Canaima Airport

Canaima Airport serves the remote tourist village of Canaima in Bolívar State, Venezuela, situated within the vast Canaima National Park—a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The airport is the primary point of entry for visitors seeking access to the tepuis, lagoons, and Angel Falls, the world's highest uninterrupted waterfall. Given its location deep within a protected national park, the airport handles mostly small aircraft and charter flights, along with scheduled regional services connecting Canaima to Ciudad Bolívar and other Venezuelan cities. The facility is modest in scale, reflecting the low-density tourism and conservation priorities of the surrounding park. Access to the area is largely dependent on air travel, as there are no paved roads connecting Canaima village to the broader Venezuelan road network. The airport therefore plays a critical logistical role for both tourism operators and the local indigenous Pemon community.