Calabozo is a historic city in the state of Guárico, in central Venezuela, South America. It is known as an important centre of cattle ranching, and its character reflects the wide plains of the llanos that surround it. The city is also recorded under its longer name, Villa de Todos los Santos de Calabozo.
What a visit offers
- A historic town to explore on foot, with the rhythm of an established regional centre.
- A window onto ranching life, a central part of the economy and culture of the area.
- A base for discovering the surrounding Guárico countryside and the llanos landscape.
Planning your trip
Calabozo suits travellers who want to see a working cattle region rather than a resort. Visitors interested in Venezuela's interior, its rural traditions and its open landscapes will find it a worthwhile stop. Because the facts available here are limited, it is wise to check current details on transport, accommodation and local attractions before you travel.
