Lists of Guyana tours and Guyana hotels are here to help you plan your Guyana travel. Any Guyana tour must visit Kaieteur falls. This country is not for the feint hearted, accommodation can be basic, roads unpaved and vehicles battered by the harsh terrain, however any well-prepared, adventurous visitor will be justly rewarded by this country’s raw, impressive and untouched wilderness. Guyana, ‘Land of Many Waters’, lies at a point where the Caribbean meets South America. It is the same size as the UK, borders Venezuela, Brazil and Suriname and is the only country in South America where English is the official language.

Jaguars still roam the forests, leatherback turtles nest on the beaches and giant river otter, black caiman and arapaima are easily spotted in Guyana’s many rivers. Not to mention the 800 bird species that hide in the jungle canopies and forests of this wildlife rich destination. Beyond the wildlife are the famous falls at Kaieteur (five times the height of Niagara), the cloud covered Pakaraima Mountains, the protected forest at Iwokrama, the Rupununi Savannahs, the numerous Amerindian tribes and the capital Georgetown, all forming part of
Guyana’s unique and distinctive appeal.

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