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South America's Last True Wilderness
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South America's Last True Wilderness
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Wildlife
From jaguars crossing the Iwokrama road at dawn to giant otters surfacing around your canoe on the Rewa River, Guyana shelters over 225 mammal species across 85% intact primary rainforest that most of the world has never heard of. Our wildlife expeditions operate through indigenous community lodges and active research stations where the animals are protected, habituated, and genuinely wild.
Birding
From harpy eagles ruling the canopy to cock-of-the-rock dawn displays in the Pakaraima Mountains, Guyana shelters over 800 documented bird species across some of the last unbroken rainforest habitat on Earth. Our birding expeditions access private community forests and research stations where sightings happen that mainstream operators never see.
Wildlife
From jaguars crossing the Iwokrama road at dawn to giant otters surfacing around your canoe on the Rewa River, Guyana shelters over 225 mammal species across 85% intact primary rainforest that most of the world has never heard of. Our wildlife expeditions operate through indigenous community lodges and active research stations where the animals are protected, habituated, and genuinely wild.
Birding
From harpy eagles ruling the canopy to cock-of-the-rock dawn displays in the Pakaraima Mountains, Guyana shelters over 800 documented bird species across some of the last unbroken rainforest habitat on Earth. Our birding expeditions access private community forests and research stations where sightings happen that mainstream operators never see.
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Handcrafted expeditions into the remote corners of Guyana — led by local experts, designed for the curious traveller.
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Remote Access
Charter flights and private guides to untouched regions inaccessible by conventional tourism
Rainforest Retreats
Sustainable lodges deep in pristine jungle with direct access to wildlife and waterways
Expert Birding Expeditions
Multi-day guided tours targeting rare species across diverse habitats from rainforest to savannah
Wildlife Safaris
Venture into untouched Amazon rainforest where jaguars, giant otters, and Capybara roam freely with expert naturalist guides
Fishing Adventures
Cast for massive peacock bass and arapaima in remote Amazonian rivers where world-record fish inhabit
Amerindian Culture
Experience authentic traditions with indigenous communities who have lived sustainably in these forests for thousands of years
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Where to Go in Guyana
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Kaieteur Falls
One of the world's most powerful waterfalls, plunging 741 feet (226 meters) in a single drop - nearly five times the height of Ni...
Guyana
Georgetown
Guyana's vibrant capital known for its distinctive colonial architecture, including the iconic wooden St. George's Cathedral - one...
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Iwokrama Rainforest Reserve
A 917,000-acre pristine rainforest reserve containing one of the last intact tropical forests in the world. Home to over 500 bird ...
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Rupununi Savannah
Vast grasslands stretching to the horizon, home to traditional Amerindian communities who maintain their ancestral way of life. Th...
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Shell Beach
A 90-mile stretch of pristine coastline serving as one of the most important sea turtle nesting sites in the world. Four species o...
Stories from Guyana
A Guide to Seeing Jaguars in Guyana
Guyana is one of the last countries on Earth where the jaguar still occupies nearly all of its historic habitat. Scientists put the national density at somewhere between 1.5 and 2.6 jaguars per hundred square...
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Wildlife of Guyana
Very Rare
Jaguar
Panthera onca
Apex predator and largest cat in the Americas, occasionally spotted along riverbanks
Common
Giant River Otter
Pteronura brasiliensis
The world's largest otter species, these playful and social aquatic mammals are known for their loud vocalizations and tight-knit family groups.
Very Rare
Harpy Eagle
Harpia harpyja
One of the most powerful eagles in the world, the harpy eagle is an apex aerial predator with distinctive feather crown and piercing eyes.
Very Common
Capybara
Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris
The world's largest rodent, these gentle giants are semi-aquatic and highly social, often seen in family groups near water sources.
Rare
Giant Anteater
Myrmecophaga tridactyla
A prehistoric-looking mammal with an elongated snout and powerful claws, perfectly adapted for feeding on ants and termites.
Rare
Guianan Cock-of-the-rock
Rupicola rupicola
Guyana's national bird, males display brilliant orange plumage and perform elaborate courtship dances at traditional display grounds called leks.
Rare
Ocelot
Leopardus pardalis
A medium-sized wild cat with a distinctive golden coat covered in black rosettes and stripes, resembling a small leopard but with longer legs and a more elongated body.
Common
Red and Green Macaw
Ara chloropterus
A large, vibrant parrot with predominantly red plumage, green wings, and blue flight feathers, known for its impressive size and striking appearance.
Common
Leatherback Sea Turtle
Dermochelys coriacea
The world's largest sea turtle, distinguished by its unique leathery shell without hard plates and its remarkable ability to dive to extreme depths while feeding primarily on jellyfish.
Very Rare
Tapir
Tapirus terrestris
A large, herbivorous mammal with a distinctive prehensile trunk-like snout, dark brown to black coat, and barrel-shaped body, resembling a cross between a pig and an elephant.
Very Common
Red Howler Monkey
Alouatta seniculus
A large, robust primate with reddish-brown fur and an enlarged hyoid bone that produces the loudest call of any land animal, echoing through the rainforest canopy.
Common
Black Caiman
Melanosuchus niger
The largest predator in the Amazon basin, this massive crocodilian with dark, almost black skin is an apex predator capable of taking prey as large as tapirs and jaguars.
Common
Golden-Handed Tamarin
Saguinus midas
A small, agile primate with distinctive golden-yellow hands and feet contrasting with its dark brownish-black body, known for its acrobatic abilities and social group dynamics.
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