Venezuela from the Sky

Venezuela is one of the largest and most diverse countries in South America.  It has a long coastline, a gigantic interior, and some of the world's largest rivers.  In this epic video by contributor DJIVzla Drone, you will experience  the wonderful natural landscapes of Venezuela, all from a drone’s perspective! In this aerial tour, you will see everything from the mighty Orinoco River to  the white sandy beaches of the Caribbean Sea.  Venezuela really does have everything!

Venezuela's capital city Caracas is situated in the northern part of the country, near the Caribbean Sea coast.  Depending on the area counted, it is one of the 6-7 largest urban areas in South America.  Contributor Infinity Visuals, one of the top drone piloting companies in Venezuela, treats us to an aerial tour of this city, which (like the majority of the Latin America capital cities) was founded by Spanish conquistadors in the 16th century.    

Contributor iDroneU collaborated with a swimsuit company to make this amazing drone video of fashion models showing their stuff on a Venezuelan island in the Caribbean Sea.  The video was shot in Los Roques, a group of islands and coral reefs lying a short distance off the nortern Venezuelan mainland coast.  Watch this video to get a bird's eye view of a tropical paradise and see see how drones are becoming tools in fashion marketing.

Check out this stunning drone video from the Sucre state of northern Venezuela, compliments of contributor aerea studio.  Santa Fe is a beach town in Sucre, one of the 23 states which make up the South American country.  It's located in a biologically diverse part of Venezuela's Caribbean Sea coastline, towards its eastern end.   The colors of this area, which you will see come through in the video, are spectacularly beautiful. 

While the Amazon is South America's mightiest river, the Orinoco is a very close second.  This waterway runs over 2.1k km (about 1.3k mi) through Colombia and Venezuela, discharging an average of 37k cubic meters of water (over 1.3 million cu ft.) into the Atlantic every second.  By average discharge, it's the world's #3 river.  DJIVzla Drone gives us this epic aerial view of this mighty river in its primary country Venezuela, where the Orinoco plays a role analogous to the Amazon in Brazil. 

Isla Tortuga is a Venezuelan-controlled island off the country's Caribbean coast, not to be confused with the Haitian island of the same name.  The 156 square km (about 60 squaremi) island is situated off the middle part of the coast, northeast of capital city Caracas.  Frequented by various European colonists over the centuries, the island has no permanent inhabitants.  That said, as you'll see from this drone video by DJIvzla Drone it is not devoid of a human presence! 

One of Venezuela's least well known regions is its Gran Sabana, on its eastern end.  As the name suggests, this is a savannah, a vastly different landscape from the rainforests and jungles which cover much of this enormous nation.  The savannah includes the Canaima National Park, and extends eastward into Brazil and Guyana.  See this remarkable biodiverse area via drone in this amazing video by Infinity Visuals.  

The Orinoco River, which is situated primarily in Venezuela, is the fourth largest river system in the world by discharge rate.  Due to its width, the Orinoco was not bridged until the construction of the Angostura Bridge near Bolivar, in the southeastern part of the country. Contributor DJIVzla Drone used a DJI Inspire drone to create this aerial video of the roughly 700 meter (about 2.3k ft.) suspension bridge, which was built in 1967 and until 2006 was the mighty river's only crossing.

Infinity Visuals is one of the top professional drone piloting companies in Venezuela.  They have a nationwide reputation for doing some of the most technically demanding work, such as filming major concerts and sporting events, and in high-risk zones.  Their demo reel includes some amazing highlights of this work, at the same time providing epic bird's eye views of some of the most beautiful spots in this major South American country.