Pico Bolivar in Merida, at 5007 meters above sea level, is Venezuelas highest mountain.

Its a steep, tough, and a technical climb. Experienced mountaineers should have no problems, but for the rest of us it represents a challenge to our courage and endurance.

Harnesses and ropes are necessary all year round, and for most of the months of the year (July thru January) you will also need sunglasses (t...

1 Day: We leave Merida by jeep in the morning and passing through El Vigia where we will arrive in Puerto Concha. It's impressive how the landscape is changing in just two hours drive. From the mountains of Merida we arrive in the low-land of the region south of the Maracaibo lake.

Puerto Concha is a small village ...

Expedition to Pico Pan De Azucar in Merida 3 days / 2 nights.

1 Day: After all the equipment and supplies have been loaded onboard our jeeps, your guide will take you for a 40 min drive out of town and up into the Sierra de La Culata, the mountain range on the opposite side of the valley of the Sierra Nevada. La Culata mea...

La Gran Sabana expedition 4 days / 3 nights.

Come join us for a real authentic 4x4 wheel Jeep expedition with Fran Khazen, discovering this fascinating world of La Gran Sabana in Venezuela.**

DAY 1: Puerto Ordaz El Dorado The Indian Camp.

Early in the morning we start our excursion from Puerto Ordaz, one of South Americas most modern and important industrial cities. The last details of our journey are discussed during our m...

Caracas Day Tour - Tour ideal for adventurers travelers who wants to spend a different day in Caracas.

It takes a day and offers the incredible experience of seeing the Caribbean Sea and the city of Caracas simultaneously from the top of the great Avila mountain surrounding the valley of Caracas. The meeting point is the Plaza Altamira at 0700 hours next to our office, and the briefing is scheduled for 07:30.

We start by taking public transportation to the entranc...

Pico Humboldt, at 4942 meters above sea level, is Venezuela's second highest mountain. The summit of Pico Bolivar, the highest mountain in Venezuela at 5007m.above sea level, is less than 6 km away, but the two mountains could not be more different. Where Bolivar is steep, Humboldt is rounded; where Bolivar is a long, tough, technical climb, Humboldt is relatively easy and non-technical; where Bolivar is virtually free of ice and ...

Day 1: The jeep Expedition begins at the base in Merida around 8:00 am. From Merida our expedition tour brings us up the valley and over the mountains to Barinas, a city on the edge of Los Llanos. The scenery of Los Andes en route is not to be missed. There are optional stops to show you some highlights along the way - the stone church of Juan Feli...