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PUERTO CARREO VICHADA 314 341 3300 - 317 489 6322
RNT: 37.723
Carrera 10 N 19-33 Barrio Las Acacias.
Part of the Guyana Shield from Precambric Era, Calaballo is the Highest in the area with 170 Mt. above the
Savanna. Surrounded by a Forest ring, Morichales and Saladillales other smaller Rocks make an spectacular
views. Easy to climb without special equipment. Also accessible Smaller Rocks like Campana and Morrocoy.
From the top you can appreciate the immensity of the Savanna, The Orinoco River and an Enchanted View.
OPEN ROAD
SOUTH VIEW
CALABALLO ON THE LEFT
Departure from Pto. Carreo to Calaballo. Approximate 2.5 Hrs. Vehicle 4 x 4 with air condition. Stops in
sites of interest, Bita Bridge, Saladillales and Morichales. This trip is only available in Summer time. Prices
are figured using a Toyota Bubble 6 People Max. People number and the availability of the vehicle could
affect the prices. Return to Pto. Carreo at Sunset.
The trip is from 5:30 AM to 6:30 PM approximate.
Hydrants Drinks
6 Ud. per person day: Exp. 2 water, 2 Juices, 2 Sodas.
* Alcoholic drinks not included but optional with agreement.
General Conditions
Reservations at least one week in advance with the cancelation of 50% of the cost and the other 50% at the end of the
trip. Prices, Conditions and Itineraries subject to change without notice.
Services Conditions: The priority of the Guide is the safety of the tourist and the transportation units therefor his
recommendations must be follow. In a case of an emergency of any kind or any circumstance that in his judgement
poses a risk to any tourist, the transportation units or his own he can return immediately canceling the operation
without been considered an unconcluded service. No night traveling allowed unless in an emergency. At sundown
must return to the indicated place. Extraction of Flora and Fauna are forbidden and will not be allowed.
Extras included
All the Guidance includes: Small First Aid Kit, GPS, Small Solar Charger for small equipment like phones and
rechargeable batteries, Bilingual Services in English, Certification in First Aids and CPR, Colombian and Venezuelan
phones for communication. All the pictures taken by the Guide are free to the Client.
We also offer Sport Fishing, Expeditions, Adventures, Ecotourism and Birdwatching and other species Observation
Tourism.
Walking Paths: The priority of the guide is the safety of the tourists and the ecosystems visited and their inhabitants is vital, therefore, his
recommendations should be heeded. The objective of the walks is to know the different ecosystems and habitats and the species that inhabit it.
Silence when walking is crucial for the sighting of different birds, mammals, reptiles and insects that can be seen without interrupting their
customs and way of life, to the natural, without the intervention of man. Being prepared for extreme climatic conditions is crucial as heat, sun,
rain, humidity, water saturated soil, storms, wind, mosquitoes and other insects etc. Weather and season will determine the route or path to
take.
The extraction of Flora or Fauna species will not be allowed for personal transport purposes.
General recommendations:
1-. Try to travel light but with boots, hat, poncho for rain, sunscreen and anti mosquitoes on hand. Swimsuit, towel, at least one change of clothes,
backpack or comfortable carry bag.
2-. Most sites in the area have limited cell and / or power coverage to recharge. It is a good strategy to keep the cell phone off to save batteries
because trying to connect to it consumes the battery faster searching for a signal and also prevent international roaming from generating
unforeseen expenses.
3-. Always wear life jackets while traveling by boat and following the driver's instructions.
4-. Make sure the cameras have memory capacity and charged batteries.
5-. Always carry a "personal" container for moisturizing drinks and recharge whenever you can..
6-. Refrain from jumping into murky waters unless potential obstacles have been checked first.
7-. Refrain from bathing in running water.
8-. Prepare yourself physically for the outing by doing some exercises the days before it.
9-. Try not to touch trunks, branches and stones when walking in the jungle, there may be spines and harmful insects.
10-. Do not smoke in areas at risk of fire, dry or with a lot of breeze.
11-. Alcohol and other substances accelerate circulation causing fatigue and causing the reaction to sting venoms to move faster in the bloodstream
leaving less time to react..
12-. In the rainy season have protection for rain and plastic bags for luggage and equipment such as cell phones, as well as shoes suitable for getting
wet, it is not recommended to wear sandals.
13-. When buying sun block and mosquito repellent think of those that less damage the environment.
14-. Common sense and prevention are the best company for the trip.
15-. Notify the guide of any health conditions such as allergies, diabetes, recent surgeries, phobias or any condition that may result in an emergency
before the tour so we can be prepared before it.
Orinoquia Tours & Expeditions S.A.S. Complies and promotes the following laws:
Law 17 of 1981 and Law 1333 of 2009 on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.
Law 63 of 1986 and Law 1185 of 2008 on Trade of Cultural Property
Resolution 0584 of 2002 on Wild Species that are threatened in the national territory.
Law 1453 of 2011. Article 32. Illicit management of exotic species. In the same way it promotes compliance with the applicable regulations to counteract the
sexual exploitation of minors.
Law 1336 of 2009, by means of which Law 679 of 2001, to combat exploitation, pornography and sex tourism with children and adolescents, is added and
strengthened.
Law 679 of 2001, by means of which a statute is issued to prevent and counteract the exploitation, pornography and sexual tourism with minors, under
article 44 of the Constitution.
Technical Standard for Sustainability: Orinoquia Tours & Expeditions S.A.S. Complies with and is identified with the Sectoral Technical Standard of
Sustainability. Identifying the possible Environmental, Socio-Cultural and Economic impacts by making them known to the Tourist and disseminating the
activities that can help to minimize and compensate them.