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Trade the Stadium for the Jungle’s Roar
Georgetown Bicycle Tour
Central Stags Dane Cleaver and Will Young take a bicycle tour through the streets of Georgetown Read More
Canje Fishing Trip
Hobart Hurricanes Ben McDermott and Jackson Bird on a half day fishing charter down the Canje River. But did the fishes bite Read More
Lethem Day Tour
Guyana's interior region is theming with wildlife, scenic landscapes and culture that you'll remember long after you've left. Read More
Embark on our featured tours, handpicked for you
Embark on our featured tours—handpicked to immerse you in the very essence of Guyana. Whether you’re chasing waterfalls, spotting rare wildlife, or connecting with Indigenous cultures, these curated
experiences offer the perfect blend of adventure, authenticity, and discovery.
Each journey is led by expert local guides and designed to reveal the untamed beauty and hidden stories of this remarkable land.
Upcoming Events Across Guyana
Guyanese people love a good celebration. The best of parades, parties and processions bring the city alive. Timing your trip to coincide with a festival or a major national event is the best way to experience ethnic diversity at play.
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Our Proud Moments
What our clients says
Because Guyana has retained its large swathes of primary forest, the habitats of its diverse species have remained intact, with many large species resident in this country...For those who dream of seeing the Angel Falls in neighboring Venezuela, Kaieteur Falls are no less spectacular, plummeting 226 meters (741 feet
A country largely overlooked by non-cricketing Brits...Intriguingly, the most “exotic” country in South America is the one where they speak English....Expertly managed lodges such as Iwokrama, Atta and Rewa in the rainforest, and Karanambu and Caiman House in the savannah, allow soft adventures...
Wedged between Venezuela and Suriname along the top of South America, it still shelters a lost world — one of last totally pristine, primary rainforests left on our planet.
