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Places to visit in Guyana

Guyana’s highlights are spread across a vast, sparsely populated interior, linked by light aircraft and river boat. Most holidays pair Georgetown with two or three stops in the rainforest and savannah. Here’s where we recommend spending your time.

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Flexible, custom-made holidays to Latin America created to match your exact requirements: our tailor-made itineraries are as unique as the clients for whom they are designed.

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Georgetown

Georgetown & Kaieteur Falls holidays combine Guyana’s Caribbean-flavoured capital, with its colonial architecture, temples and canals, and the awe-inspiring Kaieteur Falls, which plunges 226 metres into the rainforest. Together, they offer an unforgettable introduction to one of South America’s most fascinating destinations.

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St Lucia

St Lucia holidays offer dramatic volcanic peaks, rainforest-covered slopes and some of the Caribbean’s finest beaches. Linked to Guyana by a direct flight, it’s an ideal stopover, combining the iconic Pitons, abundant wildlife and a relaxed island pace.

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View of Guyana's interior
Turtle mountain climb - Views around Guyana's Interior and rainforest

Guyana Interior holidays open onto South America’s last great wildernesses: vast rainforest, savannah and swampland barely touched by human hands, criss-crossed by rivers that gave the country its name, “Land of Many Waters”. Over 80% of Guyana is rainforest, and getting around in boats and light aircraft rather than roads, keeping this corner untouched.

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