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Planning a journey to eastern Venezuela? Lock in bargain flight rates landing at Manuel Carlos Piar Guayana Airport (PZO), leaving London Gatwick or Heathrow, starting at £549 return. We partner with established airlines like Avianca, Iberia, and Air Europa to craft reliable long-haul connections. Enjoy complete peace of mind with Seven Zones Travel thanks to full ATOL financial protection, flexible luggage policies, transparent non-hidden pricing, and dedicated 24/7 service desk assistance.
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Live fares to Guayana load the moment you search. In the meantime, here is what to know about flying to Guayana from London.
Average daytime temperature and monthly rainfall across the year, so you can pick the best time to fly. Source: long-term climate normals.
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Ciudad Guayana sits where the Caroní and Orinoco rivers meet in Venezuela's Bolívar State, and for UK travellers it's best known as the gateway to Angel Falls, Canaima National Park and the Gran Sabana. It's a working industrial city too, but the flat, forested country around it hides one of South America's great natural spectacles. Flights arrive at Manuel Carlos Piar International Airport, generally known as Puerto Ordaz Airport (PZO).
The climate is tropical and warm year-round, so your choice of season depends more on what you want to see than on avoiding poor weather. The wetter months, roughly June to November, swell the rivers and bring Angel Falls to its fullest, most dramatic flow. The drier period from December to April makes overland travel easier, though the falls can slow to a trickle by its end. Use the When to book chart above to see how fares move through the year and plan around the flow you'd rather see.
There are no direct flights from the UK to Venezuela, so reaching Guayana always involves at least one change of plane, usually two. The most practical routing is a long-haul flight from a UK airport to a hub commonly used for onward Venezuelan connections, such as Madrid, Bogotá or Panama City, followed by a flight into Caracas and a short domestic hop on to Puerto Ordaz (PZO). Allow the best part of a full day for the whole door-to-door journey, and check the price charts on this page for how total cost varies by routing and season.
Guayana works well as a base for exploring the wider region, but there's plenty close to the airport too.
The airport lies a short distance south of the Puerto Ordaz district, around a 15–20 minute drive from the city centre and its hotels. Taxis are the standard way in, and it's worth agreeing the fare before you set off, as meters aren't common practice. Car hire is available for those planning to explore independently, though many visitors prefer a local operator for trips into the Gran Sabana.
UK passport holders travelling to Venezuela for tourism have not typically needed a visa for short stays, but requirements can shift, so confirm the current position and your passport's validity before booking. The local currency is the Venezuelan bolívar, though US dollars are widely used and often preferred in practice, and card acceptance can be unreliable, so carry cash. Bolívar State falls within Venezuela's yellow fever risk area, so check NHS or TravelHealthPro guidance on vaccinations well ahead of travel, and keep an eye on the latest FCDO advice for Venezuela before you go.
Your allowance to Guayana depends on the airline and the fare you book. The table below shows typical long-haul allowances so you know roughly what to expect — always confirm the exact limits with your airline before you fly.
| Fare type | Hand baggage | Checked baggage |
|---|---|---|
| Basic / Light economy | 1 small under-seat bag | Usually none — add for a fee |
| Standard economy | 1 cabin bag + 1 personal item | Typically 1 × 23 kg |
| Premium economy | 1–2 cabin bags + personal item | Typically 2 × 23 kg |
| Business / First | 2 cabin bags + personal item | Typically 2 × 32 kg |
Indicative only. Allowances vary by airline, route and fare — always check your airline's baggage policy.
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