Upcoming Tour: Essequibo River Jungle Trip
Some travellers want a wildlife focused river journey. Others want waterfalls, jungle lodges, hammock camps, fishing, village life, or a few days deep in the rainforest without committing to a full expedition. Our tours are built to give you flexibility while still taking you far beyond the ordinary.
Travel with Indigenous guides into remote communities, stay in jungle camps or comfortable eco lodges, explore rivers by boat, hike mountain trails, fish untouched waters, or simply slow down and experience life in the interior of Guyana.
Whether you’re travelling solo, as a couple, with family, or as a private group, we help shape the journey around the experience you’re looking for.
Travel with local hosts who know these rivers, forests, and communities through lived experience, not scripts.
River conditions, wildlife activity, and your interests shape the journey. No two trips ever unfold exactly the same way.
Most tours are suitable for anyone with basic fitness. Walks, boat travel, and activity levels can be adjusted to suit your pace.
From jungle hammock camps to comfortable eco lodges and village guesthouses, choose the style of adventure that fits you.
Early mornings, river travel, wildlife watching, shared meals, campfires, and slower evenings in the rainforest.
Camping equipment, river logistics, guides, and meals are included. You bring clothing, personal gear, and curiosity.
Choose a short wildlife trip, cultural stay, fishing journey, or jungle escape. Private departures and custom combinations available.
We help shape the itinerary, internal travel, packing advice, and logistics before arrival, so you know exactly what to expect.
Most guests arrange their own stay in Georgetown and travel to location before heading into the interior. More flexibility, less rigid scheduling.
Meet your local hosts directly in the interior location and begin the journey where the real experience starts.
Cassava bread cooling by the fire. Pepperpot simmering in the kitchen. Stories after dark while dogs wander between hammocks and children play barefoot through the village.
Swim beneath jungle waterfalls, sit on warm rocks while clothes dry in the sun, and spend enough time there that it stops feeling like a sightseeing stop.
Drifting quietly at dusk while giant otters surface ahead of the boat. Macaws overhead. Black caiman eyes reflecting in the torchlight as the river turns completely dark.
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.
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.
A relaxed, hands-on introduction to jungle survival in Guyana, based at Rock Landing near Surama Village. Learn traditional rainforest skills with Makushi instructors, sleep in a jungle camp, and experience the forest at a pace suitable for beginners, families, couples, and private groups.
Bespoke jungle adventures offer personalized schedules and tailored curriculum for individuals, small groups, corporations, or institutions with precise goals.
Our team is ready to help you plan the perfect jungle expedition, thoughtfully shaped around your goals, experience level, schedule, and confidentiality needs.
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Yes, some tours can start directly in local communities.
Yes. Trips are tailored to match ability and comfort level.
Yes, many families travel with us.
They can range from very comfortable to moderately active.
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.
Thirteen days through jungle, mountain, river, and savanna in one of Guyana’s most diverse wilderness regions. Trek the Kanuku Mountains, stay at Mapari Wilderness Camp, join wildlife activities at Caiman House, and travel through the landscapes once linked to the legend of El Dorado.
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.
These journeys are not running at the moment. You can still read about them, and get in touch if you would like to be told when they return.