Gran Sabana Full Tour: an adventure among waterfalls, tepuis and extraordinary landscapes

7 days / 6 nights – Discover the charm of Venezuela's Gran Sabana

7 days / 6 nights
Gran Sabana
≤ 9

Discover the Gran Sabana on a route that brings together waterfalls, natural pools, viewpoints and open landscapes under the watch of the tepuis. It's designed for travelers who want to explore the region with planned stops and guiding as per the booked service.

The trip combines transfers and visits to natural sights, with time to take in the surroundings and capture photos of one of Venezuela's most distinctive regions.

Services, meals, stops and times should be reviewed in the confirmed itinerary. Agencia Sorocua will guide you so you can prepare your trip with clear information before booking.

What does the trip include?

Ground transport from Caracas to the Gran Sabana and back.
Two nights of lodging in Puerto Ordaz, on days 1 and 6.
Lodging in the Gran Sabana on the nights stated in the program.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner as per the itinerary and the operator's conditions.
Non-alcoholic drinks included with meals.
Snacks on road days, as stated by the operator.
Certified guide and driver.
Local expedition guide.
4x4 vehicle for the excursion routes.
Cooking utensils and equipment to prepare meals.
Permits from the relevant indigenous communities.
Permits from the competent authorities, including those specified by the operator.
Internet service during the trip, subject to availability and coverage.

Not included

Hiking boots and water-resistant sandals.
Meals not included in the program.
Extra drinks, souvenirs and tips.
Insect repellent.
Sunscreen.
Poncho or rain jacket.
Flashlight and spare batteries.
Sleeping bag and pad; rental must be confirmed in advance with the operator.
Other personal items and services not listed as included.

Adventure itinerary

Day 1
Caracas – Puerto Ordaz
The adventure begins at a pre-arranged meeting point in Caracas at about 6:00 a.m. From there we'll drive through different towns and part of Anzoátegui state to Puerto Ordaz.
At the end of the day we'll stay at a guesthouse to rest before continuing to the Gran Sabana.
Accommodation: Guesthouse in Puerto Ordaz.
Day 2
Puerto Ordaz – Gran Sabana – Kamoirán
Very early we'll take the Troncal 10 highway toward the Gran Sabana, passing towns such as Guasipati, El Callao and Tumeremo.
We'll visit Piedra de la Virgen, the Sierra de Lema viewpoint, La Neverita and the Soldado Pionero area, enjoying the landscapes that announce our arrival in the region.
The day ends at the Kamoirán Rapids, with a special welcome dinner and a night at camp.
Accommodation: Camp in the Kamoirán area.
Day 3
Waterfalls, natural pools and falls of the Gran Sabana
After breakfast we'll start our first full day exploring the region's natural sights.
We'll visit Manakachi falls and Sakaika, then continue to Anawuay falls for a walk along the river and its cascades.
Next comes La Golondrina, known for its natural pools and beach setting, followed by Paraíso falls and Kawi falls, with its cascade, pool and natural water slide.
We'll finish with Kama falls, a waterfall right by the road, before returning to camp at Kamoirán.
Accommodation: Camp at Kamoirán.
Day 4
Viewpoints, natural pools and Santa Elena de Uairén
We'll start early at the Oso Viewpoint for a panoramic view of the tepui range.
Then on to Laja Azul, known for its natural pools, and other sights such as Pacheco, La Quebrada, the Oasis Escondido pool and Sorowapo.
If time and route conditions allow, we'll also visit the Yuruaní falls. Afterwards we'll head to Santa Elena de Uairén to enjoy traditional indigenous food before resting at a guesthouse.
Accommodation: Guesthouse in Santa Elena de Uairén.
Day 5
4x4 route and hidden corners of the Gran Sabana
After breakfast we'll set off on another day of 4x4 exploring to discover other landscapes in the region.
The route includes the 360 Viewpoint, Agua Fría, Ventana al Cielo and Velo de la Novia. We'll also see the Yechinton camp and other spots in the area, such as the Arauta hydroelectric reserve, depending on the route and the day's conditions.
At the end of the day we'll return to the Kamoirán Rapids to rest.
Accommodation: Camp at Kamoirán.
Day 6
Gran Sabana – Ciudad Guayana
We'll head back on the Troncal 10 highway toward Ciudad Guayana.
Depending on time, we'll visit La Llovizna Park and its surroundings. We can also stop for coffee or tea while watching the sunset from a spot overlooking the city.
Finally, we'll go to the guesthouse for the night.
Accommodation: Guesthouse in Puerto Ordaz or Ciudad Guayana, as confirmed by the operator.
Day 7
Puerto Ordaz – Caracas
First thing in the morning we'll start the trip back to Caracas, about ten hours on the road with stops along the way.

Trip details

Destination: Gran Sabana, Bolívar state, Venezuela.
Duration: 7 days / 6 nights.
Departure: Caracas, at a pre-arranged meeting point.
Maximum group size stated by the operator: 9 people per departure.
Type: Road trip, visits to natural sights, lodging and guided excursions.
Availability: Scheduled departures, subject to confirmation.

Tips for your trip

Clothing and footwear

Bring light hiking boots with good grip and adjustable water-resistant sandals.
Wear comfortable, light, quick-dry clothing.
Include long pants, long sleeves and extra socks to protect yourself from the cold.
Bring a swimsuit to enjoy the pools and waterfalls.
Pack a cap or hat, sunglasses and a rain jacket or poncho.

Gear and personal items

Flashlight with spare batteries.
Sunscreen, preferably biodegradable.
Insect repellent.
Biodegradable soap and shampoo.
Towel, personal hygiene items and regular medication.
Small backpack for water, snacks and essentials on hikes.
Waterproof camera to photograph the scenery and waterfalls.
Sleeping bag and pad, after confirming rental options.

Important advice

Bring extra snacks and drinks if you'd like them during the trip, as some items are not included.
Always follow the guide's instructions and safety rules on hikes and at rivers and waterfalls.
Do not remove rocks, plants or other natural elements from the area.
Keep in mind that weather can change quickly and rain can be sudden.
The excursion requires suitable fitness to walk on uneven trails with loose stones.
Tell the operator in advance about allergies, dietary restrictions or special needs.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the Gran Sabana Full Tour depart from?

From Caracas, at a pre-arranged meeting point, at about 6:00 a.m. The whole trip is by road.

How many people per departure?

The operator states a maximum of 9 people per departure.

Where do we sleep?

Two nights in Puerto Ordaz (days 1 and 6), camp at Kamoirán and one night at a guesthouse in Santa Elena de Uairén, as per the program.

Is a sleeping bag included?

No. The sleeping bag and pad are not included; rental must be confirmed in advance with the operator.

Discover the Gran Sabana with Agencia Sorocua

Let one of Venezuela's most extraordinary landscapes amaze you. Feel the thrill of exploring waterfalls, natural pools, viewpoints and roads surrounded by tepuis while learning about the region's traditions and cultural richness.

Contact Agencia Sorocua to ask about upcoming departures, availability and details of this Gran Sabana adventure.