This remote land of table mountains, sheer cliffs, and savannah uplands is home to the tallest waterfall on Earth, the 1,002-metre Angel Falls. Encompassing more than 3 million hectares of southeastern Venezuela, along the border with Guyana and Brazil, Canaima National Park includes an extensive region of spectacular tepui summits, steep flat-topped table mountains that are the founts of hundreds of waterfalls.
Vegetation includes rolling savannas, moriche groves, montane forests, and dense river woodlands.
More than 550 species of birds have been seen in the park, and Canaima is world-renowned for being home to over 500 species of orchids. Activities include viewing the amazing table-mountain tepui formations, visiting the tallest waterfalls on Earth, dayhiking, wildflower photography, and wildlife observation. Walk through the rolling savannas and montane forests of Canaima, watching for tapir, peccary , several species of monkey, and capybara. Bring a camera to photograph some of the more than 500 species of orchids found within the park. All rights reserved.