dining experiences in major cities, add spa treatments in Mérida, and include helicopter overflights of Angel Falls and the Gran Sabana. Consider adding Los Roques archipelago for exclusive island resort experiences and extend stays in each location for a more relaxed pace.

Family-Friendly

Focus on beach destinations like Morrocoy and Mochima which offer calm waters perfect for children. Replace strenuous hikes with easier nature walks and wildlife viewing. Consider skipping the Angel Falls expedition for younger children due to the long boat journey and basic facilities, instead spending more time in Mérida with cable car rides and gentle trails. Choose family-friendly accommodations with pools, book larger vehicles for comfort, and build in more rest days. Add visits to Waterland Mundo Marino for water park fun.

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