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Orinoco Delta Travel Guide  

City Guide about Orinoco Delta with tips and reviews by travelers.

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In eastern Venezuela, the huge river delta of the Orinoco River is called as the Orinoco Delta. This is a region in the shape of a fan through which several distributataries of the Orinoco river flow and mix with the sea.
The Orinoco Delta is also called as the Deltaic System. It is one of the nine geographical areas of Venezuela.
The dry season is from January to April, the wet season from May to December with a yearly rainfall of 2000 mm and the average temperature is 26 degrees Celsius.
The population of this place is about 24,000.
The culture of this place is largely determined by the Warao Indians which are the native inhabitants of this delta. These people spend their daily life hunting and gathering objects in the surrounding forests, fishing in canoes in the distributaries of the Orinoco River and live in wooden houses raised on stilts.

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Recensioni Orinoco Delta

Anthony
Overall rating 10
Overall Guide : The Orinoco delta is a vast, intricate labyrinth of waterways weaving through a simmering jungle to carry the waters of the Orinoco to the Atlantic Ocean. The Orinoco Delta – the landmass now known as Delta Amacuro State – has ... Leggi tutto formed over the course of thousands of years as the mighty river has deposited millions of tons of sediment into the ocean. Over the last century alone, some 1,000km² has been added to the delta, which continues to extend into the Atlantic at a rate of 40m per year over its entire 360km coastline. The Orinoco branches off into over 60 caños (waterways) and 40 rivers which diffuse through 41,000km² of forested islands, swamps and lagoons.
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