There are few places on Earth that offer adventure safari holidays as raw and authentic as tropical Guyana, South America’s best-kept secret. A land of few roads, pristine forest and ecotourism opportunities aplent, Guyana is a true wild frontier. With nearly 80 per cent of its land carpeted by dense tropical rainforest and extensive rivers, Guyana is a remaining haven for some of the rarest animals in South America. Expect plentiful tapirs, giant anacondas, metre-long caiman, a plethora of bird species, large colonies of river otters, giant anteaters and even elusive black jaguars.
Embark on a holiday with a difference at South America's last frontier. On this adventurous safari you will navigate through Guyana's unspoilt and wild rainforests, witness the impressive Kaieteur Falls and explore the wildlife-rich savannah, all alongside a chance to visit colourful and culture-rich Georgetown.
As specialists in travel to some of the most remote corners of our planet, our considerable wealth of experience and knowledge of this country, from the deep vibrant jungles of Kaieteur, to the bustling vibrant streets of Georgetown, has led to our carefully selected expeditions. Providing you with nothing but the best access and highly experienced wildlife trackers and guides, we guarantee you will be placed in the right place at the right time to maximise the quality of your encounters with outstanding South American wildlife.
A tailor-made Guyana safari typically starts from just over £5,000 per person for a 13-day adventure. This includes remote lodges, expert local guides, and rare wildlife experiences deep in the rainforest and savannah. Guyana offers outstanding value for an off-the-beaten-path journey into one of South America’s most untouched wilderness areas.
The best time to visit Guyana is during the dry seasons, from late September to early December and again from February to April. These months offer the most reliable weather for internal flights and wildlife sightings, including jaguars, giant river otters, and a rich variety of birdlife. Expect warm, humid conditions year-round, averaging 24–31°C. Discover the best time to visit Guyana
Accommodation in Guyana is immersive and eco-friendly, with intimate rainforest lodges and community-run retreats in the Rupununi savannah. Many are only accessible by plane or boat, placing you in prime position for wildlife and cultural encounters. Discover our curated selection of the best places to stay in Guyana.
Guyana’s rainforests are home to jaguars, giant river otters, harpy eagles, monkeys, tapirs and hundreds of bird species.
Over 80% of Guyana remains covered by pristine rainforest, making it one of the most untouched ecosystems in South America.
Top destinations include Kaieteur National Park and the Iwokrama Rainforest Reserve.
Wildlife includes jaguars, sloths, monkeys, giant anteaters, and colourful macaws.
Yes, Guyana hosts more than 800 bird species including the rare harpy eagle.
The dry seasons from February to April and August to November offer the best travel conditions.
Kaieteur Falls is one of the world’s tallest single-drop waterfalls, located deep within rainforest.
Wildlife trips are typically organised with experienced guides in protected areas.
Guyana offers remote rainforest exploration with very few visitors compared to other Amazon regions.
Visitors stay in rainforest lodges and conservation reserves designed for wildlife viewing.
Yes. Guyana offers pristine rainforest ecosystems with jaguars, giant otters, harpy eagles and rare wildlife.
Wildlife includes jaguars, monkeys, sloths, tapirs, giant anteaters and colourful macaws.
Kaieteur Falls is one of the world’s tallest single-drop waterfalls and one of Guyana’s most famous natural landmarks.
More than 80% of Guyana is covered by rainforest, making it one of the most untouched ecosystems in South America.
Off the Beaten Track
Guyana remains one of the least-visited countries in South America, a true frontier for those seeking raw nature and cultural depth. We specialise in taking travellers far from the mainstream, crafting itineraries that prioritise exploration, isolation, and genuine connection to place.
Wealth of Experience
Our team has explored the dense rainforests, remote rivers and expansive savannahs of Guyana to design safaris that go beyond the ordinary. We work with expert local trackers, conservation groups and indigenous communities to ensure your journey is seamless, authentic and rooted in deep knowledge of this rarely visited destination.
Tailor-Made Travel
Every journey to Guyana is designed around your interests, whether that’s birdwatching in Iwokrama, staying in community-run ecolodges, or venturing deep into the rainforest by boat. With seamless logistics and private arrangements throughout, we make exploring this wild land both smooth and unforgettable.
