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Mount Roraima is one of the most extraordinary natural landmarks in South America, rising like a stone fortress above the savannahs of southern Venezuela. This ancient table‑top mountain, often called the Lost World, offers a rare journey into a landscape shaped over millions of years, with dramatic cliffs, mist‑covered valleys, crystal pools, and unique plants found nowhere else on Earth. Reaching its summit is more than a trek—it is an immersive adventure into raw nature, silence, and wonder, making Roraima a must‑experience destination for travelers seeking something truly unique and unforgettable.!
Explore one of South America’s most iconic landscapes on this compact yet immersive trek to Mount Roraima. This carefully designed itinerary guides you step by step from the savannahs of southern Venezuela to the surreal summit of the legendary tepui, combining scenic hiking, remote camps, and time to explore the mountain’s unique rock formations and natural pools—an unforgettable journey into the Lost World.
Transfer: 80 km by 4×4 | 2.5 hours
Hiking: 13.5 km | 4–5 hours
Your adventure begins early in Santa Elena de Uairén, the gateway to Mount Roraima. Travel by 4×4 through savannah landscapes to the indigenous village of Paraitepuy. After registering with park rangers, start your trek across open grasslands.
You will cross small rivers and enjoy wide views of the Roraima and Kukenán Tepuis. The hike is moderate and ideal for acclimatization. Camp is set near the Tek or Kukenán River, where you enjoy dinner and your first night under the stars.
Hiking: 7 km | 4 hours
After breakfast, the trail slowly begins to rise. The scenery changes from savannah to forest, with orchids and unique vegetation. Roraima’s massive wall grows closer with every step.
Reach Base Camp at around 1,800 meters. The afternoon is for rest, photos, and soaking in the atmosphere of this ancient mountain. Weather changes quickly here, adding to the dramatic setting.
Hiking: 4 km | 4–5 hours (steep ascent)
Altitude: up to 2,800 m
This is the most challenging and rewarding day. The ascent follows the natural ramp along the rock wall. Mist, waterfalls, and jungle surround you as you climb into another world.
By early afternoon, reach the summit of Mount Roraima, a landscape often called The Lost World. Explore strange rock formations and enjoy panoramic views. Camp on the plateau for a truly unforgettable night.
Hiking: 10–12 km | Easy to moderate
A full day to explore the top of Roraima. Walk across surreal landscapes shaped by wind and water over millions of years. Visit highlights such as the Crystal Valley, natural “jacuzzis,” and unique rock sculptures.
This area is home to endemic plants and animals found nowhere else on Earth. The pace is relaxed, allowing time for photography and exploration.
Hiking: 11 km | 6–7 hours
After breakfast, begin the descent along the same route. Enjoy final views from the plateau before returning to Base Camp for lunch. Continue down to the river camp.
The changing light often offers the best photo opportunities of the trek. Celebrate your achievement with a warm dinner and final night in the wilderness.
Hiking: 13.5 km | 4–5 hours
Transfer: 80 km | 2.5 hours
An early start for the final hike back to Paraitepuy. A 4×4 vehicle awaits for the return to Santa Elena de Uairén. Arrival is usually mid‑afternoon, giving time for a shower, rest, and celebration.
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Mount Roraima through our curated photo gallery, showcasing its dramatic cliffs, surreal landscapes, and one‑of‑a‑kind natural wonders.
Join our “3 Days Canaima Tour” and immerse yourself in the spectacular beauty of Canaima National Park. Experience the awe of Angel Falls, explore lush rainforests, and connect with the rich traditions of the Pemón people. Every detail of your adventure is carefully arranged, so you can relax and fully enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime journey.
Reserve your spot today and let the wonders of Canaima become your next great adventure!
Have questions about the Mount Roraima trek? This FAQ section provides clear answers about the route, difficulty, climate, accommodations, and what to expect on the journey, helping you prepare with confidence for this unforgettable adventure.
The trek is moderate to challenging. No climbing skills are required, but good fitness is important. Daily hikes range from 4 to 7 hours.
The best months are December to April and August to November. Rain is possible year‑round, especially on the summit.
Professional guides, tents, cooking equipment, meals during the trek, park registration, and transport from Santa Elena to Paraitepuy and back
Entrance fee to Canaima National Park (USD 10), sleeping bag, personal equipment, tips, and travel insurance.
Daytime temperatures range from 10–20°C. Nights on the summit can drop close to 5°C.
Yes. Porters can be arranged locally to carry personal gear, recommended for comfort.
Yes. Groups usually consist of 6–16 participants, ideal for solo travelers.
Hiking boots, rain jacket, warm layers, sunscreen, insect repellent, headlamp, reusable water bottle, and personal medication.
