Venezuela: 4 days in the jungle, Angel Falls - the largest waterfall in the world (drop height is almost 1000 meters) with an overnight stay in hammocks overlooking the waterfall;
Guyana: Georgetown, Kaieteur Falls;
Suriname: Paramaribo, Anaula Nature Resort, Maroon villages, the jungles of Suriname.
The most important thing in the Jungle Expedition program of northern South America is a visit to the highest waterfall in the world - Angel in Venezuela and the most inaccessible waterfall in the world - Cayeteur in Guyana, as well as the daily life and life of the local population of these incredible countries
Today our great journey begins in Caracas. After arrival, we meet the group, transfer to the hotel and check in.
We keep this day relaxed: we recover after the journey, regain our energy and prepare for the real adventure that will take us into the heart of the Venezuelan jungle tomorrow.
Early in the morning, we leave Caracas and fly to Canaima, one of Venezuela's most impressive natural regions.
After arrival, we begin exploring the national park. By canoe, we travel across the lagoon, discovering the waterfalls and tropical landscapes of Canaima. This is where city scenery finally gives way to jungle, rivers and enormous rock formations.
In the evening, we return to our lodge, have dinner and rest before tomorrow's journey to Angel Falls.
The flight is paid separately.
In the morning, one of the main adventures of the entire expedition begins as we travel by boat towards Angel Falls.
The journey takes around five hours and becomes part of the adventure itself: jungle, rivers and the landscapes of Canaima National Park surround us. Part of the route will be covered on foot.
After reaching the camp and having lunch, we set off on a trek to the foot of Angel Falls. We will approach the waterfall as closely as natural conditions allow and, if conditions are favourable, may even have an opportunity to swim near it.
Tonight we stay in a truly special place — in hammocks near the foot of the highest waterfall on the planet.
We wake up surrounded by wilderness near Angel Falls. The morning is reserved for activities and a few more hours in one of the most impressive places along our route.
Closer to lunchtime, we begin our journey back and return to the lodge in Canaima.
After yesterday's intense adventure, today we can slow down: relax, enjoy the surrounding nature, watch hummingbirds and parrots and simply experience the atmosphere of Canaima National Park.
In the morning, we have some more free time in Canaima. It is an opportunity to enjoy the jungle and the peaceful atmosphere of the national park one last time before returning to the big city.
Afterwards, we travel to the airport and return to Caracas.
In the evening, we check into our hotel and rest after the jungle section of our Venezuelan expedition.
Today we devote the entire day to Caracas and its surroundings.
After several days in the jungle, we discover a completely different Venezuela — a large, energetic capital with its neighbourhoods, urban scenery and distinctive rhythm of life.
Throughout the day, we explore the city, observe everyday life in Caracas and discover another side of the country before continuing our expedition to Guyana.
We say goodbye to Venezuela and continue eastward — today we fly to Guyana.
Depending on available flight connections, the journey will include a connection in Panama or Trinidad.
This is mainly a travel day and at the same time the beginning of a new stage of our expedition. Georgetown and one of the most remote waterfalls of our journey await us ahead.
Late at night, we arrive in Georgetown, transfer directly to the hotel and rest after the journey.
Later, a very special flight awaits us as we travel to Kaieteur Falls, located within the national park of the same name.
Kaieteur lies in the central part of the Guiana Highlands, one of the most ancient geological regions of our planet. Its distance from major cities and the surrounding jungle create the feeling of a true expedition.
After visiting the waterfall, we return to Georgetown. Overnight and rest at the hotel.
If the schedule allows, in the morning we take a short walk through Georgetown and get a closer look at the capital of Guyana.
Afterwards, we head to the airport and fly to the next country of our expedition — Suriname.
We arrive in Paramaribo, check in and prepare for tomorrow's exploration of the city.
Today we devote the whole day to Paramaribo.
We walk through the city and discover its distinctive architecture, where Dutch colonial heritage is particularly visible. Paramaribo is completely different from the cities we have visited during the previous stages of the journey, and this contrast makes the capital of Suriname especially interesting.
It is our day for a relaxed introduction to the city before leaving civilisation once again and travelling deeper into the country.
We leave Paramaribo and travel south, deeper into Suriname. Along the way, we watch the city scenery gradually give way to tropical forest and small settlements.
We arrive in Atjoni, where we change to a traditional motorised boat. For around 50 minutes, we travel along the river past jungle, Maroon villages and the Jaw-Jaw rapids until we reach Anaula Nature Resort.
After a light lunch, we check in and explore the lodge. Afterwards, we travel to the Ferullasi rapids, where we can relax and swim surrounded by nature.
After sunset, another adventure awaits us — a night boat trip. Under the starry sky, we listen to the sounds of the tropical forest and, together with our guide, search for caimans along the riverbanks.
After breakfast, we board a boat and travel to a traditional Maroon village.
Here we get a closer look at the local culture and way of life. During our walk through the village, we visit a mission complex with a church, primary school and medical post.
In the afternoon, we set off on a walk through the tropical forest. A local guide introduces us to jungle plants and their traditional uses, including their role in local folk medicine.
In the evening, our cultural experience continues with a traditional programme of Maroon music and dance, performed by local artists.
The morning is free to enjoy the atmosphere of Anaula Nature Resort a little longer.
We can relax in a hammock, walk around the grounds, swim in the pool or spend some time in the jacuzzi. After several active days, it is an opportunity to slow down and enjoy the peaceful Surinamese jungle one last time.
After lunch, we board the boat and return to Atjoni, from where we continue by bus to Paramaribo.
This brings our three-day adventure in the interior of Suriname to an end.
Our great journey through Venezuela, Guyana and Suriname is coming to an end.
Today we travel to the airport and begin our journey back to Europe.
For those who are not ready to finish the adventure, there is another option — to continue to French Guiana and discover another part of the northern coast of South America.
