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Guyana

South America's only English-speaking nation.

Guyana is a hidden gem boasting pristine rainforests covering 80% of the country, spectacular waterfalls including the mighty Kaieteur Falls, and incredible biodiversity. From the coastal plains where most Guyanese live to the vast interior savannas and highlands, this sparsely populated country offers authentic adventures in untouched wilderness. Recent oil discoveries have transformed Guyana into one of the world's fastest-growing economies, yet it remains one of Earth's best-kept secrets for eco-tourism and cultural immersion.

Aerial view of Kaieteur Falls plunging over a sandstone cliff into a rainforest gorge, with a rainbow arcing through the rising mist — Seen from the air, Kaieteur Falls drops in a single sheet over the gorge walls while a rainbow forms in the mist below.

White wooden Victorian-style building with a tall spired tower, believed to be Georgetown's City Hall, beside a canal lined with flowering trees — A canal lined with flamboyant trees runs past the ornate white wooden facade and spired tower of Georgetown's City Hall.

A harpy eagle with pale crested head perches on a stump gripping a white prey animal, dense green forest foliage in the background — A harpy eagle grips its catch atop a moss-covered stump deep within Guyana's forest canopy.

Kaieteur Falls plunges over a cliff into mist, with a bromeliad in the foreground and rainforest stretching to distant hills — Mist rises from the base of Kaieteur Falls as the Potaro River drops over the escarpment into the forest below.

Close-up of a treefrog with green-rimmed black eyes and pale mottled skin, gripping a thin branch at night in Guyana — A treefrog grips a slender branch, its large green-rimmed eyes catching the light against the dark forest of Guyana.

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Where to Go in Guyana

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Georgetown
South America's Only English-Speaking Capital See the place
Iwokrama Rainforest
371,000 Hectares of Rainforest at the Heart of Guyana See the place
Kaieteur Falls
The World's Most Powerful Single-Drop Waterfall See the place Read the guide
Rupununi Savanna
Tropical Grasslands Between the Amazon and the Kanuku Mountains See the place
Shell Beach
The Atlantic Coast's Only Four-Species Sea Turtle Nesting Beach See the place

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Guyana

South America's only English-speaking nation.

Guyana Tours

Kaieteur Falls Overland Trek

Rupununi Savanna Safari

Guyana Deep Wilderness Expedition

Design your own Guyana trip

Top Experiences in Guyana

Kaieteur Falls, with nobody else there

Giant river otters at breakfast

A real chance at a jaguar

Lodges owned by the villages

Giant anteaters on open savanna

Harpy eagles and the canopy walkway

Where to Go in Guyana

Georgetown

Iwokrama Rainforest

Kaieteur Falls

Rupununi Savanna

Shell Beach

Planning a trip to Guyana

Stories from Guyana

South America’s Cricket Country: Why Guyana Lives for the Game

Guyana Birding: Why South America’s Best-Kept Secret Is the World’s Next Great Birding Destination

Kaieteur Falls and the Legend of Old Kai

Top Places to Visit in Guyana

Iwokrama Rainforest, Guyana: The Complete Guide

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