Yacht charter Venezuela
Last updated on 7 April 2025
Venezuela, a country appreciated for its festive atmosphere, its preserved forest and the richness of its fauna and flora, remains fascinating on many points.
At the side of your yacht charter in Venezuela, sail in the turquoise Caribbean Sea and haul in close-hauled for almost 1800 miles, taking in around a hundred islands. An infinite number of sailing possibilities are open to you! Those who like to relax will have a dream vacation visiting magnificent sunny beaches while sipping delicious cocktails, while nature lovers will be amazed by the beauty of the Venezuelan marine ecosystem. Its coast, its islands in the open sea and its coral reefs are full of numerous deserted anchorages, and the seabed is home to more than 500 species of fish. The coral reefs are also in a pitch good state of repair, surrounding these numerous islands with natural barriers.
Our charter bases in Los Roques and Margarita will enable you to enjoy some beautiful turquoise cruises in one of the largest maritime reserves on the planet. Not to mention that between anchorages, you will have the opportunity to visit unique places such as Salto Angel, the highest waterfall in the world, or the Orinoco Delta, the territory of the Warao Amerindians, renowned for their kindness and hospitality.
Discover Venezuela on a hike
Hiking enthusiasts will certainly abandon their catamaran for a long walk in a country with an astonishingly rich biodiversity. The territory also includes several protected areas where you can discover many surprising animal and plant species. Marsupials, tapirs, spectacled bears, rodents, birds and reptiles share this vast territory.
Want to explore this splendid mountainous area hauled in on the side of the boat by the Caribbean Sea? Abandon your sailboat and trudge into the heart of Henri Pittier National Park. Created in 1953, the park covers an area of over 1,078 km2 and promises some wonderful discoveries. Budding botanists will enjoy immortalizing the ferns and other species of tropical plants. Birdwatchers will also find what they are looking for. An obligatory stopover for migratory birds, the park welcomes several species of birds every year. So make sure you visit Paso Portachelo during the migration period. You will be able to observe toucans, eagles, parakeets, caciques and parrots with their magnificent song.
But Henri Pittier National Park is also a succession of rivers, waterfalls, mountains and beaches that will certainly appeal to those who like to relax. The coastal region of the park will be their favorite place.
Discover the most beautiful beaches in Venezuela
Beaches and seaside resorts follow one another in Henri Pittier National Park and have great potential for tourism. Between the sea and the mountains, discover the picturesque village of Choroni, which is home to one of the most beautiful beaches in the country.
An avenue of coconut palms, a river of fine sand and a sparkling sea combine to form an idyllic landscape that makes way for daydreaming and the sweetness of doing nothing. The most beautiful beaches in Venezuela are also to be found on the coasts of the island of Margarita, Playa El Agua being just one of them.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 24 |
|---|---|
| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Chef (meals not included), Sailor, Engineer |
| Average price per week | $131,388 |
| Minimum weekly price | $20,471 |
| Maximum price per week | $555,501 |