4 Days Trip to Capital District

Fast_paced Paced Adventure Friends Trip

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    • Day 1
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        Visit to Pico Naiguata
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        Hike to the top of the highest mountain in the city, Pico Naiguata, for breathtaking views of the city and the Caribbean Sea. The trail is steep and challenging, but the views are worth it! edit-icon tick-icon
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        Breakfast at Arepas de la Plaza
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        Try the delicious arepas, a staple in Venezuelan cuisine, at this popular local spot. Choose from a variety of fillings and toppings to customize your perfect breakfast. edit-icon tick-icon
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        Visit to El Hatillo
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        Explore the charming colonial town of El Hatillo, known for its colorful architecture and artisanal shops. Don't miss the Plaza Bolivar and the Iglesia de San Jose. edit-icon tick-icon
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        Lunch at La Casa Bistró
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        Enjoy a gourmet lunch at this cozy bistro in El Hatillo. The menu features Venezuelan and international dishes made with fresh, local ingredients. edit-icon tick-icon
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        Visit to El Avila National Park
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        Take the cable car up to the top of the mountain for panoramic views of Caracas and the surrounding mountains. Don't forget to bring your camera! edit-icon tick-icon
    • Day 2
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        Rafting in Rio Tuy
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        Experience the thrill of white-water rafting in the scenic Rio Tuy. The rapids range from class III to IV, so be prepared for an exciting ride! edit-icon tick-icon
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        Breakfast at Café Venezuela
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        Start your day with a delicious cup of coffee and a traditional Venezuelan breakfast at this cozy café in the city center. edit-icon tick-icon
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        Visit to the Museum of Contemporary Art
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        Explore the impressive collection of contemporary art at this museum, featuring works by Venezuelan and international artists. Don't miss the outdoor sculpture garden. edit-icon tick-icon
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        Lunch at El Anzuelo
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        Enjoy fresh seafood and traditional Venezuelan dishes at this popular restaurant in the fishing village of La Guaira. The ceviche and the pargo rojo are must-tries! edit-icon tick-icon
    • Day 3
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        Canyoning in La Gran Sabana
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        Explore the stunning natural beauty of La Gran Sabana on this adrenaline-pumping canyoning adventure. Jump, swim, and rappel your way through waterfalls and rock formations. edit-icon tick-icon
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        Breakfast at Panaderia Danubio
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        Indulge in delicious pastries and coffee at this iconic bakery in the city center. Don't miss the croissants and the cachitos de jamon. edit-icon tick-icon
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        Visit to the National Pantheon
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        Learn about the history of Venezuela at this impressive mausoleum, where the country's most important figures are buried. Don't miss the impressive architecture and the murals. edit-icon tick-icon
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        Dinner at La Huerta
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        Experience farm-to-table dining at this organic restaurant in the outskirts of the city. The menu features fresh, seasonal ingredients and creative dishes. edit-icon tick-icon
    • Day 4
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        Paragliding in Merida
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        Fly like a bird over the stunning Andes mountains on this unforgettable paragliding adventure. No previous experience is required, but be prepared for an adrenaline rush! edit-icon tick-icon
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        Brunch at La Casa de Mis Viejos
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        Enjoy a leisurely brunch at this cozy café in Merida, known for its homemade baked goods and delicious coffee. Don't miss the huevos rancheros and the arepas. edit-icon tick-icon
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        Visit to the Old Town of Merida
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        Explore the charming colonial town of Merida, known for its colorful architecture and lively street art. Don't miss the Plaza Bolivar and the Iglesia de la Tercera Orden. edit-icon tick-icon
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        Dinner at La Abadia
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        Indulge in gourmet cuisine at this elegant restaurant in Merida, known for its creative fusion dishes and extensive wine list. Don't miss the octopus carpaccio and the lamb tagine. edit-icon tick-icon