Means of transport Venezuela

For Caracas count 93 Bs. F in buscama (sleeper seat) from 00 h 15, 00 h 45, 9 h 15, 13 h 15 and 13 h 30 and normal bus 81 Bs F to 12 h 30, 7 h and 15 h 15 2 buscama for Maracaibo at 13 h and 13 h 45 (70 Bs. F); 2 buscama for Valencia at 19 h and 19 h 30 (42 Bs. F) and a classical bus at 7 h (33 Bs. F); p. m. for Puerto la Cruz (120 Bs. F); departure at 19 p. m. for Ciudad Bolívar (153 Bs. F) and Puerto Ordaz (171 Bs. F).

Aeroexpresos Ejecutivos C.A. is a passenger and parcel ground transportation company located in Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela. Founded on 05/21/1992, it offers comfortable and reliable transport services. They also have a presence on social networks, including Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Aeroexpresos Ejecutivos C.A. has private terminals in various cities around the country, including Caracas, Maracaibo, Barquisimeto, Maturin, Maracay and Valencia. Aeroexpresos Ejecutivos C.A. also offers transport services in partnership with other transport companies.

Still no commercial flights since the accident at Santa Barbara. A new company led by Governor Marcos Díaz Orellana is currently under negotiation to obtain authorisations with Inac (Aviation Institute) to operate flights from Merida. Twelve ATR -500 aircraft with an individual value of $ 20 million are in possession of the new company: the Rediscovery Aérea Merideña Internacional de Aviación (LAMIA).

The airport only makes it possible to recover a vehicle from the landlord Alquilauto. Two responsive agencies are also present. 

Take a look at the plane by Jimmy Angel. This is the original copy of the cuckoo he was flying when he'discovered'the highest waterfall in the world that made him famous. Except flights for Canaïma and Kavac, air skies are very clear. Only Rutaca, Conviasa and Transmandu are operational. For the rest, there is one commercial flight on board a Boeing from 120 places Monday to Saturday at 6 am to reach Caracas with a stopover in Maturin; count 2 hours with the stop and 415 Bs. F. Sunday: flight at 10 am in the morning. In the opposite direction the flight departing from Caracas is scheduled at and Saturdays at 14 am. For Margarita go to Puerto Ordaz Airport.

In front of the terminal, in Calle Democracia, Des serve in half an hour Playa Arapito, Colorada and Santa Fe. In service, from 7 am to 21 pm.

Expresos Propilei (Tel +58 281 268 67 31): Coro-Punto Fijo, Barinas, San Cristobál and Barquisimet.

Expresos Flamingo and Expresos Merida (Tel +58 281 418 12 66/265 54 39): Barquisimeto, Mérida and Maracaibo.

Expresos Hip de Settles (Tel +58 281 267 34 26): departure at 6 p. m. for a 8-hour journey to San Fernando de Settles (Llanos).

Expresos El Nazareño (Tel +58 281 265 34 71): San Fernando de Settles and live Barquisimeto.

Crucero Oriente (Tel +58 414 251 06 10): the lucky ones who have time to cross the Paria Peninsula can take this bus which leaves at noon and serves the following cities: Cumaná, Carupano, El Pilar, Yaguaraparo, Irapa and Guïria.

The lucky ones who have time to cross the Paria Peninsula can take this bus at noon and serve the following cities: Cumaná, Carupano, El Pilar, Yaguaraparo, Irapa and Guïria.

The airport is located 10 minutes by car from El Yaque. It is a rather pleasant airport, with the 1 ^st floor a good bar-restaurant with view on the track and internet access. There are no direct flights from France, and lately more international flights, except Port-au-Prince with Conviasa. All the rest must pass through Venezuela's inner cities. There are countless things that have been done by all major companies: Aserca, Avior, Laser, Aeropostal, Airline and Conviasa.

More commonly known as Aeropuerto de Los Mesones, this is a 5 000 m ² structure with cafeteria, restaurants, an internet café, art gallery, small shops and car hire. Busetas, bus and taxis provide the airport with the entire urban area of Barcelona. 15 minutes from downtown Barcelona at the airport door by taxi.

It is one of the country's most important marinas, with its rival Puerto La Cruz. You can find a way to go back to the Antilles or simply go to Margarita, by talking about the people of the boats, on the docks, and offering them services and/or participation. Friends boaters! It is also the most exclusive place to get out in the evening. High-level bars and restaurants make the natives happy.

More national flights, but international flights to Miami, Panama, Aruba, Quito, Guayaquil, Madrid and Tenerife. The company still allows 2 x 32 kg per passenger and 3 pieces if you travel in business.

From Punta de Piedras you can go to Check (50 Bs. F round round). For Puerto La Cruz, count 86 Bs. F first class and 70 Bs. F in second (tourist class), 150 Bs. F if you take a light car and 180 Bs. F for a 4 x 4. Departures every day at 1 am, 7 am, 13 pm and 19 pm in traditional ferry (4 hours). In express (2 hours), departure at noon and 20 p. m. on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, Friday at 23 p. m. only, Sunday at 9 p. m. and on Monday at 15 p. m. and 21 p. m. Price: 230 Bs. F for an adult go to 275 or 330 Bs F by car category (small or 4 x 4), idem 180 and 267 Bs. F (or less than 500 CC). Good news! Children aged 2 to 7 and those over 60 years of age receive a 50% discount on all tickets. If you wish to embark on a vehicle, you should be able to present yourself 2 hours before. The return ticket is less expensive than two.

As for the Cumaná link in Punta de Piedras, following the collapse of the pier a few years ago, the link is suspended at the moment. Prefer Naviarca.

After the cable car in Caracas (Avila) the government attacked another pharaoh civil and mechanical work, in partnership with the Austrians (specialists in the ski lifts). This cable car will be the longest, the most modern and the highest in the world, its first version was built in the late 1950 s by a French company «Applevage». To finance the work and to ensure its publicity, the municipality decided to organize… a ski competition (!) attended by 30 international champions who took three days to reach the summit (high technology). The primary ambition of the cable car was to connect Merida to Barinas, to facilitate exchanges between these two nearby cities, but separated by very high mountains. Closed for the first time for five years at the beginning of the 1980 s, following the only accident in its history, and then very regularly put out of service due to maintenance (mantenimiento… bad languages say that it is due to French Manufacturing), the cable car had ended up resuming service on a nice day of April 5, 2000… but a breakdown, 50 m after its departure from Loma Redonda blocked his irresistible ascent! In 2012 the situation seems to be unlocked, we hope from the bottom of the heart that you can enjoy this amazing attraction during your passage.

By car, prefer the morning to cross and take the ground road in the afternoon for Cariaco. Return 10 h and 17 h. When you dock, pick-up takes you to the beaches of del Castillo, Punta Arenas, and even to Cariaco. At Punta Arenas, peñeros cross in 20 minutes. Price: $ 12 a boat with a capacity of 10. A shorter crossing with a sustained frequency up to Cumaná can also be performed from Manicuare. We go to camioneta. If the island of Margarita awaits you, camionetas put an hour from Araya to Chacopata (20 Bs. F). From here the crossing lasts 2 hours, but what a crossing!

A modern airport in constant activity with 16 commercial flights operated by five of the major airlines and four aérotaxis. In 2011, the airport received international certification issued by the National Civil Aeronautics Institute (INAC). Count around 400 Bs. F for a national flight. Caracas with Aserca (, and); Conviasa (8 h 10); Avior (9 h 10); Aeropostal (9 p. m., 12 p. m., 19 p. m.); Rutaca (Monday to Friday at a. m. and p. m.). Porlamar with Rutaca from Monday to Friday (a. m. and p. m.), an additional flight on Friday at p. m. , with Avior, etc. Some scheduled international flights. In the hall there is a small shopping gallery with authentic exhibition of authentic ethnic creations and postcards with regional press and gourmandise (it pushes the best cashew nuts in the world in this part of the country called le!).

The Aeroexpresos Ejecutivos bus terminal is located in the city of Ciudad Bolívar. This passenger and parcel ground transportation company was inaugurated on 05/21/1992. It offers routes to various destinations from its private terminals. Aeroexpresos Ejecutivos also has a website where you can book tickets online.

For San Fernando de Settles, a departure every hour from 9 am to 17 pm. Take 6 hours of journey and around 100 Bs. F. Caracas: departure at 19 pm and 20 pm (14 hours drive). Ciudad Bolivar: departure from 9 h to 22 h (12 hours drive and 170 Bs. F). Valencia and Maracay (12 hours drive), even bus from Caracas with Caicabo de Amazonas. There is another departure for Caracas with Inscata from the Terminal Alto Parima terminal, diagonal at DISIP. Be patient by bus, police controls on the roads get up and become really painful at the end.

To facilitate the lives of the residents of San Agustín district who regularly had to take a huge staircase to reach their homes, the government built an air subway that covers a distance of 2 km and passes 1 200 people on time. You can see the cable subway when you cross the capital by car. Initially, the system had trouble getting in place because some malicious inhabitants had fun to target the cable that were going to their nose. Ras the:: The government finally intervened to calm the insecurity and the eggs entered the morals. If your mother-in-law does not live in San Agustín, nothing prevents you from doing this turn above the tentacles. 

He pride the Caraqueños. Extensive scientific studies have shown that the behaviour of Venezuelans inside the subway is changing. It is very efficient in the east-west axis and is improving in the north-south axis. At the moment, there are four operational lines. Line 1 crosses the nerve heart of the city east between the Palo Verde and Propatria stations. This is used to reach the resorts Altamira, Chacao, Chacaito, Sabana Grande, Plaza Venezuela to Bellas Artes, Capitol and Gato Negro (airport bus terminal). Line 2 starts from El Silencio (near Capitol) towards the south of the city to Zoologico or Las Adjuntas, which is the starting station for the new subway for Los Teques under Construction but which in 2012 has a "Ali Primera" station. Line 3 from the centre of Caracas, station Plaza Venezuela, descends south by La (bus terminal for the west of the country, Maracay, Valencia, etc.) and finishes "for the moment" at La Rinconada station, where the railway system He Zamora begins. The last one built for congestion on line 1 is line 4, which leaves the Zona Rental station (connected to Plaza Venezuela). At the same time it follows line 1 to the Teatros and Capuchinos stations. The latter is located at Capitol. Air-conditioned, clean and safe, you won't have the right to eat it, as you will recall by loudspeaker. If you would like to borrow the métrobus correspondance, ask for an appropriate ticket. To get it, just tell your destination. Other phenomenal projects attract President Hugo Chávez as a line 5 to El Hatillo and a line 6 that would join the international airport!

With his flambante car, Elyxandro alias Trucha (trout) can come and pick you up or take you to Maiquetia airport in complete safety. It is also available for all travel in the capital: Convenient evening for nightlife and day shopping. On reservation you can also cross the country with him. He was open in spirit and lived for 7 years in Barcelona and his French companion taught him the language of Molière gradually. Do not hesitate to contact him, we found the Venezuelan version of Huggy the right pipes! Good reference.

The inter-urban route of the Socialist Company leaves Ciudad Bolívar and passes through the following cities: Puerto Ordaz (15 Bs. F), Upata (25 Bs. F), Guasipati (35 Bs. F), El Callao (40 Bs. F), Tumeremo (45 Bs. F), Km 88 (75 Bs. F) and completed in Santa Elena (105 Bs. F). The bus flies with 50 white squares with the yellow, green and blue institutional logo.

Venezuela's Ciudad Guayana is home to the Oficina Conviasa travel agency.

The company of the Sambil Margarita taxis is the safest and the drivers have their prices displayed inside the vehicle, this avoids the fights that could start the country's fragnolisation!

For Ciudad Bolívar depart at (565 km), Guiría at am (676 km), Santa Elena de Uairén at 17 h (1 342 km), Tucupita at 21 h 15 (730 km and 10 hours driving), Upata at 20 am in Cama bus (785 km).

The 38 Bs. F exit tax is now integrated into the purchase of your ticket. By precaution, you are 1 hour 30 before taking off. You are generally limited to 20 kg of luggage per passenger, except for Los Roques (10 kg). Beyond you will have to pay a small supplement per kilo established by the company. Hand luggage shall not exceed 8 kg per person and dimensions 20 x 11 cm.

For your connections, in order to avoid having to face a closed check-in, ask the agency that takes charge of your reservations to pre-empt the schedules, considering the company's constant delays.

Hardly passed the luggage control, a horde of pseudo-accompagnateurs, porters, changers alpague the tourist lost and tired after his flight and little concentrated. Stay vigilant and wait patiently for your receiver or friend to search you.

Normally, your baggage followed the same path as you. If, on the other hand, they got lost, the airlines are obliged to pay you cash 100 €. This, officially, allows you to make basic purchases. Obviously, very few people are aware of this right to which they can claim and, if you do not ask for this money at the company's desk, the company will keep referring to this "detail". Some companies do not respect this right and suggest that you keep your tickets for purchases of various products or clothing you buy on site. Then, to make a claim with the company in your country of residence for redress. Avoid leaving valuables in baggage intended for the hold: flights have occurred recently.

The first thing to do is to find money in local currency to pay for the first necessities (water bottles, phone, taxi, for example). Each terminal has exchange offices, vending machines (ATM) as well as banking, postal and telecommunications services. However, you certainly know the parallel exchange in Venezuela: in this case, please prevent your contact on-site.

Simón Bolívar International Airport does not generally collect any airport tax on international flights: it was in August 2011 at 190 Bs F, or 35 € at the official rate. It is now integrated into your air ticket.