Discover the city of Maracaibo, starting with the Basilica of Our Lady of Chiquinquirá, then visit the Municipal Palace and finish with a walk on the pier.
La Vereda del Lago Park
4.7
(1000+)
Enjoy a morning stroll in the La Vereda del Lago Park, which has a beautiful lake and offers various outdoor activities like boating and cycling.
Lunch at La Tiendita Gourmet
4.7
(1000+)
Try some local Venezuelan cuisine at La Tiendita Gourmet, known for its delicious arepas and empanadas.
Visit the Baralt Theater
4.7
(1000+)
Visit the historic Baralt Theater, known for its neoclassical architecture and cultural events.
Day 2
Go on a Jeep Safari in Sierra de Perija
4.7
(1000+)
Experience the thrill of a Jeep Safari tour in the scenic Sierra de Perija mountains, complete with stunning views and wildlife sightings.
Visit the Perija's Waterfalls
4.7
(1000+)
After the Jeep Safari, go on a short hike to the Perija's Waterfalls and take a refreshing dip in the cool water.
Lunch at La Abuela
4.7
(1000+)
Stop at La Abuela, a local restaurant serving traditional Venezuelan dishes like pabellon criollo and carne mechada.
Visit the Serrania del Perija National Park
4.7
(1000+)
Explore the Serrania del Perija National Park, which has an abundance of flora and fauna, and is home to the indigenous Wayuu people.
Day 3
Go on a Kayaking Tour in Lake Maracaibo
4.7
(1000+)
Experience the beauty of Lake Maracaibo on a kayaking tour, which takes you through mangrove forests and bird watching spots.
Visit the Catatumbo Lightning
4.7
(1000+)
After kayaking, head to the town of Congo Mirador to witness the natural phenomenon of the Catatumbo Lightning, which occurs almost every night.
Lunch at Rio Chico
4.7
(1000+)
Stop for lunch at Rio Chico, a popular restaurant serving fresh seafood dishes like ceviche and fried fish.
Go on a Night Safari in Zulia
4.7
(1000+)
Experience the wildlife of Zulia on a night safari, which takes you through the forests and swamps to see animals like caimans, anacondas, and capuchin monkeys.
Day 4
Visit the Indigenous Village of Sinamaica
4.7
(1000+)
Visit the Indigenous Village of Sinamaica, known for its traditional Wayuu handwoven bags and hammocks.
Go Fishing in Lake Maracaibo
4.7
(1000+)
After visiting Sinamaica, go fishing in Lake Maracaibo and try your luck at catching some of the local fish species.
Lunch at El Bodegon
4.7
(1000+)
Stop for lunch at El Bodegon, a rustic restaurant serving Venezuelan-style barbecue dishes like grilled meats and sausages.
Visit the San Carlos Castle
4.7
(1000+)
Visit the historic San Carlos Castle, which was built in the 17th century to protect the city from pirates and enemy attacks.
Day 5
Go on a Canopy Tour in Mérida
4.7
(1000+)
Travel to Mérida and go on a thrilling canopy tour, which takes you through the lush forests and offers breathtaking views of the Andes Mountains.
Visit the Mérida Cable Car
4.7
(1000+)
After the canopy tour, take a ride on the Mérida Cable Car, which is the highest and longest cable car in the world, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
Lunch at Casa Vieja
4.7
(1000+)
Stop for lunch at Casa Vieja, a traditional restaurant serving local Venezuelan dishes like carne en vara and asado negro.
Visit the Mérida Cathedral
4.7
(1000+)
Visit the Mérida Cathedral, a beautiful colonial-style church located in the heart of the city.
Day 6
Go Paragliding in Mérida
4.7
(1000+)
Experience the thrill of paragliding in Mérida, which offers some of the best paragliding spots in Venezuela.
Visit the Laguna de Mucubaji
4.7
(1000+)
After paragliding, visit the Laguna de Mucubaji, a stunning glacial lake located in the Sierra Nevada National Park.
Lunch at La Colonial
4.7
(1000+)
Stop for lunch at La Colonial, a popular restaurant serving traditional Venezuelan dishes like hallacas and pabellon criollo.
Visit the Old Town of Merida
4.7
(1000+)
Explore the charming Old Town of Merida, which is known for its colorful colonial-style buildings, narrow streets, and lively markets.