Venezuela gap year

There are plenty of <a href="http://www.xtremegapyear.co.uk/gap-year/venezuela-gap-year">Venezuela Gap Year</a>options to choose from when planning your gap year travel. Venezuela is a great place to start on a <a href="http://www.xtremegapyear.co.uk/gap-year/south-america-gap-year">South America Gap Year</a>as well, as the cost of flights into the country are generally cheaper than the rest of the continent.

If you are going to go on your Venezuela Gap Year, you will need some Spanish under your belt. Of course Spanish is widely spoken in most of South America (and is the most widely spoken language in the world) so it is a good idea to learn a few sentances before you go. If you do not have the time, why not consider doing an intensive language course on your Venezuela gap year?

 

Venezuela Gap Years are appealing for people who want to experience some exotic Carribbean beaches, as there are plenty of incredible places to lay in a hammock when you arrive. Imagine crystal clear waters and palm trees dipping into the Carribean Sea, and you have a pretty accurate picture of the place.

 

 

Well the gorgeous coastline does have its advantages, but what else is on offer on a Venezuela Gap Year? Lots and lots of adventure for one thing. There is some incredible geography in Venezuela, and it lends itself well to being explored! Plenty of acrtivities from trekking to jungle trips and of course then there is the Gran Sabana and Angel falls.

 

All though your Venezuela Gap year is bound to be exciting, you will probably do some onward travel – after all is would be a shame to miss out on some of the exciting countries near by. Ecuador, Brazil even Columbia all have interesting sites and things to see. A <a href="http://www.xtremegapyear.co.uk/gap-year/brazil-gap-year">Brazil Gap Year</a>for instance is a great combination, and there are lots of things you can do there too. Like learning to surf, or doing some other insanely cool activities.