Venezuela 4 Day Itinerary

Venezuela 4-Day Travel Itinerary

(Please note that visa requirements may change. Always verify the latest information before travel.)

Day 1: Caracas – Explore Capital City

  • Arrive at Simon Bolivar International Airport (CCS) in Caracas, Venezuela’s capital city.
  • Visit Cerro El Ávila: Take a cable car ride up this mountain and enjoy panoramic views of the city.
  • Spend some time at the Museo de Arte Moderno (Museum of Modern Art) to learn about contemporary Venezuelan art.
  • Stroll around the historic center, Plaza Bolivar, and see the National Pantheon where many famous Venezuelans are buried.
  • Dinner at La Mariposa: A renowned restaurant serving traditional Venezuelan dishes with a modern twist.

Day 2: Coro – The White City

  • Travel to Coro, about 4 hours by car or bus from Caracas, known as the “White City” due to its beautiful colonial architecture.
  • Visit the Cathedral of Coro: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest cathedrals in the Americas.
  • Explore Plaza de Bolívar and admire the stunning colonial buildings surrounding it.
  • Take a stroll through the Paseo Bolívar, a picturesque promenade with vibrant street art and local food vendors.
  • Enjoy traditional Venezuelan music at a local bar or restaurant in the evening.

Day 3: Angel Falls (Salto Ángel) – Natural Wonder of the World

  • Depart early in the morning for an unforgettable journey to Angel Falls (Salto Ángel). This requires a flight and boat trip from Canaima National Park, followed by a hike.
  • Spend the day marveling at the world’s highest waterfall, with a height of 979 meters (3,212 feet).
  • Overnight stay in a jungle lodge or campground near Canaima National Park.

Day 4: Return to Caracas – City Highlights

  • Return to Caracas after your Angel Falls adventure. Spend the rest of the day at leisure.
  • If time allows, visit La Guaira: A coastal town with beautiful beaches and a historic fortress, Fort San Felipe.
  • Enjoy a farewell dinner at a local restaurant, savoring Venezuelan cuisine one last time before your departure.

Things to Know:

  • The official currency is the Bolivar Soberano (VEF), but many places accept US dollars and credit cards.
  • Spanish is the official language. While some people may speak English, it’s helpful to know a few basic phrases in Spanish.
  • Always stay aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas.
  • Drink only bottled water to avoid any potential health issues.

Visa Requirements:

  • Citizens from many countries do not require a visa for tourist stays under 90 days. However, always verify the latest information before travel.

Transportation:

  • Domestic flights are common and affordable within Venezuela. Buses and shared taxis (colectivos) are also options for traveling around the country. Car rental services are available, but driving in Venezuela can be challenging due to traffic and road conditions.