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.
Mapari Wilderness Camp offers one of the country’s most remote tourist locations and is only accessible by boat. Situated on the uninhabited Mapari River and at the foot of the Kanuku Mountains, which are covered in pristine rainforest.
This simple, rustic hammock camp sits on the banks of the river, and the nearby small rapids and pools create the most natural of outdoor baths. Enjoy the unpretentious luxury of your own private riverfront open-air dining area, where the only noise is a backdrop of screeches, whistles and calls of the surrounding wildlife and dinner is served under a kaleidoscope of brilliant stars.
Most rivers in Guyana are the colour of cold tea, but the Mapari is a clear water river, which means river drifting allows easy viewing of fish, stingrays and electric eels. A Harpy Eagle nest sits atop a giant Silk-cotton tree, just a 3-minute walk from the riverbank. A rocky outcrop provides an elevated viewing platform that allows unparalleled views into the nest. Silently drifting down the river at night reveals roosting birds, snakes and other nocturnal species. A short walk into the forest allows you to locate the burrow of the Goliath Bird-eating Spider, the largest spider in the world by mass.
You can take a multi-day boat trip from the South Rupununi along the Rupununi River or it is a few hours' journey from the village of Yupakari in the North Rupununi, where Caiman House is located.
While we cannot guarantee wildlife encounters following is a list of species recorded in this area and you can expect to see some of these depending on the season, weather, luck and the wildlife cooperating!
You can take a multi-day boat trip from the South Rupununi along the Rupununi River or it is a few hours' journey from the village of Yupakari in the North Rupununi, where Caiman House is located.
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While we cannot guarantee wildlife encounters following is a list of species recorded in this area and you can expect to see some of these depending on the season, weather, luck and the wildlife cooperating!
Country
Guyana
US $6315/person
for groups of 4
Country
Guyana
US $6315/person
for groups of 4
Country
Guyana
US $7375/person
for groups of 2
