Honeymoons in Venezuela
Overview of Venezuela
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If you value cultural activities such as classical music, opera, ballet or theatre, a honeymoon in Venezuela could be perfect for you as well. Take your loved one out for a night on the town, or enjoy a quiet sunset on the beach. A honeymoon in Venezuela offers endless possibilities. While the capital city of Caracas is known for its high crime rate, this shouldn’t affect your judgement on the remainder of the country. With a little planning and precaution, a honeymoon in Venezuela could be the adventure of a lifetime.
If you’re planning your honeymoon in Venezuela, look forward to action! Don’t forget to look into the following activities if you want to make your trip extra special:
- Take a trip on the world’s longest and highest cable car, which runs 12.6 km from Merida to the top of Pico Espejo. At an altitude of 4 765 meters, it’s sure to take your breath away.
- A two day canoe trip will take you to Angel Falls, the highest waterfall in the world. Trips run from June to November - and don’t worry – the canoes are motorized!
- At the Cienagas del Catatumbo National Park, southwest of Lake Maracaibo, you can experience a special gift from nature year round: lightning, in the absence of thunder.
Key honeymoon facts about Venezuela
When to go:
The climate in Venezuela varies with altitude and can range from hot and tropical in the lowlands to quite cool in the mountains. Be sure to take your final destination into consideration when packing for your honeymoon in Venezuela. The rainy season runs from May to December. In the lower plain areas, average daily temperatures hover around 28 degrees Celsius, but higher up in the mountains you can expect cooler daytime temperatures of around 8 degrees.
Flight Information:
Air France departs Dublin and stops once in Paris en route to Caracas Venezuela. Duration of the flight is just under 14 hours.
Currency:
Bolivar
Travel Documents
Visitors from Ireland will be issued a tourist entry card at the airport check-in desk prior to departure for a honeymoon in Venezuela. A passport valid for at least six months is required. The tourist entry card is free of charge and is valid for stays of up to 90 days. International flights arrive at Simon Bolivar International Airport, approximately 20 km outside of the capital city of Caracas, and from there you can catch a domestic flight onward, or take a taxi into town. Within city limits, public transportation in the form of metro, buses, and taxis is normally quite reliable and affordable.
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