Orinoco Delta
One of the most comprehensive experiences available in Venezuela is to revel in the exceptional surroundings of the Orinoco Delta swamps, encompassed by lush, dense forests that are home to a diverse array of fascinating wildlife, including Red Howler Monkeys, Toucans, Hoatzins, Caimans, Giant River Otters, snakes, and many more. The Waraos communities will offer you an insight into their way of life in the middle of nowhere, making this an unparalleled adventure.
Itinerary
Join us on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure! We’ll journey to Uracoa pier and take a boat into the jungle to our Orinoco Queen Lodge . As we explore the lush rainforest, you’ll see a stunning array of plants and animals, from pink dolphins to anacondas. We’ll visit Warao Indigenous villages, see their amazing raised dwellings over the river, and taste some edible plants and juicy grubs with our Warao guide. After a delicious dinner, we’ll relax under the stars. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable experience!
Day 2. Orinoco Delta
Embark on a morning adventure navigating the Orinoco river to spot the diverse species that call it home, from river dolphins and spectacled caiman to capuchin and red howler monkeys. Enjoy lunch at the camp before exploring Warao villages and palafitos lining the riverbanks to learn about the culture and daily life of the community. Meet some of the craftsmen and see their workmanship firsthand. End the day with a delicious meal and perhaps some local rum or beers. Don’t forget to ask your guide!
Day 3. Orinoco Delta- Maturin
This morning you will be taken out to a quiet spot in the river to do some Piranha fishing and after lunch we travel by river one last time to Uracoa pier and drive up to Maturin.
Tour info
Includes
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Accommodation
2 night(s) in Lodge / bedrooms with private bathroomTransportation
Travel by Private vehicles, foot, boat.Meals
As outlined in the itinerary (B,L,D)Excursions
As outlined in the program -
Gratuities
Travel insurance (mandatory)
Alcoholic and soft drinks
Spending money – budget for meals, snacks, drinks,
limited souvenirs, laundry, tips and any extras
Enjoy our video!
Photo Gallery
Tree Boa
Red Howler Monkey Alpha Male
Blue-and-yellow Macaw (Ara ararauna)
We will encounter Warao people
Red Bellied Piranja
Warao boy
Warao fisherman early in the morning
Boat trip
Warao woman weaving a hammock
The Warao are an indigenous Amerindian people inhabiting northeastern Venezuela, Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, and Suriname.
Orinoco Queen Lodge aerial view
Are you afraid of tarantulas?
Orinoco Queen Lodge room by the river
Capuchin Monkey
Red Billed Toucan