8 nights, 3 stops — the best of guyana’s jaguar country.
Georgetown → Iwokrama Rainforest → Rewa.
Round trip · returns to Georgetown
Arrive in Georgetown, met and transferred to your accommodation. Georgetown is the staging point from which Guyana's wild interior opens up by bush flight.
Transfer to Iwokrama Rainforest. The forest road for jaguars and the canopy walkway. Rainforest birding and a night river trip for caiman.
Rainforest birding and a night river trip for caiman. The forest road for jaguars and the canopy walkway. En route, visit Kaieteur Falls — fly in to the rim of kaieteur falls, with golden frogs and swifts.
A full day in the Iwokrama wilderness. Canopy walkway, jaguars and river wildlife. Iwokrama's forest road offers one of the world's best chances of a wild jaguar in daylight.
Transfer to Rewa. River and oxbow trips for arapaima and giant otters. Wildlife and catch-and-release fishing on the wild Rewa.
Wildlife and catch-and-release fishing on the wild Rewa. A full day of pristine rainforest-river wildlife. Rewa's oxbow lakes hold arapaima, the largest scaled freshwater fish on earth, in genuinely pristine wilderness.
A full day of pristine rainforest-river wildlife. Jaguars, otters and arapaima deep in the interior.
Jaguars, otters and arapaima deep in the interior.
A final morning in Rewa — a last outing or a slow start as time allows — before the transfer onward and the journey home.
The drier months — reliable bush flights to the interior.
A year-round coastal gateway.
The rainforest lodge on the Essequibo, base for the jaguar road and river.
A remote community eco-lodge on the wild Rewa river, for arapaima and otters.
Georgetown's leading international hotel, on the Atlantic seawall.
A historic colonial guesthouse, full of character in the city centre.
A simple lodge beside the Iwokrama canopy walkway, immersed in the forest.
Add nights, swap a park, extend to the coast — this route is a starting point, not a fixed menu. Tell us how you travel and we'll route the rest.