Travel across two dramatically different sides of Guyana’s Rupununi on an 8-day wildlife journey combining open savannah, community conservation, wilderness rivers and remote tropical rainforest.
Spend six days at Saddle Mountain Ranch in Guyana’s South Rupununi, riding across open savannah, searching for giant anteaters, and experiencing life on a remote working ranch. Learn traditional vaquero skills, explore on horseback, and discover a side of Guyana few visitors ever see.
A 13-day exploratory jungle expedition into Guyana’s South Pakaraima Mountains, following old hunting trails and remote creeks through the Sipariparu watershed to attempt a new approach to Watamung Mountain.
A 14-day Indigenous-led expedition into the Pakaraima Mountains to attempt the ascent of Wokomung Tepui. Fly into Kopinang, move through primary rainforest, carry your own expedition load, and enter one of Guyana’s most remote mountain environments with Patamona guides.
Fly deep into the Pakaraima Mountains for a flexible 3–5 day Patamona-hosted experience in one of Guyana’s most remote mountain villages. Waterfalls, ridgelines, village life, traditional farming, ATV routes, and optional hiking beneath Wokomung.
Six days of expedition-style fishing deep into one of Guyana’s most productive freshwater systems. Mobile river camps, Indigenous fishing guides, low-pressure Amazon waters, and access to fishing grounds most anglers will never reach.
Six days of premium-supported fishing on one of Guyana’s most productive and least-pressured freshwater systems. Dedicated fishing boats, Indigenous guides, camp crew, cook, and organised river camps, so your focus stays where it should: on the water.
A six-day Burro Burro River fishing and camping expedition through one of Guyana’s most pristine rainforest tributaries. Guided by Makushi fishermen, you drift downriver by boat, fish wild waters each day, and camp on remote riverbanks each night.
Twenty days into the deep south of Guyana by old army truck, dugout canoe, and on foot. A cultural and wilderness expedition to Masakenari, one of the most remote Indigenous communities in South America, operated in direct partnership with the Wai Wai people.