14 days tour

Ultimate Guyana Nature Experience 14 Days/13 Nights

$ 4,499 .10 USD

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Ultimate Guyana Nature Experience 14 Days/13 Nights

This tour includes:

Guide

Professional Safari Guide

Meals

Breakfast . Dinner

Accommodation

Accomodation in 4 strat hotels and Lodges

Transport

Private Vehicle with Airport transfers

Not included:

Insurance

Others

Personal expenses Return - International Flights Travel Insurance

Flights

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Itinerary of your trip Ultimate Guyana Nature Experience 14 Days/13 Nights

  • Day 1 Arrival - Georgetown
    • 12:00 am - 11:59 pm

      Arrival - Georgetown

      Once you arrive in Georgetown, our team will be waiting for you at the airport to assist with your transfer to a hotel in the city. If time permits, we will try to arrange a visit to the city of Georgetown before heading to the hotel. 


      Accommodation:Cara Lodge,

       Meals. Dinner

  • Day 2 Kaieteur Falls
    • 12:00 am - 11:59 pm

      Kaieteur Falls

      We will board a small 12-seater aircraft for a 50-minute flight to visit the famous Kaieteur Falls, which is the worldโ€™s highest free-falling waterfall with a single drop. The waterfall is located where the Potaro River plunges 741 feet into the gorge. After spending 2 hours exploring the waterfall from various sites, we will fly back to George Town. You will then be transferred to your hotel in Georgetown for the evening. Please note that the visit to Kaieteur Falls may occasionally be rescheduled depending on the number of people booked for the flight.

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      Accommodation:Cara Lodge,

      Meals.Breakfast , Lunch,  Dinner

  • Day 3 Iwokrama River Lodge
    • 12:00 am - 11:59 pm

      Iwokrama River Lodge

      We will start our day with a morning flight that will take us over Guyanaโ€™s rainforest, which is part of the Amazon jungle. Our destination is Rupununi, where we will be transferred by 4WD jeeps to the Iwokrama Rainforest Lodge and Research Center. This region is known for its incredible rainforest, boasting a remarkable diversity of species. It is also one of the best places to spot Jaguars in their natural habitat.Upon arrival, you will have the afternoon free to explore the trails with a ranger, immersing yourself in the beauty of the rainforest. Later in the evening, we will embark on a thrilling night boat trip to search for the elusive Black Caiman and other fascinating nocturnal creatures that inhabit the area. Remember to bring a little luck with you!


      Accommodation: Iwokrama River Lodge,  

       Barbados Meals: All Inclusive

  • Day 4 Essequibo River, Turtle Mountain & Kurupukari Falls
    • 12:00 am - 11:59 pm

      Essequibo River, Turtle Mountain & Kurupukari Falls

      An early boat trip on the Essequibo River offers an opportunity to hear the dawn chorus before breakfast. You then set off on a short boat ride to the base of Turtle Mountain, keeping an eye out for sloth, capybara, caiman and arapaima โ€“ the worldโ€™s largest freshwater fish โ€“ plus red howler, edge-capped capuchin and black spider monkeys. The exhilarating climb to the 290-metre-high summit takes around two hours, but is worth the effort for the breathtaking views. On your return there is time to relax for a while, then as it starts to cool off, you set out to visit the Amerindian petroglyphs at Kurupukari Falls. After nightfall you meander along the river by boat looking for tree boas and tree frogs before making your way back to the lodge for dinner. 


      Accommodation: Iwokrama River Lodge

       Meals: All Inclusive

  • Day 5 Dawn Transfer To Atta Rainforest Lodge
    • 12:00 am - 11:59 pm

      Dawn Transfer To Atta Rainforest Lodge


      Early transfer though Iwokrama Rainforest, which is fast gaining an international reputation for its jaguar population. Stop en route for birding in the mori scrub, an unusual low forest on sandy soil that supports birds such as rufous-crowned elaenia, black manakin and red-shouldered tanager. Continue to Iwokrama Canopy Walkway to watch canopy-dwelling birds plus red howler and black spider monkeys. There are trails to walk, or you can explore the area around the lodge, where deer and agouti are regular visitors. Another major target is the white-winged potoo which can be seen from the canopy walkway after dark. 


      Accommodation: Atta Rainforest Lodge, 

       Meals: All Inclusive

  • Day 6 Explore Atta Rainforest
    • 12:00 am - 11:59 pm

      Explore Atta Rainforest

      The forest around the lodge offers good birding, but the main attraction is the canopy walkway, from which you can see birds that would be difficult to see from the forest floor. Among the highlights are several species of parakeet, Caica parrot, Guianan puffbird, waved and golden-collared woodpeckers and three species of antwren. If the trees are in fruit, you may see rare dusky purple-tuft and purple-breasted cotinga.The clearing around the lodge is one of the best places to spot the โ€˜must-seeโ€™ crimson fruitcrow, which often feeds in the nearby trees. A family group of black curassow regularly passes through and, with luck, you should be able to add this usually timid bird to your list.


      Accommodation: Atta Rainforest Lodge, 

       Meals: All Inclusive

  • Day 7 Transfer To Surama
    • 12:00 am - 11:59 pm

      Transfer To Surama


      Welcome the dawn chorus from the canopy walkway and witness the activity as short-tailed nighthawks settle for the day, swifts take to the sky, white-throated and channel-billed toucans yodel, and barred-forest falcons call. After breakfast drive into the forest to seek out Guianian cock-of-the-rock and hear about the uses of jungle plants, then continue to the Amerindian village of Surama, set on a small patch savannah surrounded by rainforest-clad hills. Suramaโ€™s inhabitants are mainly from the Macushi tribe and still observe many traditional practices. After settling in, you visit the school, medical centre, church and some village houses. A short trail walk will show you the forest through the eyes of your indigenous guides, and youโ€™ll learn about medicinal plants and their uses. Later, a night walk reveals the mystery of the forest after dark. 


      Accommodation: Surama Eco-lodge, 

       Meals: All Inclusive

  • Day 8 Walk In Savannah & Boat Trip In Burro Burro River
    • 12:00 am - 11:59 pm

      Walk In Savannah & Boat Trip In Burro Burro River

      Rise before dawn to walk across the savannah and climb Surama Mountain in the cool morning air โ€“ the best time for birdlife. After breakfast at a lookout with fine views across to the Pakaraima Mountains, return to the village. A five-kilometre afternoon walk takes you across the savannah and through rainforest to the Burro Burro River, where your guides paddle you in canoes to see giant river otters, tapir, tira, and spider monkeys, before returning to the village for sunset.  


      Accommodation: Surama Eco-lodge, 

       Meals: All Inclusive

  • Day 9 Early Morning Birding Walk
    • 12:00 am - 11:59 pm

      Early Morning Birding Walk

      Start your day by taking a serene walk through the forest, immersing yourself in the beauty of the breaking dawn. After enjoying a delicious breakfast, we will embark on a journey to the Rupununi River. Traveling in a 4WD vehicle or Bedford truck, we will reach the river where a boat awaits to take us to Karanambu Lodge, a special place established by the late Diane McTurk.In the late afternoon, we will venture out on a boat, exploring the river in search of the magnificent Giant River Otters and other fascinating species that call this region home. As dusk approaches, we will continue our boat ride to the ponds, where you will witness the blooming of the giant Amazonia Regis water lily, a truly remarkable sight. During our boat ride back, a spotlight will be used to search for the elusive Black Caiman and other nocturnal animals that inhabit the area. It will be an exciting and memorable experience, observing the wonders of nature under the night sky.


      Accommodation: Karanambu Lodge

       Meals: All Inclusive

  • Day 10 Guided Birding Walk On The Panorama Trail & Afternoon Boat Trip Along The Rupununi River
    • 12:00 am - 11:59 pm

      Guided Birding Walk On The Panorama Trail & Afternoon Boat Trip Along The Rupununi River


      This morning we enjoy a birding walk along the Panorama Trail in the Pakaraima Mountains and also hope to see some poison dart frogs out on the trail as well. After breakfast back at the lodge, you drive to the banks of the Rupununi River. Jabiru stork and toco toucan are often seen on this stretch of road, along with red howler and spider monkeys. From Ginep Landing you take a boat on the Rupununi, where โ€“ depending on the water level โ€“ may see giant otters, as several family groups live along this stretch of river. Your destination, Karanambu Lodge, is the former home of Diane McTurk, who was known for her work rehabilitating orphaned giant river otters. 

      In the afternoon you head out by boat to look for otters in the wild and see giant Victoria regia waterlilies bloom at dusk. On the way back your guide will use a spotlight to find nocturnal wildlife. 


      Accommodation: Karanambu Lodge, 

       Meals: All Inclusive

  • Day 11 Wildlife Watching Excursions From Karanambu
    • 12:00 am - 11:59 pm

      Wildlife Watching Excursions From Karanambu

      This morning, we will transfer by boat, with a focus on bird watching along the way, to the Amerindian village of Yupukari. Our destination is the Caiman House, where we will be spending the night. Tonight, you will have the incredible opportunity to embark on a foray on the Rupununi River from the Caiman House Field Station.As a guest, you will have a unique chance to support and actively participate in an ongoing field study of the Black Caiman, which is the largest member of the Alligator family and an endangered species. If the water level permits, you will even be invited to accompany the indigenous crew as they search for and capture these magnificent reptiles on the river.It will be an unforgettable experience, immersing yourself in the conservation efforts and research surrounding the Black Caiman.


      Accommodation:Caiman House, 

       Meals: All Inclusive

  • Day 12 Savannah Walk & Transfer To Caiman House Field Station
    • 12:00 am - 11:59 pm

      Savannah Walk & Transfer To Caiman House Field Station

      This morning venture out onto the savannah in search of giant anteater. Then, after breakfast, transfer by boat to Caiman House Field Station in the Amerindian village of Yupukari, keeping an eye out for giant river otters, black caiman (which can reach more than four metres in length) and arapaima, and birding as you go.


      Accommodation: Caiman House

      Meals : Breakfast, Lunch , Dinner

  • Day 13 Fly Back To Georgetown, City Tour
    • 12:00 am - 11:59 pm

      Fly Back To Georgetown, City Tour

      After breakfast, transfer to the town of Lethem, from where you catch a scheduled flight back to Georgetown, taking you over hundreds of miles of broken rainforest as well as the Demerara and Essequibo Rivers. Once in Georgetown, you will have an afternoon tour of the city.


      Accommodation: Cara Lodge

      Meals : Breakfast, Lunch , Dinner

  • Day 14 Depart Georgetown
    • 12:00 am - 11:59 pm

      Depart Georgetown

      Today you will be dropped back at the airport to catch your next flight back home.


      Meals:Breakfast 

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Experience Style

Experience Style

Mixed

There will be challenging activities such as hiking, biking, canyoning and trekking, but youโ€™re also going to have other means of transportation and relaxed moments to just chill.

Accomodation level

Accomodation level

Medium

This accommodation includes essential services like a hot shower, electricity, and a nice and comfy bed.

Experience Type

Experience Type

Personal

Youโ€™ll be just with your guide or pilot. Examples of these activities are paragliding, sky diving, personal mountain climbing, etc.

Physical Rating

Physical Rating

Average

There are several physical activities that last from 2 to 6 hours in easy terrains, low altitude flats, or water experiences. Please ask if youโ€™re not sure this applies to you.

Age range

Age range

Min: 8 / Max: 75

Age range allowed for this experience.

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