Despite being a country with enormous wealth of tourist attractions Venezuela remains one of the most overlooked and undervisited countries in the world. the country which is more covered by beauty magazines- for its beauty pageant winners- than travel magazines has everything a tourists might long for; amazing snow-capped Andean peaks, powdery white sandy beaches, gigantic skyscrapers and gut testing adventure options. The tourists get floored to see its astounding range of options. Thousands of vacationers flock to this country where opaque forests, stunning waterfalls and great wildlife are raring to welcome you. Here we turn spotlight on top things to see, do and explore.
Angel Falls
During your visit to Venezuela you may plan a visit to Angel Falls, highest waterfalls in the world. And the sight of water cascading from the top to the void is amazing. A great view of the fall can be taken while flying above it.
Los Roques Islands
Besides its other draw cards Venezuela is also well known for its beautiful beaches. And tourists are seen often lazing around the beach and admiring trinity of sand surf and sea. A great opportunity of this kind waits at Los Roques Islands where adventurous souls can enjoy island hopping. The vacationers can also explore the underwater marine world. The islands receive a large number of vacationers from January to April.
Roraima
Roraima forms the border of Venezuela, Brazil and Guyana. The mountain has been the inspiration of Conan Doyle’s fictional ‘Lost World’ adventure. Contrary to fictional work you won’t be able to see pterodactyls and dinosaurs but you will be amazed to see a unique diversity of flora and fauna which is specific to this beautiful plateau. The adventurous souls can also plan a climb to the top of plateau. The time from December to April is good for climb.
Orinoco Delta
Orinoco Delta gives you the best view of undisturbed wildlife of the region. The ideal way to discover this delta is to take a boat or canoe through this destination. On your visit, you might come across the communities of Waroo Indians in their local settlements.
Merida
Merida is not a destination for acrophobic but if you are someone who loves heights than this destination is just for you. The Teleférico de Merida, the highest cable car in the world gives a panoramic view of the surroundings.
Santa Ana de Coro
A visit to Santa Ana de Coro is highly recommended as this small town never misses an opportunity to amazes you. Besides being home to its colonial architecture the town holds a great secret in the form of shifting sand dunes of Los Medanos – some of them are as high as 30 metres. Visit these dunes from May to October when weather remains good.
Isla Margharita
Receiving great sunshine throughout the year Margharita appeals vacationers with its great nightlife, spectacular beaches and an array of water sport options. Not a surprise beach bums keep frequenting this destination.