What can people do at Angel Falls?

You can hire a pilot to take you on a short trip over Auyán-Tepuí. Or you can rent a canoe and paddle upstream to a trailhead within the national park. Then you hike for about an hour to the base of the falls.



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At 979m in height, Angel Falls is the world's tallest waterfall. It has a suitably dramatic setting within Venezuela's 'Lost World': a wild and isolated region known as the Gran Sabana, where table mountains poke through the clouds and rivers cascade over beds of jasper.

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You can take a swim at Angel Falls. You can hike to Angel Falls in an hour. In a dense rainforest you walk to the base of Angel Falls. The path is flat until you get to the waterfall.

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You'd fall for about 4 seconds before hitting the ground, but that's not long enough to die from impact injury or drowning in the river below (unless you were unconscious). But if you fell from the top of the waterfall and landed on the rocks at its base… well, there's no way around it: You'd be dead.

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Flight over Angel Falls by helicopter Only to be arranged and paid in Canaima lagoon. Minimum of 4 passengers per flight. The whole flight costs from US$ 1900 to US$ 2200. About 1 hour or more flight.

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You'll hike over big roots and stones and hear mysterious sounds coming from the jungle. You'll make your way through the forest until you reach a small plateau that boasts the best view of the Falls. You'll never forget the feeling of standing under the world's highest waterfall: Just enjoy the moment.

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Angel Falls is one of Venezuela's top tourist attractions, though a trip to the falls is a complicated affair. The falls are located in an isolated jungle.

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Angel Falls in Venezuela is considered the highest waterfall in the world, featuring a plunge of more than 800 meters (2624 feet). This epic waterfall was found in 1933, when aviator James Angel was flying over the Venezuelan jungle.

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Table Mountains. Angel Falls pours off a flat-topped plateau—locally named Auyán-Tepuí—one of the largest of the many tepuis in Canaima. These massive exposed rocks are among the continent's oldest, having been formed more than 130 million years ago.

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The falls, first sighted by outsiders in the 1930s, were named for James Angel, an American adventurer who crash-landed his plane on a nearby mesa in 1937.

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If you are planning a trip to Venezuela, here are 7 interesting facts About Angel Falls In Venezuela
  • Angel Falls is the tallest uninterrupted waterfall in the world. ...
  • It gets its name from an American adventurer. ...
  • It is the 'waterfall of the deepest place' ...
  • It falls over Auyán Tepui. ...
  • Angel Falls inspired the movie Up.


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Angel Falls is a waterfall in Venezuela. It is the world's highest uninterrupted waterfall, with a height of 979 meters in South America.

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The average flow is only about 3750 gallons (500 cu ft; 14,200 L) per second, sometimes decreasing to just a thin trickle in the dry season. The falls got their European name from Jimmy Angel, an American explorer who crashed his plane nearby on Auyán-Tepuí in 1937.

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Hiking less than two miles, round trip, the trail is a fantastic family-friendly hike for campers at the Lake Rabun Beach Campground, and worthy of a visit for anyone exploring the namesake lake of Rabun County.

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