Venezuela

Venezuela

Bordered on the north by the Caribbean Sea to the north-east by the Atlantic Ocean, on the east by Guyana, on the south by Brazil, and to the southwest and west by Colombia, Venezuela offers landscapes as varied as they are fascinating.

An unknown destination that will satisfy the hardcore hikers (Andes) as travelers seeking tranquility and sunshine (beaches on the Caribbean Sea).
Weather / When to go

What is the best time to travel to Venezuela? What is it there now? All weather and climate information.
"Weather in Venezuela

Passport / Visa / Formalities

Passport valid. Visa requirements only for longer than three months' duration.
transport

Airports
Simon Bolivar International Airport
The airport is 22 miles from downtown Caracas (about 35 minute ride).
Shuttles to the city center from 9 am to 20 pm, every 10 minutes, bus and taxi (around 30 USD to get to Caracas by taxi).
Departure tax for international flights: 21 USD.
stations ferrovières
There are no trains in Venezuela.
bus stations
Buses serve all cities. Some journeys can take a dozen hours. Warning: There is all kinds of buses, the most rudimentary to the most luxurious. In each city, go to the bus station for more information.
subway
Caracas metro
Visit Caracas Metro.
taxis
Taxis por puesto are big American engined 70s when the driver starts the vehicle 5 seats are occupied. It's a bit more expensive than the bus but it is very comfortable and if you pay five places at once, it becomes like a private vehicle.

Official taxis have yellow plates. Others are called "Pirata" (pirates) and need to haggle the price before you get. Official taxis from the airport of Caracas will ask about the $ 20 to the city center.