Venezuela Transportation

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Airport / Arrival   Caracas

Airport / Arrival, Caracas

 28 Reviews  In the international airport u can find internet poin, mony changer, some fast foods, hotel reservation point for the hotel near the airport. If u have to go to /from the national to the international... 

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Getting Around Tips   Caracas

Getting Around Tips, Caracas

 10 Reviews  The buses in Venezuela are much too cold (the night buses). I had been warned about it but could not imagine how cold it actually was. For my first bus journey in Venezuela, with the night bus between... 

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El Metro de Caracas   Caracas

El Metro de Caracas, Caracas

 7 Reviews  A single ride on the metro is 0,5 Bs.F (June 2008), but if you are planning to travel more you can buy a Multiabono with ten rides for 4,5 Bs.F. There is a long metro line going from east to west, and... 

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Driving in Caracas   Caracas

Driving in Caracas, Caracas

 4 Reviews  There are several options you have. I know of a car rental company which operates in Maiquetia, its name is Budget Car Rental (www.budget.com.ve). There is another company, AVIS... 

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Reviews from VirtualTourist Members

Plane to Caracas.

by Hil

We did everything by bus and it was no problem at all. There are different categories of buses: the more expensive, the more freezing! The airco is either on or off, it seems there is no in between.The tourist trips are mostky on boats.

I was coming from Santa Cruz –...

by Turco

I was coming from Santa Cruz – Bolivia. Flew Santa Cruz-Caracas, and then connected to Isla Margarita. There are charter flights from Canada and the USA; however, most flights connect in Caracas (which is a very happening place). If you would like to take a boat you can do so from Puerto La Cruz on the Venezuelan Caribean Coast (east of Caracas, you can get to Puerto La Cruz by airplane or driving).Within the island there are plenty of buses that will take you everywhere (very cheap), you can also take taxis but these are trickier especially if you are not Venezuelan. You can get car rental everywhere, the tourist infrastructure of the island is very good and the people are very nice.If you want to bike, remember that the island is hilly.

I traveled to Venezuela aboard...

by brewjohnson

I traveled to Venezuela aboard the venerable old SS Universe. Most people fly.To get to Canaima National Forest, you can fly from most major airports. Flights can be infrequent unless you charter your own Cesna, like we did. Don't expect much from the airport...a thatched hut and a runway is all you get, which makes the adventure even better!

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Tourists visiting the Los...

by Pierangelo

Tourists visiting the Los Roques can explore the region by taking day-trips or by chartering a boat. There are 30 or so hotels on El Gran Roque, and posadas on Cayo Francés, Francisqui and Krasqui. Those wishing to camp need to obtain a permit from Inparques in Caracas. Daily flights operate to Los Roques from Margarita and Maiquetia. The archipelago can also be reached by boat from La Guaira, a town northeast of Caracas. Some tour operators offer all-inclusive package deals to the islands.The archipelago of Los Roques is probably the best known of Venezuela’s Caribbean islands. Situated 170km north of Caracas, it is an atoll of reef-islands, tidal islets and reefs surrounding the Laguna Central, and is one of Venezuela’s most beautiful sights. A massive variety of marine life exists in and around the reef habitats, and for this, the area was declared a national park in 1972. Covering an...

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Fly to Miami and then take...

by marloucliff

Fly to Miami and then take Aeropostal Airlines to Margarita.Do not fly with Servivensa, they are terrible. we swear the've been 3 hours late for years. Aeropostal goes directly to the island on Wednesday and Saturday.

Venezuelan local busses.

by cachaseiro

Venezuelan local busses are great.The door and the windows open 100 kilometers an hour and 200 decibel merengue.it's crazy, but thats what life is all about if you are young and carefree.

Buy international ticket from Caracas

by vivacolombia

you can buy an international ticket with cash. I've myself chosen this option a couple of times. Make sure you ask for a proof of your payment but that's common sense.

typical boat for travel in the Orinoco delta

by Warao

We had 23 people on this boat and traveled about 2 hours down river.

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El Autobus

by blairbarkley

Compre el boleto para el autobus. El Autobus costo $10 o 25,004.9 Venezulan Bolivar.

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El Barco

by blairbarkley

El Barco costo $20 o 50,009.8 Venezulan Bolivar

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Top 3 Hotels in Venezuela

GRAN MELIA CARACAS  Caracas

 5 Reviews and 129 Opinions  This luxury hotel makes much of its inclusion in the 'Leading Hotels of the World' brochure. It's... 

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Posada Casa Sol  Mérida

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Questions and Answers

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Q:  hi, i am planning to leave columbia by bus and head for cucuta???? then hopefully catch a bus over to canaima, is this... 

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A: I don't think it is not possible to get to Canaima by land. probably by river/land, you should check by some local agency. don't forget to have repellent with you,... 

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