Auyantepuy, located in southern Venezuela on the Guiana Shield, lies within a geographical region known as La Gran Sabana. It is one of the many flat-topped mountains known as tepuis and, with a surface area of approximately 700 square kilometres, is one of the largest of them all. Its name, translated from the Arekuna language, means “House of the Devil.”
This massive mountain is home to the world’s highest uninterrupted waterfall, Angel Falls, which plunges 979 metres, as well as some of Venezuela’s deepest caves, such as Cueva Ahonda. A trek across its summit is a journey back to prehistoric times, into a remote and otherworldly landscape of caves, deep gorges, colourful rivers, and sandstone walls sculpted into the most extraordinary shapes. Adding to this unique environment is an incredible variety of endemic flora and fauna that has evolved in isolation over millions of years.
In this program, the trek will not only take travellers into this fascinating world but also lead them on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure: rappelling for two days alongside the highest waterfall on the planet, before sailing down the Churún and Carrao Rivers and enjoying spectacular views of this gigantic tepuy.
Scheduled Departures for 2027
– January 9, 2027
– January 22, 2027
Important: Departures are confirmed with a minimum of 4 PAX and are subject to the availability and schedules of domestic flights. Please confirm the departure date with us before purchasing your international flights.
| Day 1 | Arrival in Venezuela |
| Day 2 | La Guaira – Canaima – Uruyen/Kavac Camp (520 m) |
| Day 3 | Guayaraca Camp (980 m) |
| Day 4 | El Peñon Camp (1840 m) |
| Day 5 | Piedra El Oso Camp (1800 m) |
| Day 6 | El Dragon Camp (1600 m) |
| Day 7 | Neblina Camp (1600 m) |
| Day 8 | Colibri Camp (1600 m) |
| Day 9 | Salto Angel Camp (1600 m) |
| Day 10 | Rappel down to La Cueva ledge |
| Day 11 | Rappel down to Isla Raton |
| Day 12 | Canaima |
| Day 13 | Canaima – La Guaira |
| Day 14 | Departure from Caracas |
