Guyana Adventure Tours

In Guyana, ancient rainforests, wide-open savannas, and powerful rivers shape both the landscape and the way of life. This is one of the least-traveled countries in South America, and one of the most rewarding. Much of the country lies within the Guiana Shield, a geologically ancient region that supports some of the most intact tropical ecosystems on Earth. Here, you can fly above the forest to Kaieteur Falls, one of the world’s tallest single-drop waterfalls, or walk canopy bridges in the Iwokrama Forest as toucans and howler monkeys move through the treetops. In the Rupununi savannas, track giant anteaters, capybaras, and, if you’re lucky, jaguars. Journeys here often include time with Indigenous communities who are leading efforts to protect these lands through conservation, education, and ecotourism. Stay in community-owned ecolodges, help monitor black caiman, or assist with turtle research along winding rivers. Travel into Guyana is travel into one of the world’s last great wild places.