The Orinoco Delta is a vast marshy area covered by a thick virgin forest, in which a rich and diverse tropical fauna lives. It is furrowed by countless canals that carry water from the Orinoco River, the largest in Venezuela, to the Atlantic Ocean.

On the banks of these canals, Waraos Indians live in small indian communities using the lake dwelling as their housing, as they did hundreds of years ago.

"Boca De Tigre" is an ecological camp where the magic of an ancient culture such as the Waraos "People of the canoes" merges with the exuberant beauty that emanates from the depths of one of the world´s largest deltas. Ecological biodiversity in the area makes the camp a unique exciting place full of adventure ideal for sharing with your family and working groups.