Wildlife Viewing in Venezuela

Our en-route stop was Cueva del Gaucharo known as the Oil Birds´ cave in English. The birds used to be harvested once a year by the indigenous peoples and when the cave was discovered by Alexander ...
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A one-nighter at Rancho San Andreas on the way to the Orinoco Delta. Spent the afternoon trying to eat lunch in a fly storm - yuk, and the evening drinking on the truck as the bar in the ranch was ...
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A fairly relaxed start to the day with a a quick stop at the bakery after the bags where loaded on the truck. Venezuelans seems to like bakeries and do good cakes. Got stopped by the military ...
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Next stop the lowlands of Venezuela - Los Llanos, full of cattle ranches and wildlife. Got off to a rough start by getting the truck stuck in the mud and all having to push and then suffering a ...
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I swear sometimes I have no clue how to even start these things. I am currently in Caraimba, the national park of Venezuela that ...
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We sailed west to Bonaire (part of the Dutch Antilles islands known as the ABC's)....stopping at 3 islands. Five nautical miles off the coast of Venezuela a pod of some 20 dolphins joined us ...
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you would think spending four days in a city would mean that all the sites are covered...wrong. this city was what made me dislike venezuelans. it took us two days to exchange money (by that time we ...
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