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Budget
$439 - $774
Route
Depart
Return
Price
OrlandoCaracas Simon Bolivar
MCO - CCS
MCOCCS
Orlando
Mon 5/13
1 stop11h 35m
Caracas Simon Bolivar
Mon 5/20
1 stop20h 19m
OrlandoCaracas Simon Bolivar
MCO - CCS
MCOCCS
Orlando
Mon 5/13
1 stop11h 35m
Caracas Simon Bolivar
Mon 5/20
1 stop20h 19m
OrlandoCaracas Simon Bolivar
MCO - CCS
MCOCCS
Orlando
Tue 5/7
1 stop12h 25m
Caracas Simon Bolivar
Tue 5/14
1 stop19h 35m
MiamiCaracas Simon Bolivar
MIA - CCS
MIACCS
Miami
Sat 5/11
1 stop15h 08m
Caracas Simon Bolivar
Tue 5/28
1 stop21h 58m
Fort LauderdaleCaracas Simon Bolivar
FLL - CCS
FLLCCS
Fort Lauderdale
Sat 5/11
1 stop10h 06m
Caracas Simon Bolivar
Sat 5/25
1 stop21h 19m
OrlandoCaracas Simon Bolivar
MCO - CCS
MCOCCS
Orlando
Fri 5/3
2 stops48h 19m
Caracas Simon Bolivar
Mon 5/6
2 stops28h 40m
MiamiCaracas Simon Bolivar
MIA - CCS
MIACCS
Miami
Mon 5/6
3 stops16h 40m
Caracas Simon Bolivar
Thu 5/9
2 stops29h 55m
MiamiCaracas Simon Bolivar
MIA - CCS
MIACCS
Miami
Mon 5/6
3 stops16h 40m
Caracas Simon Bolivar
Thu 5/9
1 stop22h 25m
MiamiCaracas Simon Bolivar
MIA - CCS
MIACCS
Miami
Thu 5/2
1 stop8h 35m
Caracas Simon Bolivar
Wed 5/8
1 stop9h 07m
Currently, September is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to Caracas (average of $811). Flying to Caracas in June will prove the most costly (average of $1,158). There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.
January
$965
February
$977
March
$908
April
$999
May
$1,013
June
$1,158
July
$1,043
August
$1,024
September
$811
October
$856
November
$955
December
$1,148
CCS Temperature | 69.8 - 75.2 °F |
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If weather is an important factor for your trip to Caracas, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, May is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 75.2 F. Travelers looking to avoid the cold should look outside of January, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 69.8 F).
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Entertainment
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Reviews
The food is horrible and little, a single meal is served on a 7 hour flight. The movies are old and there are very few options in Portuguese. Regarding the crew, they are not helpful or friendly.
Crew
Entertainment
Boarding
Comfort
Food
Overall
Reviews
The food is horrible and little, a single meal is served on a 7 hour flight. The movies are old and there are very few options in Portuguese. Regarding the crew, they are not helpful or friendly.
Crew
Entertainment
Boarding
Comfort
Food
Overall
Reviews
The food is horrible and little, a single meal is served on a 7 hour flight. The movies are old and there are very few options in Portuguese. Regarding the crew, they are not helpful or friendly.
Crew
Entertainment
Boarding
Comfort
Food
Overall
Reviews
The food is horrible and little, a single meal is served on a 7 hour flight. The movies are old and there are very few options in Portuguese. Regarding the crew, they are not helpful or friendly.
Crew
Entertainment
Boarding
Comfort
Food
Overall
Reviews
The food is horrible and little, a single meal is served on a 7 hour flight. The movies are old and there are very few options in Portuguese. Regarding the crew, they are not helpful or friendly.
Crew
Entertainment
Boarding
Comfort
Food
Overall
Reviews
The food is horrible and little, a single meal is served on a 7 hour flight. The movies are old and there are very few options in Portuguese. Regarding the crew, they are not helpful or friendly.
Caracas is situated amid some of the most stunning mountainscapes you will ever see. Keen hikers will love the various scenic trails through the hills and valleys. An unforgettable way to see the scenery of this part of Venezuela, though, is to take the Teleferico: a cable car that swings you high above the mountains and the rich vegetation of the forests. Back down in downtown, there are plenty of things for all kinds of travelers to do. Go to the Centro de Arte La Estancia and listen to some traditional Venezuelan music. The Centro de Arte Los Galpones is a brilliant place to view some beautiful contemporary art works and is a very peaceful environment. One of the key historical sites in the city is the Casa Natal & Museo Bolivar. Both of these honour Simon Bolivar, or ‘The Liberator’ (‘El Liberator’) who achieved Venezuelan independence from Spain. The house will show you where Bolivar was born, whilst the adjacent museum is perfect for learning more about the rich history of this part of Venezuela, and in particular its quest for independence.
The weather in Caracas is always lovely and warm, but to experience some real heat it’s best to visit in the summer month of August. The dry season falls between December and April, so this is another desirable time to travel. Be aware, though, that travel during school holidays is likely to be more expensive than if you visit Caracas during off-peak seasons. There are plenty of religious and secular festivals in Caracas, so it is a great idea to time your visit to coincide with one of them. For example, in the first week of May each year, the city is home to the ‘Cross of May’ festival or Velorio de la Cruz de Mayo: a religious observance where citizens pay their respects to the holy cross with music, ceremonies, and food afterwards.
Taxis are plentiful in Caracas, so you can hail one in the street whenever you need to get from A to B. Remember, though, that in this city the taxis do not have any meters, so it is best to agree on a price with the driver before you depart. It is usual to bargain with the driver, as it is customary for them to quote you an initial price far in excess of what they are willing to accept. Many travelers take advantage of specialised tour buses to explore the key sights of the city, whilst others find it more convenient to rent a car. There is also a metro system.