Find your perfect property in Venezuela

Take bush planes to Canaima for Angel Falls and sail crystal waters in Los Roques.

Untamed Beauty & Towering Waterfalls

Travel Tips

  • Embrace the Local Culture

    Sample arepas stuffed with reina pepiada and join evening joropo dancing.

  • Respect Nature

    Visit the Catatumbo lightning phenomenon on Lake Maracaibo for nature’s light show.

  • Be Flexible

    Check current advisories; arrange tours with reputable operators and carry cash dollars.

  • Support Local Businesses

    Choose community lodges in Mérida that benefit Andean farmers.

Venezuela’s legendary waters cascade from Angel Falls rather than pooling in alpine basins, yet families discover liquid treasures where Orinoco tributaries create unexpected sanctuaries. At Canaima Lagoon’s pink-sand beaches, tannin-stained waters mirror tepui cliffs while children wade through root-beer-colored shallows where freshwater stingrays glide harmlessly past ankles. Waku Lodge’s thatched palafitos ($120/night) extend over these caramel waters, where dawn brings howler monkey serenades and resident guide José’s canoe expeditions to hidden falls behind curtains of jungle vine.

Lake Maracaibo’s Catatumbo phenomenon illuminates Venezuela’s greatest freshwater expanse—book Jungla Jimmy’s storm-chasing tours ($45/family) from Congo Mirador village, where 260 lightning strikes hourly transform night into nature’s disco. His stilted guesthouse provides front-row seats while María serves midnight arepas stuffed with local bocachico fish.

Los Roques’ crystalline flats may echo oceanic rather than lacustrine perfection, yet Gran Roque’s salt lagoons host flamingo nurseries where chicks practice their pink parade. Posada Acuarela’s rooftop hammocks ($180/night) overlook these saline pools where Venezuelan families gather for sunset volleyball in knee-deep turquoise.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to see what Venezuela has to offer? Let’s tackle some of the burning questions you might have as you plan your visit!

  • Experience the stunning Angel Falls, hike in Canaima National Park, explore Los Roques National Park’s beaches, visit the historic city of Caracas, and enjoy local markets for cultural immersion.

  • A family of four, including two adults and two children aged 8 and 12, will be traveling. They prefer a spacious rental with family-friendly amenities and activities nearby.

  • The budget for the vacation rental is around $100 to $150 per night, which aligns with overall trip expenses of approximately $1,500 for a week, including flights and activities.

  • Essential amenities include a fully-equipped kitchen, a private pool, and proximity to attractions like beaches or parks. Wi-Fi and air conditioning are also important for comfort.

  • Plan to rent a car for flexibility and convenience, especially for reaching remote attractions. Choosing a rental in areas like Caracas or near Los Roques facilitates easier access to major sites and transportation options.

  • Be aware of health precautions, including vaccinations and travel insurance. Check local advisories for safety and consider rentals in well-reviewed areas with good security measures.

  • Look for vacation rentals on platforms like Airbnb or Vrbo that clearly state their cancellation policies, ideally offering free cancellation up to a few days before check-in.