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- General Info Capital- Caracas Government Type- Democracy Population- 26,023,528 (est. July 2007) Language- Spanish but there are over 30 other Indian languages Ethnic Groups- Spanish, Italian, Po Posted by Mockingjay18 in Venezuela | May 8, 2012
- Venezuela Caracas is located in the northern part of the country, following the contours of the narrow Caracas Valley on the Venezuelan coastal mountain range. Caracas is an excellent city, with a great nightlife. If you go out partying you could Posted by Kevintavares in My Dream Trip Around The World | Apr 15, 2012
- Caracas Hustle¡Hola! In our 25 or so blogs, I (Jason) have written...1. I have to give Anne Credit, she's putting in all the work. But our time spent in Santa Elena, Venezuela was interrupted because of problems I had getting a visa Posted by CanWay in CanWay | Mar 24, 2012
- Isla MargaritaHello!! After having spent a few days at the beach in Puerto Colombia we needed to get moving again. After considering numerous options, we decided to go to Isla Margarita, an island off the coast of Venezuela. Isla Margarita has been Posted by CanWay in CanWay | Mar 19, 2012
- Puerto ColombiaHola! After a couple of days packed full of activities and early mornings, we were ready for some relaxation at the beach :) (I know, tough life .Good luck in the real world.) From Barinas and Los Llanos, we got on a Posted by CanWay in CanWay | Mar 16, 2012
- Anaconda Hunting and Piranha Fishing in Los LlanosHola! After spending a few days in the Andean city of Merida we hopped in a 4x4 and made our way over the mountains down to the plains of Venezuela, Los Llanos. Here we had signed up for a 3 three Posted by CanWay in CanWay | Mar 12, 2012
- The Long Road to VenezuelaHola! After spending a couple of days in the beautiful national park of Tayrona we were getting ready to leave Colombia for Venezuela. After travelling on a bus for two hours we ended up at the border. Here we wanted to Posted by CanWay in CanWay | Mar 6, 2012
- ... And we're offOh my God - Oh my God - Oh my God!!! LOOK!! It's here!! After a year of stress and uncertainty for David due to his company being sold not once but twice; and my new job which turned out to Posted by Rattrays in Los Roques, take dos (2) | Jan 27, 2012
- Bloomin Mosquitos!Hi All, We had a great time relaxing in Choroni with Brian and a lovely couple from Slovenia. We mainly stayed up drinking rum and loosing things in translation but it was fun. Choroni is a very secluded sea side Posted by lewyandkerri in Beach Ahoy! | Dec 1, 2011
- Crazy and Colourful!Hola camareros! Its all been a bit of a whirl wind since landing at Caracas Airport. As soon as we touched down in the airport Lewy was hollard off by a man for some money exchange i was left telling the Posted by lewyandkerri in Beach Ahoy! | Nov 25, 2011
- Two gallons go a long wayAverage age of a police officer in Colombia - 16 Number of arepas (fried corn cakes) consumed - 35 No. of passport checkpoints crossing from Colombia to Venezuela - 9 Price of petrol in Venezuela - 8 pence per litre No. of murders per Posted by millfred in World Wide Wander | Nov 3, 2011
- Viva la vida Los Roques After 19 hours between airports and airplanes and 2 ½ hours of sleep, we finally arrived at Los Roques and are now sporting with style a “I survived the Caracas to Los Roques flight!!” Okay.. Posted by Rattrays in DNA'S ADVENTURES IN LOS ROQUES | Feb 19, 2011
- LOS ROQUES BOUND It’s finally that time of the year … Time to pack snorkels, order foreign currency and get the passports ready for our annual February adventure. This year, because of uncertain future work Posted by Rattrays in DNA'S ADVENTURES IN LOS ROQUES | Feb 15, 2011
- Trip to VenezuelaI was on vacation in South America, I wanted to visit other places I didn't know where else to go. So I made up my mind to go to Venezuela I was always visiting chile so I was going to Posted by krysta c in Traveling the world | Dec 16, 2010
- First ImpressionsLooking out the window of the airplane, my first impression of Venezuela is one of stunning, rugged, green mountains cascading into gorgeous, indigo water, stretching as far as the eye can see. Welcome to the Caribbean! [img=http://photos.travellerspo Posted by tgever in Tanya´s Travels | Oct 2, 2010
- Ciudad Bolivar and Angel FallsSo after a long long bus journey from Merida with a window that wouldnt stop whistling, we arrived in Ciudad Bolivar at about half 6pm. Normally this would be plenty of time to get sorted with a hostel and get Posted by St Martins in Sadie and James | Sep 15, 2010
- Mompos to BucaramangaWe left Santa Marta to try and get to a river town called Mompos. It was not an easy job, all the busses to Mompos leave at 7.30am so we decided to head to Cartagena for the night, enjoy the Posted by St Martins in Sadie and James | Sep 6, 2010
- Across Venezuela“Disappointment to a noble soul is what cold water is to burning metal; it strengthens, tempers, intensifies, but never destroys it.” We left our last magical ceremony in a hurry - 30minutes to the bus station, 2hours to Bogota, 15min Posted by kreglicka in WANDERLUST | Jun 12, 2010
- The Lost WorldIt made a nice change to be part of a group where everybody else was from Venezuela (apart from one Brazilian). They were all very jolly and excited to be on holiday, and to be visiting their country´s most famous Posted by MattAnneka in Burritos y Mojitos | Oct 17, 2009
- Divine InterventionThe road to Los Llanos, the vast area of Savannah and swamp land to the south of Merida, had been closed after a landslide, so we had to take a monumental detour that lasted the entire day. The grumpy, surly Posted by MattAnneka in Burritos y Mojitos | Oct 3, 2009
- El Presidente ChavezIt´s hard enough always changing currencies and having to figure out what´s woth what, without Snr Chavez complicating matters. Venezuela recently changed its currency from the Bolivar, knocked off three zeros and renamed it the Bolivar Feurte. Not that a Posted by MattAnneka in Burritos y Mojitos | Sep 30, 2009
- Survive the RoraimaIt's been definetely a while since my last entry, but it's also been a while from civilization and then when I had connection I was not capable of typing, but'll write everything in it's own time. So I think I'll Posted by TatianaN in Travelling aroung Americas | Sep 17, 2009
- The three cheapest things you can find in VenezuelaIn general the prices are not that low here, but there are three things which are the cheapest in the world. The first one, and I've already mentioned it, are fake breasts. I was told (not that I was reasearching) Posted by TatianaN in Travelling aroung Americas | Aug 16, 2009
- Gone with the wind in Isla MargaritaNow I know that an expression "Zdat y moria pogody" has a very straight meaning, especially when you are kiting or windsurfing. Because that's what I have been doing to the last four days, sitting on the beach and waiting Posted by TatianaN in Travelling aroung Americas | Aug 12, 2009
- Some interesting facts about VenezuelaDollar: First of all, if you ever plan to travel to Venezuela bring only cash, because the situation here with dollars and exchange rate is the same as it was in Soviet Union. No dollars can be accesible in the Posted by TatianaN in Travelling aroung Americas | Aug 9, 2009
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