Mount Roraima Tours in Brazil
Trek to the summit of the Lost World. Mount Roraima is a 2,800 m tepui at the Brazil, Venezuela, and Guyana border. Our 8- and 10-day expeditions take you up the cliffs to a plateau of crystal valleys, natural pools, and landscapes found nowhere else.
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An 8-day Mount Roraima trek from Boa Vista: 3 nights on the summit, natural jacuzzis, the Valley of Crystals and the triple border point.
from $ 1,350
A 10-day Mount Roraima hike from Boa Vista: five nights camping on the tepui, Lake Gladys, Maverick Rock, and the triple border point.
from $ 1,500
Mount Roraima tour reviews
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What you need to know about Mount Roraima tours in Brazil
Before you book, here is the lay of the land. Mount Roraima is the highest of the tepuis, the flat-topped table mountains of the Gran Sabana, rising about 2,800 m where Brazil, Venezuela, and Guyana meet. Its sheer cliffs and cloud-wrapped plateau inspired Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Lost World.
Mount Roraima trekking expeditions (8 to 10 days)
Reaching the summit is a serious trek. The minimum is about six days, and most expeditions run 8 to 10 days to allow 3 to 5 nights on the plateau. The ascent climbs a natural ramp, La Rampa, up the cliff face. There is no technical climbing, but real fitness is essential.
The Lost World plateau: Valley of Crystals & Lake Gladys
On top, you cross a surreal landscape of black rock, quartz fields known as the Valley of Crystals, natural jacuzzi pools, the Guardians of the Mountain rock formations, and the La Ventana viewpoint. Longer trips reach the Valley of the Lost World and the serene Lake Gladys.
