Nature walks and observing wildlife:, Venezuela

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Always wear trekking boots, or other types of shoes, that protect your ankles. Also, observe the rules of most National Parks when walking on trails or setting camp. It is also recommended that you wear long trousers to ward off against ticks while engaging in this type of activity. Be mindful of where you step, lean, or sit.

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