Mount Roraima Trek

Mount Roraima (2,810m) is one of the oldest geological formations on earth — a tepui (table-top mountain) whose summit plateau has been isolated from the surrounding lowlands for millions of years. The result is a surreal landscape of eroded rock towers, crystal-clear pools, carnivorous plants, and species found nowhere else on the planet. It was this extraordinary summit that inspired Arthur Conan Doyle to write The Lost World in 1912, and the reality is every bit as otherworldly as the fiction.

This 11-day expedition combines a half-day Caracas city tour with a 6-day guided trek across the Gran Sabana’s rolling grasslands and up to the cloud-wrapped summit of Roraima. It is a challenging but non-technical trek suitable for fit hikers with some multi-day trekking experience. All camping equipment, meals and guides are included.

From £2,649 per person based on 2 sharing. Groups of 6+ benefit from lower rates. Single supplement from £179. Fixed departure dates — contact us for availability.

• 10 nights accommodation (hotels, indigenous inns, camping on trek)
• All meals during trek and transfers (Days 3–10)
• Breakfast at hotels
• 6-day/5-night guided Roraima trek with camping equipment
• Half-day Caracas city tour with guide
• All internal flights (Caracas–Puerto Ordaz, Puerto Ordaz–Caracas)
• All transfers with guides
• Airport assistance
• Return flights from UK (estimated, via Madrid or Lisbon)
• ATOL financial protection (licence 10898)

Trek Difficulty

The Mount Roraima trek is rated Challenging. You should be comfortable walking 6–8 hours per day over varied terrain, carrying a daypack. The ascent route includes steep sections, river crossings and exposed ridgeline. No technical climbing equipment is required. A reasonable level of fitness and some previous multi-day trekking experience is recommended.

All heavy equipment (tents, cooking gear, food) is carried by porters. You will need to carry your own clothing, sleeping bag and personal items in a daypack.