Photography locations in Venezuela

The waterfall drops 979 meters straight down, reaching a total height of 1,054 meters in the tropical rainforest.

The tabletop mountain rises 2810 meters above sea level and contains many endemic plants and animals within its rock formations.

The coastal park features white sand beaches, coral reefs and mangroves. Visitors can observe flamingos, pelicans and sea turtles.

This Caribbean island group consists of 350 coral islands with white sand beaches and turquoise waters north of Venezuela.

This sand desert spans 40 square kilometers and reaches heights of up to 40 meters in a dry region.

Rising to 4978 meters, this mountain summit stands as the highest point in Venezuela. The ascent passes through multiple elevation zones of the Andes.

A highland region with 2800-meter table mountains, tropical forests, natural waterfalls and red sandstone rock formations.

The river delta spans 40,000 square kilometers with waterways, mangrove forests and Warao indigenous communities along its banks.

This aerial transport system rises to 4765 meters above sea level and extends 12.5 kilometers through the Venezuelan Andes.

A meteorological occurrence above Lake Maracaibo where up to 280 lightning strikes per hour illuminate the region each night.

The coastal park spans 94,935 hectares and includes coral reefs, mangrove forests, and 32 small islands in the Caribbean Sea.

This civic square forms the geographic center of Caracas with government buildings, the cathedral and an equestrian statue of Simón Bolívar.

The garden spans 70 hectares of land containing more than 2000 plant species from Venezuela and other tropical regions of the world.

This cave extends for 10 kilometers and houses thousands of nocturnal birds that navigate using echolocation.

The 17th century military complex protected the entrance to Lake Maracaibo and served as defense against pirate raids.

This Caribbean beach offers steady wind patterns and temperatures around 27°C, making it a training location for water sports enthusiasts.

The 20-meter waterfall features a walkway allowing visitors to pass through the wet cave behind the falling water mass.

This Venezuelan island spans 320 square kilometers with white sand beaches and clear waters suitable for swimming and diving.

The national park contains mountain ranges exceeding 4000 meters in elevation with permanent glaciers. Pico Espejo reaches 4765 meters.

The water park features slides, swimming pools and water attractions for visitors of all ages. The facility includes restaurants and changing rooms.

Located at 2000 meters above sea level, this mountain settlement provides direct views over Caracas city and the Caribbean coast.

Protected area with coastal forest, mangrove swamps and mountains. The colonial San Felipe Castle and Puerto Cabello port show the regional history.

The waterfall cascades over red jasper stone formations. The mineral-rich water stains the rocks in different shades of red.

The beach features golden sand areas. The turquoise water maintains a temperature of 25 degrees Celsius throughout the coastal section.

The park features a network of walking paths, multiple suspension bridges crossing the river and waterfalls with observation points.

This Caribbean island features long sandy beaches and warm ocean waters averaging 26 degrees Celsius for swimming and water sports.

The Spanish defensive structure from the 18th century stands on a hill and displays colonial military architecture.

The mountain range separates the city from the Caribbean Sea and offers hiking trails through tropical forests with diverse plant and animal species.

This limestone cave contains pre-Columbian rock art and features several large chambers with mineral deposits along its walls.

The lagoon sits at the base of Auyan-Tepui mountain and receives water from seven waterfalls cascading over red sandstone cliffs into turquoise waters.

This Caribbean island with white sand beaches offers excellent diving spots near coral reefs and can only be reached by boat or plane.

Natural landscape with sand formations extending several kilometers along the coast. The dunes reach heights of up to 40 meters.

This historical park features reconstructed houses, craft workshops and gardens that demonstrate life in the Andean region during the 19th century.

The sandy beach on the Caribbean coast sits between mountain slopes of Henri Pittier National Park and the warm Caribbean Sea.

The church built in 1720 displays Renaissance features and serves as the religious center of the region with regular services.