Airport
Valle de la Pascua Airport (VDP)
Valle de la Pascua Airport is a small regional gateway to the city of Valle de la Pascua and surrounding Guárico state in central Venezuela. Taxis and private transfers connect the airport with the city centre, hotels and nearby Llanos towns.
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About Valle de la Pascua Airport
Valle de la Pascua Airport, also known as Tomás Montilla Airport, is a public airport serving Valle de la Pascua in Guárico state, central Venezuela. It functions as a compact regional gateway for the city and nearby Llanos communities.
The airport is located roughly 2 km from the city centre and operates with a single asphalt runway and one small passenger terminal. Its traffic is mainly domestic and regional, with limited scheduled connections serving Caracas and other points in Venezuela.
Because it sits close to central Valle de la Pascua, taxis and private transfers provide a short connection to hotels, businesses and local destinations.
The compact layout keeps arrivals and departures simple, and basic passenger facilities are available inside the terminal.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Valle de la Pascua Airport operates through a single passenger terminal, which mainly handles domestic and regional flights.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Valle de la Pascua Airport
Transfers
Book private transfers from Valle de la Pascua Airport to hotels, city destinations and other locations across Guárico state.
Hourly Chauffeur
Arrange a chauffeur by the hour for flexible travel from the airport to business meetings, events or points around Valle de la Pascua.
Car Rental
Rent a car from Valle de la Pascua Airport for independent travel around the city and onward journeys through the Llanos.
Bus & Group Transfers
Organize minibuses or charter buses for groups travelling between Valle de la Pascua Airport, hotels, event venues and other destinations.
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