If there’s one wildlife destination to rule them all in Guyana, it’s the river systems and savannahs of the nation’s remote southwest, with a typical itinerary seeing travellers h… See more

Technically part of the North Rupununi, this 3710-sq-km reserve in Guyana’s jungly heart is a destination in itself. One of the world’s last pristine rainforests, the Iwokramac… See more

Snaking its way down the Acarai Mountains near the Brazil–Guyana border and towards the Atlantic Ocean northwest of Georgetown, the Essequibo is both Guyana’s l… See more

An easy day trip from Georgetown, the Mahaica River is one of the best places in Guyana to spot its national bird, the hoatzin. A tropical bird the size of a pheasant w… See more