Campamento Tomoi Canaima

Campamento Tomoi is a small and deeply personal indigenous Pemon-operated lodge on the shores of Canaima Lagoon, offering guests an unusually intimate and authentic experience of the park’s natural and cultural landscape. The campamento’s handful of rooms are simple but comfortable, with private bathrooms and the essential amenities for a restful stay in a remote wilderness environment, surrounded by the sounds of the tropical rainforest and the constant presence of the lagoon’s pink sandy beaches and cascading waterfalls. Meals are prepared daily from local ingredients by Pemon women of the community, offering a genuine taste of indigenous Venezuelan cuisine that is rarely experienced by international visitors. Guided excursions by Pemon naturalist guides include lagoon canoe trips, waterfall hikes, cultural walks through the community, and connections to the multi-day river expeditions toward Angel Falls. The small scale of the campamento ensures that every guest receives personal attention and a genuinely individualised experience. For travellers seeking the most authentic and community-integrated experience available in Canaima National Park, Campamento Tomoi represents an exceptional and rare alternative to the larger commercial lodges.