Places to visit in Venezuela

Angel Falls, Venezuela’s tallest waterfall, plunges nearly a kilometre from the summit of a tepui into the wilderness of the Gran Sabana below. These sheer-walled table mountains, said to have inspired Arthur Conan Doyle’s Lost World Venezuela, rise out of grasslands scattered with streams, black lagoons and pink-sand beaches.

One of South America’s most overlooked coastal escapes, where coral-fringed islands, golden beaches and tropical national parks stretch along Venezuela’s Caribbean shoreline. Our Venezuela Caribbean Coast holidays take in the pristine archipelagos of Los Roques, hidden fishing villages, marine reserves and palm-lined bays, for a destination defined by sunshine and crystal-clear waters.

Snow-capped peaks, high-altitude lagoons and rolling farmland define a side of Venezuela most travellers never see. Centred on the vibrant university city of Mérida, the Venezuelan Andes are a landscape of dramatic mountain scenery, traditional Andean culture and outdoor adventure, offering one of South America’s most rewarding highland experiences.

Orinoco Delta holidays reveal one of the world’s great river systems, where the vast Orinoco River spreads into a maze of channels, mangrove-fringed islands and a UNESCO-recognised biosphere reserve. Home to abundant wildlife and indigenous Warao communities, the Orinoco Delta Venezuela offers an unforgettable journey into one of South America’s most remote and untouched landscapes.

Los Llanos holidays showcase the vast floodplains of the Orinoco River, where grasslands, marshes and winding waterways support extraordinary wildlife alongside traditional cattle ranches. Home to the region’s iconic llanero cowboy culture, Los Llanos Venezuela remains one of South America’s finest wildlife destinations and a lesser-known alternative to the Amazon and Pantanal.