Guyana Tours & Trips

The 9-day Guyanese adventure takes you from Georgetown's Botanical Gardens to Iwokrama's canopy walkways. Track Giant Anteaters in Rupununi savannah, spot Black Caimans on river safaris, and learn authentic cooking with Chef Delven. Accommodations include distinctive stays at Cara Lodge and Karanambu Lodge.

Your journey starts at Georgetown's colonial architecture and Bourda Market with Chef Delven Adams before flying to the magnificent Kaieteur Falls. Venture through Surama's savannah to spot Giant River Otters and Spider Monkeys, while resting at authentic eco-lodges. Chartered flights and personal guide included throughout.

Turtle Mountain's 290-meter summit gives you great views across the jungle canopy and Essequibo River, with chances to spot Wedge Capuchin and Black Spider Monkeys along the way. Your stay at eco-friendly Iwokrama River Lodge includes meals, and during low water season you can check out 6,000-year-old Amerindian petroglyphs at Kurupukari Falls.

Getting to Iwokrama takes around 8 hours by 4x4 through mining towns, though you can fly there in an hour and see the rainforest canopy from above before landing at Iwokrama River Lodge. The 505-foot Canopy Walkway sits 98 feet high where you'll look for Red Howler Monkeys and the rare Waramadan tree that only grows here.

This 4-day trip takes you to Iwokrama River Lodge and Turtle Mountain Camp with small groups of 2-8 people. You'll hike to Turtle Mountain's 290-meter summit, see 6,000-year-old Amerindian petroglyphs at Kurupukari Falls, and walk the 154-meter Canopy Walkway 30 meters above the forest floor while looking for wildlife.

Walk through UNESCO-listed Paramaribo's colonial buildings before heading deep into the rainforest to Danpaati River Lodge, where night cruises let you spot caimans and you can visit traditional Maroon villages. A flight over the jungle takes you to Kaieteur Falls with its 741-foot drop, then the Iwokrama Canopy Walkway gets you up among the treetops.

This 9-day trip takes you through Georgetown's 18th-century wooden buildings and botanical gardens before flying to Kaieteur Falls, which drops 226 meters in a single plunge as one of the world's highest waterfalls. After crossing into Suriname, you'll wander Paramaribo where synagogues, mosques, and Hindu temples sit close together.