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Canaima National Park

Forming the gateway to Angel Falls in the Gran Sabana region of Venezuela, Canaima National Park is one of the largest national parks in the world. Known for its tabletop mountains, waterfalls, and grassy savannahs, it’s one of the most popular hiking destinations on the continent.

Many visitors come here to take the popular two-night, three-day hike and canoe trip to the base of Angel Falls. There’s so much to see along the way: three-toed sloths, poison-arrow frogs, pumas, capybaras, and hundreds of species of orchid call the park home.

Or head into Monte Roraima, a different area of the park, for a longer four to eight-day trek from Paraitepuy village. The top of the mountain stands on the border of Venezuela, Brazil, and Guyana!

Etosha National Parks in the World

The second-largest game reserve in Namibia, Etosha National Park means ‘Great White Place.’ This refers to the famous Etosha salt pan that lies within its borders, a popular place to spot animals, particularly in the water-scarce winter months. Animal sightings are common and exciting in Etosha. You may spot three of the world-famous Big Five – rhinos, lions, and elephants – as well as a variety of plains game, such as giraffes, zebras, gemsbok, wildebeest, and springbok.

Visitors can get around on a self-drive or a guided tour, but note that you are not allowed to step outside of your vehicle except in the designated camps, for obvious reasons.