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A tour of Guyana takes you to remote rainforests and savannas to observe rare wildlife in a totally wild, untouched environment. The big draw is the rainforest and wildlife, but Guyana's mix of Afro-Caribbean, indigenous, and European roots and traditions creates a very interesting and unique cultural diversity as well. Guyana is accessed via Georgetown, but most opt to head to the jungle and stay in an eco-lodge for the ultimate Guyana rainforest experience. Visit Kaieteur Falls, the world’s highest free-falling waterfall. Kaieteur is a massive, thundering waterfall 100 meters wide, created as the Potaro River makes a sheer drop of 228 meters, almost five times the height of Niagara Falls. One of Adventure Life's Guyana experts will help you plan the perfect trip to Guyana, contact us today
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Guyana's Savannas
10 Days from $5,425
This 10-day tour through Guyana's wild interior features excursions to the Karanambu Ranch and through the dense Iwokrama Forest will acquaint you with jaguars, river otters, caiman, and countless birds as you hike, kayak, and drive. Ideal for true wildlife enthusiasts, you will even have the chance to walk in the canopy of this lush rainforest.
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Guyana Rainforest
6 Days from $2,734
This 6-day tour takes you to the remote Guyana Amazon, where you can observe birds on Surama Mountain, visit the Amerindian Village of Surama and paddle along the Burro Burro River. Wildlife like spider monkeys, river otters & tapirs highlight the trip. End your journey Kaeiteur Waterfall, which rises more than five times the height of Niagara Falls.
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Guyana Jungle Survival
7 Days from $3,439
During this weeklong hands-on Guyana adventure tour you'll experience what it really takes to survive in the jungle with instruction in fire- and shelter-building, scavenging for food, and basic survival skills from your local Amerindian Guide. It also includes visit to the Amazonian Iwokrama Forest and Kaieteur & Orinduik Falls and the Surama Village.
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Wild South America: The Guianas to Brazil
Port of Spain to Salvador
23 Days from $26,340
Extraordinary diversity and a dazzling array of points of interest await on this exploration through five countries, two legendary rivers, and a host of places few people ever see. Explore pristine Fernando de Noronha, a UNESCO Site; grand Kaieteur Falls; and well-preserved colonial towns with a dramatic history.
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Guyana Overview
Guyana, meaning "land of many waters," is an untouched paradise beholding some of the most extensive contiguous rainforest in the world. Still largely unaltered by the influences of tourism, visitors have the opportunity to experience a destination that still seems untouched. Learn more about South America's hidden gem!
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Guyana FAQs
Planning a trip to Guyana is sure to bring up a lot of questions. Our FAQ answers some of the most common ones that we get from our travelers. From packing suggestions to what type of currency is used, this will help you be better prepared for your Guyana trip.
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Rainforest Survival Challenge

For the truly adventurous, camp in the rainforest and learn how to build shelter, make fire, and find food on a day-long rainforest survival training course. Your indigenous guide will show you how to make fire with natural materials and teach you how to fish and hunt using traditional local methods. Make a “wabini”, an elevated platform, from where you can make a base to observe the wildlife and spend the night in your own shelter.  Sound amazing?  Check out our Guyana Jungle Survival trip!
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Rupununi Savanna in Guyana
The Rupununi Savanna surrounds the Kunuku Mountains and is set along the wide Rupununi River. As a result, this is an area of Guyana where wildlife abounds! Giant anteaters, huge snakes, harpy eagles, and jaguars all find refuge in this vast grassy landscape.
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Weather in Guyana
This South American country has four distinct geographical zones: the coastal belt, the forested area, the savannah zone, and the sandy zone. Varying geography throughout the country also means varying climate patterns. Know what you might expect on your Guyana trip with the help of this weather guide.
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Guyana History: A Look Back
Did you know that Columbus actually sighted Guyana in 1498, but decided not drop anchor? As a result, the first European settlers were the Dutch. Here is a brief look at the history that has shaped this intriguing country into what it is today.
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Wildlife-rich Iwokrama Forest
Iwokrama Forest is considered one of the few remaining pristine tropical forests in the world. These robust lowland forests have been relatively undisturbed, resulting in the perfect habitat for a variety of animals. Visiting this area will definitely add to the adventure of your Guyana trip!
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