
Harpy Eagle Birding in Guyana: A Wilderness Experience at Mapari Camp
Guyana has a way of making birding feel like much more than searching for a list of species. Forest, rivers and savannah stretch across large
Guyana travel warning was the most common piece of information I found when researching for a recent trip to South America. Besides warnings, it was hard to get concrete travel advice. Even Traveldudes did not have one travel tip for Guyana (this has now changed as I own the Guyana section) and besides Brendan Van Son, who has been everywhere, there were not many travel blogs on the subject.
Happily , he finds that the hype is much worse than reality, especially once he set foot in the Rupununi. Follow his travels and get in touch with our team to plan your own fall-in-love tour to Guyana’s enchanting interior!
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Guyana has a way of making birding feel like much more than searching for a list of species. Forest, rivers and savannah stretch across large

Wilderness Explorers attended Global Birdfair 2026 from 10–12 July at Lyndon Top near Rutland Water in the United Kingdom as part of the Guyana Tourism

Guyana is one of South America’s most rewarding destinations for birdwatchers. Its Atlantic coastal wetlands, mangrove-lined rivers, lowland rainforest, forested highlands and open savannahs support
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