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Canaima, Venezuela: travel guide

A Pemón indigenous village on a palm-fringed lagoon of pink-sand beaches and thundering waterfalls inside Canaima National Park — the springboard for the river-and-air journey to Angel Falls, the world's tallest waterfall.

Country
Venezuela
Currency
VES
Time zone
America/Caracas
Nearest airport
CAJ

Plan a Canaima trip

Top places to visit in Canaima

  • Salto Ángel (Angel Falls)

    Waterfall · 4.7 rating · about 4 h · check the fee at the gate

    The world's tallest uninterrupted waterfall, plunging 979 m from the Auyán-tepui — reached by a small plane to Canaima then a river journey through the jungle.

  • Laguna de Canaima

    Nature · about 2.5 h · check the fee at the gate

    A wide lagoon of tannin-pink water and palm-shaded pink-sand beaches, fed by a curtain of waterfalls — the hub of every Angel Falls trip.

  • Salto El Sapo

    Waterfall · about 1.5 h · check the fee at the gate

    A powerful waterfall you can walk behind on a guided trail, emerging soaked on the far side — a classic Canaima half-day excursion.

Things to do

  • Angel Falls 3-Day Expedition Adventure · 72 h · from USD 420 per person

Where to stay in Canaima

  • Canaima Lagoon Posadas about VES 120 per night

    Simple all-inclusive camps and posadas on the lagoon, the only accommodation inside the park.

Hotels

  • Campamento Canaima (Tomás Bernal) 2-star · USD 120 to USD 200 per night
  • Waku Lodge 4-star · USD 200 to USD 340 per night

Getting around

  • Boat main way to get around

    Seeded from the curated primary_local_modes array; per-city parameters not yet researched.

  • Domestic Flight main way to get around

    Seeded from the curated primary_local_modes array; per-city parameters not yet researched.

  • Walking

    Every city has walking. 2.5 km ceiling is a placeholder default, not a researched per-city figure -- Singapore is sheltered and air-conditioned, Bangkok often has no pavement.

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