We will meet you on arrival at Simon Bolivar International Airport, in Maiquetia, and transfer you to a hotel close to the airport where you will spend the night. We will also give you all the necessary documents, including air tickets, vouchers or meals.
Hotel Miramar Suites (3*)

We set off on our hike accompanied by our Taurepan porters who use woven baskets to carry the luggage. The main indigenous Pemon tribes here are the Arekuna and the Kamarakoto, who each have their own dialect.
We set up camp close to the Tek River (11km) after around 4 hours hiking across the savannah. Directly in front of us you will be able to see the vast, symmetrical bulk of Roraima whose peak, at 2,723m above sea level, rises up over the Llanos. To the north of the plateau is the 2,650m high neighbouring tepui of El Kukenan and in the distance three more tepuis dominate the skyline. We also cross the Tek River and then El Kukenan, which is much larger, and around 40m wide. Our guides must judge the height of the river when we cross it.
Halfway to our base camp we come to a wide and sloping area of black rocks covered with lichen where you can make out various types of lizards and Rufous-collared sparrows. Our camp is in a deserted military post and its position at around 1,000m means you can have a refreshing dip in the river. We will camp throughout our journey across the tepui. (6-7 hrs hiking). Meals: B, L, D

We will spend all day exploring the fantasy world on the tepui and the tripoint where Venezuela, Brazil and the disputed area of Guyana Esequibo meet.
We will explore the valley of crystals, and the fascinating life on the summit of Roraima. The unique animals and plants, like the toads that roll into a ball to get away from danger, will draw your attention. The countryside is as intriguing: the rain and the wind constantly work away to form enormous rock sculptures; stones the size of a house balance precariously on slender columns; arches and pillars form natural bridges that cross deep chasms. Everywhere you look, you will see black lichen encrusting the surface of the rocks. After eating enjoy the night sky where the Southern Cross will be our companion, just like the stars and constellations of the northern hemisphere. (7-8 hrs hiking). Meals: B, L, D

After our last meal on the trek, we set off towards Paraitepui, 4 hours away, where the 4x4 vehicles, which will take us to Santa Elena arriving at around 1600hrs, meet us. We will spend the night in the delightful eco-camp where we will enjoy a welcome meal. (4 hrs walking; 3 hrs by 4x4). Meals: B, L
Ecological Camp YaKoo – 1 night. Meals: D

This trip is an adventure and the weather can change, so it is recommended to wear waterproof jacket, sun block, and comfortable and warm clothes for the morning. Bring also a bathing suit, sport shoes, extra clothing and camera. We get up at 04h: 30, and once we are ready, we will enjoy a delicious coffee and biscuits. We will leave the camp in a jeep for about 15 minutes to reach the Mayupa Rapids. To avoid them, we will disembark and walk for half an hour to get to the other shore, where we will embark again to continue to navigate upstream to the Pozo de la Felicidad (Well of Happiness) and Isla La Orquídea (Orchid Island) where we stop for breakfast. Then, we will continue the trip to enjoy the wonderful scenery along the Auyantepuy by exciting rapids of the Churun River to reach Isla Ratoncito (Little Mouse Island), from where we can begin to enjoy the wonderful and spectacular Angel Falls. As we prepare lunch, those wishing, may make a walk through a difficult and hard path (1 to 1 ½ hour going up and the same time to return) to reach the Mirador Laime, the nearest accessible point to Angel Falls. We return to the shelter to enjoy a delicious lunch, and after a short break, we will return to Camp. Meals: B, L, D
Note: Best time is in the rainy season of May - January. It is a river and overland Tour and all day.