203 · Venezuela, Guyana & Brazil
Mount Roraima
When travel conditions permit, undertake a properly supported trek that leaves time to understand both the approach and summit.
Countries & territories
Venezuela, Guyana
Explore Mount Roraima in Extraordinary Discoveries, with photographs, a travel guide and planning notes.
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Paolo Costa Baldi · CC BY-SA 3.0. Resized for display.Your starting point
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- Mount Roraima
Extraordinary Discoveries · A table mountain whose summit feels like a separate landscape.
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Mount Roraima · 8 days as a starting allowance
Base: A supported expedition itinerary rather than a fixed hotel base.
Getting there: The usual organised approach begins in southeastern Venezuela; assess the complete route against current advice.
Season: Relatively drier periods may help trekking, but rain and mist remain common and current access takes priority.