Our passion is for off-the-beaten path, the unknown, the unusual and quirky mixed with adventure and nature. We love remote and pristine environments and working to benefit local communities. Nothing embodies this more than the last frontier of South America: Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana.
But we aren’t averse to a bit of luxury either and so we have merged some of the best Caribbean hotels into our carefully planned trips, to add a touch of indulgence. Even in the Caribbean we feature less-known islands and search for the unexpected treasures that you won’t find easily.
We love to mix adventure, nature, wildlife and culture and throw in unique and unusual cuisines along with a dose of exciting personalities to create a fascinating and immersive experience.
Our team can create customised tours ranging from soft adventure journeys where the pace is comfortable and experiences rich, through to wild-country expeditions for the most intrepid explorers. Or choose from one of our carefully crafted itineraries designed to showcase the very best of our region.
If you are after a very particular experience, our knowledgeable Tour Planners can custom design a journey based on your interests, budget and requirements. Not sure and need ideas? We have a wide range of pre-packaged tours from general interest through to specialist birding tours to chose from or to create the foundation to personalise your journey. If you like small group adventures, our scheduled departures in Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana might offer the perfect solution.
Discover Guyana’s sought-after and endemic bird species in a variety of key locations....
Discover Guyana’s sought-after and endemic bird species in a variety of key locations....
Explore the Wild Coast of South America on our best selling, multi-country, small group scheduled departure. Travel across the Guiana Shield, a 1.7 bi...
Discover Guyana’s sought-after bird species on our affordable birding tour...
23 miles of hiking, 8 miles of rafting, 3 waterfalls, ascending to 4500 feet....
Discover the highlights of Guyana! Markel at Kaieteur Falls the tallest single-drop waterfall in the world, experience the best of indigenous communit...
Our best-selling highlights tour of Guyana for small groups that includes Kaieteur Falls, Georgetown, Indigenous communities and visits rainforest and...
Enjoy a full-day tour to the majestic Kaieteur Falls and Orinduik Falls. First visit Kaieteur Falls, the longest single-drop waterfall in the world. R...
A half-day trip to the majestic Kaieteur Falls, the longest single-drop waterfall in the world which flows over a sandstone conglomerate tableland ...
Fly to Kaieteur Falls for amazing views and its unique eco-system. Enjoy full immersion in the Iwokrama rainforest and explore the canopy from the rai...
Our women-only group tour of Guyana covers many of its cultural, scenic and wildlife highlights, from its multi-cultural capital to the pristine rain...
Follow in the footsteps of Gordon Ramsay as you explore Guyana's culinary delights. Enjoy the bright vibrant markets of Georgetown before heading into...
Local biologist, guide and birding expert Waldyke Prince was left speechless during his recent birding tour on the Mahaica River in Guyana where he spotted and recorded a Western Reef-Heron (Egretta gularis) adult dark morph.
This medium-sized heron also called the Western Reef Egret is commonly found in southern Europe, Africa and parts of Asia but in recent years, there have been increasing reports of sightings of this species in South America and the Caribbean. In February 2016, it was reported on www.researchgate.net that the Western Reef-Heron was living, feeding and possibly mating alongside a colony of herons in Sao Pulo, Brazil. According to an article published by http://www.trinidadbirding.com/ this species has been recorded in Trinidad as far back as 1986 with scattered sightings continuing until now.
Waldyke Prince is one of a handful of persons who has extensively travelled and explored Guyana, and continues to be amazed at how much there still is to discover.