Travel and transport agencies Amazonie Vénézuélienne

Canaima pioneer agency owes its name to former exception guide Tomas Bernal, who died in 1998. His four Peruvian girls and boys took over the reins. The tour in Canaima consists of three days and two nights: overnight in their camp on Anatoly Island facing Canaima Lagoon and an exceptional night on Isla Ratón. Here you will sleep in a hammock, rocked by the noise of the highest waterfall in the world (the first two hammocks have direct on the Salto!). The agency also organizes excursions in other areas such as Gran Sabana (from Ciudad Bolívar), Kavac (from Ciudad Bolívar or Canaima), the Orinoco Delta, Llanos, Margarita, Los Roques and a trek in Roraima. Booking and sale of airline tickets.

Also called Bernal towers, the name of former exception guide Tomas Bernal. The father died since 1998 and gave the reins to his 4 Peruvian girls and boys. The tour at Canaïma consists of three days and two nights: at night in their camp on Anatoly island facing the lagoon of Canaïma and an exceptional night on the Isla Ratón, from there you will sleep in a hammock, rocked by the highest waterfall in the world (the first two hammocks have direct on the salto). The agency also organizes trips to other regions such as Rio Caura, Gran Savana (from Ciudad Bolívar), Kavac (from Ciudad Bolívar or Canaïma) and the Orinoco Delta. Reservation and sale of national and international aircraft tickets.

This government library in many places in Venezuela has a free internet space! Air conditioning as a bonus. Some books in French are available, such as the works of the economist Jean Fourastié, Jean-Marie Auzias and Jean Renoir. Proper dress required.

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.

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.

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.

Ciudad Guayana is a city in Venezuela.

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!).

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

After a flight departing from Ciudad Bolivar, arrival in the small Indian village of Kavac. The agency lets you visit the first day the cave at one hour's walk and the "Tabanarempa" fall. The next day direction where the view on the area is impressive, on the return visit of several splendid waterfalls and the famous "Cara del Indio" which is a trompe the gigantic eye made of rock. return to Ciudad Bolivar in the afternoon.

Tours that combine the discovery of the indigenous peoples and their ecosystems. For the comfort, it is on their boat the Iguana that you can sleep in a cosy bed in the jungle!

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.

Many telephone and Internet posts are available.