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South America » Venezuela September 8th 2012

One morning before breakfast we practiced how to absail at the climbing wall in our camp! Straight after some arepas (typical dish with mais) we drove with the jeep to a waterfall nearby the city santa fe. The waterfall was about 30meters high. There we started one after each other from the top with the absailing! It was great seing from the top how the water falls down vertical next to you! In the beginning it was quite hard, cause the rock was slippery and it needed a lot of strength to move the robe cause it was pulled down by the water. But once you get used to it it was marvellous! The feeling of hanging only on a robe in a waterfall in the plane nature was wonderful! Our guide said that it has ... read more

South America » Venezuela August 25th 2012

We just arrived yesterday from a very big trip to the national park called Gran Sabana, in the south of Venezuela. We started driving to there at thrre o clock in the night. It was a horrible 10 hours ride, on two small benchs sideways in the back of the jeep! Our group (10pers.) probably looked like sardines in cans! The first night we stayed at Bruno's campside, an old swiss guy who felt in love with the venezoelan lifestyle and decided to spend the rest of his ligetime there! It was quiet strange to speak swissgerman with strangers, watching to swiss TV and listening to him playing the alphorn! It made me feel like home, but then in very different surroundings... As we found out the next dat, that place is very dangerouse.. Bruno had ... read more

South America » Venezuela August 25th 2012

We're not allowed to leave our lodge after sunset, cause it's simply too dangerouse! Somehow it feels like birds in a cage and it's a pitty cause you can't get in contact with locals and learn about their culture.. One night we all were curious about how the night live would be here! That's why the manager of the lodge organised a "ride and bodyguard" for us for a club, which is about one hour from the lodge! It was kind of ridicilous! We couldn't make a step without being followed our bodyguards.. If someone tried to speak to us the guards came and made them leaving again! The other thing was that we were like an attraction in the club! White anf tall girls is probably something like you would find a geraffe in a ... read more

South America » Venezuela August 25th 2012

Our first trip organized from the lodge I'm staying at, was a little kayak tour. With two people in one kayak we paddeled out to Caracas island, where we stayed for two nights. As you probably know, there's not a lot of space in a kajak, what means we had to fit everything in a 13 litre drybag. Our camp was a roof where we hang up out hammocks and mosquito nets. The roof was about 5 metres from the sea. It was just wonderful to fall askerp with the sound of the ocean and to wake up seeing the sun rising over the sea. We drank rain water and water from the rivers with clore tablets and ate quite delicious food out of pots on campfires! The program of the first day was paddeling to ... read more

South America » Venezuela August 11th 2012

After a long but safed flight I arrived in Barcelona Venezuela where I met the other girls from the "travelling classroom" program. We had a pick up service to the Jakera Lodge in Playa Colorado. It was already in the middle of the night, so we went straight to hamock (not to bed). The camp is like a house without walls and our bedroom is just an attic with 8 hamocks. It was quiet hard to get used to sleep in hamocks all the time, while you hear the loud latin music from the neighbours garden, the traffic from the main road and the noise of the dogs and birds and whatever lives around.. But once you got really really really tired you don't care anymore. ;) The village, our camp is located at (Playa Colorada), ... read more




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