Very few countries in the world have this amount of sheer natural beauty: the world’s highest waterfall, Angel Falls, Andean peaks, pristine islands, Caribbean coastline, wildlife and the Orinoco Delta. Venezuela was once one of the most prosperous countries in South America, but at present, it is not recommended to travel to here.
Personal safety, particularly in Caracas, is worse than anywhere else on the continent and considered one of the most dangerous cities in the world. This is largely due to hyperinflation which has led to a huge drop in living standards and issues with the supply of basic goods and food for its people. We hope the situation dramatically improves very soon for this country and its people.
With a melting pot of indigenous traditions, Spanish colonial influences, and hints of African, Italian, and Caribbean spices, foods from Venezuela offer a mouthwatering adventure for your taste buds.
From the iconic arepas to the beloved pabellón criollo, get ready to embark on a culinary journey that will ignite your senses and leave you craving more.
Why is Venezuela in crisis?
This question should probably be answered by someone with a degree in economy, journalism, or politics.
“Thank you for visiting Venezuela at this critical time,” says our guide Debbie as soon as she welcomes us at Caracas airport.
Venezuela, once the richest country in Latin America is now fighting for its future.
