

Latin America / Venezuela / Bolivar

Canaima National Park is known worldwide as a “Natural World Heritage Site,” where you can enjoy not only the fresh air but also the great beauty of the tepuis (table-top mountains) and waterfalls, especially Angel Falls, the park’s most important tourist attraction.
It’s the perfect place for a pleasant vacation, to escape the daily grind, spend time with your family, and have a unique experience. Venetur Canaima Camp is one of the best-equipped camps in Canaima National Park, boasting the best location.

It’s also the largest and offers the most comfortable facilities, where you’ll receive the best possible service and a warm welcome upon arrival. The camp has an incredible view from its open-air restaurant, as you can see in the next image. This pleasant restaurant, called “Orquídea,” offers both national and international cuisine.
The restaurant is a spectacular churuata (thatched-roof structure) that is very… In keeping with the location, you can savor the most exquisite local cuisine or dishes of your choice.
There’s also a well-stocked bar, all near the lagoon’s edge, allowing you to enjoy the incredible scenery and even dance, especially if there’s an event.

For rest, there are both single and shared rooms, each with a well-maintained bathroom with hot and cold water, a closet for luggage and personal belongings, and air conditioning for added comfort. Room service is also available.
It’s an ideal place where you can not only enjoy excellent lodging and camping but also adventure tourism by visiting “El Salto del Sapo” (The Toad’s Leap) and “El Salto del Hacha” (The Axe’s Leap), whose torrential waters cascade from great heights, inviting peace and meditation. The journey to these waterfalls reveals a different, beautiful, incredible, and pleasant world.
From there, you can also take excursions to various destinations, such as: Isla La Orquídea (Orchid Island), the Pozo de la Felicidad (Well of Happiness), Canaima Lagoon, Yuri Falls, and… Angel Falls, known for having the world’s highest waterfall, can be visited by air (small plane) or land.
The entire tour is conducted with a guide who shares the most emblematic details of the area, the Pemón culture (the native inhabitants), and many of their fascinating stories. If you haven’t ventured far from the city, and you enjoy nature and adventure, we highly recommend visiting this place.

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Latin America / Brazil / São Paulo

The “Azucar Club Cubano” opened in August 2000. The idea stemmed from Latin inspiration, with its vibrant and magnificent Caribbean music, leading to the opening of the first Latin club in São Paulo. To this day, it is recognized for its lively atmosphere and excellent service, where it enjoyed great success and continues to welcome all those who love Latin rhythms.
Among the rhythms played at “Azucar” are Merengue, Salsa, and Cumbia. It’s worth noting that Reggaeton and Bachata were added due to their popularity. All of these genres are provided by top Latin DJs, including Azucar Nelson Noce, Will Rosbon, Daniel Venezuela, and Julio Moracén. Both Brazilians and tourists visit “Azúcar,” so they specify a schedule of Latin rhythms to be played, as customers have different tastes. This way, you can enjoy the musical genre you want to dance to or listen to at the club that day. However, on Fridays and Saturdays, there’s a mix of Latin rhythms since those are the busiest days, marking the start of the weekend.
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They also have a bar where the most popular drinks are rum and tequila, and their cocktails include the Margarita, the Tequila Margarita, and the Mojito, the latter known as the best in all of São Paulo. They also have a varied menu.

The club is open to the public from Tuesday to Friday from 7:00 pm and on Saturdays from 8:00 pm, and you can pay with any credit or debit card. For more information: