VENEZUELA
Common misspellings:
Venezuala, Venezula, Venezuella,
Venesuela,
Venecuela, Venzuela, Venazuela
Venezuela is a very diversified
country with high mountain ranges covered in snow and tropical beaches lined
with palm trees, extensive plains and Amazon jungles, beautiful marine national
parks and the world's highest waterfall. The 24 million people of Venezuela are equally
diverse ranging from the Indians of the Amazon basin to the many mixed
nationalities from all over the world. We have put together some information on
the more popular tourist destinations you might want to visit while enjoying
your holiday on Isla Margarita.
Try not to misspell Venezuela if you are corresponding as many people mistakenly
use Venezula, Venezuala, Venesuela, Venecuela, Venezuella, Venzuela or Venazuela.
Below is a list of some of the
tourist areas of Venezuela. This is a list that we will be updating and adding
to as time permits.
We invite you to return here in the future to see what's been added.
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Isla Margarita (Margarita Island)One of the most popular
places in all of Venezuela is Margarita Island (Isla Margarita). The
rest of our web site is devoted to Margarita and has information on hotels,
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Angel Falls / CanaimaThe beautiful setting of Canaima
National Park which includes Angel Falls is well worth a visit while you
are in Venezuela. Day trips and overnighters are available from most tour
offices in Venezuela. From Isla Margarita a day trip |
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Los Roques National Marine Park400 small islands north of Caracas make up the Los Roques National Park where you can spend a day or longer marveling at the crystal clear water. If you love snorkeling this is a wonderful way to spend the day. Trips can be easily arranged from a tour operator here on Isla Margarita or in the other tourist locations of Venezuela. A day trip to Los Roques from Margarita Island is about US$160 including all transportation and food. |
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Los Andes Mountains & MeridaFrom the city of Merida you can
set out to trek and explore the Andes mountains of Venezuela. You can
ride the cable car up Pico Bolivar, a mountain that rises more than 5000
mtrs. or 16,600 ft. or visit many of the small mountain villages.
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Map of VenezuelaA full color topographic map of
Venezuela
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More coming as time permits....