Discover South America & Caribbean Tours
Discover South America & Caribbean Tours
Discover South America & Caribbean Tours
The September edition of National Geographic Traveler features the Iwokrama Canopy Walkway in its review of “off the tourist map” gems scattered across South America.
A world of unexpected adventures await those who dare to delve into the less-explored corners of the continent
The Iwokrama rain forest is one of the continent’s most intensely bio-diverse and geologically ancient regions, featuring hundreds of mammal, marine, and avian species packed into a relatively small area. The Atta Rainforest Lodge at the base of the walkway offers comfortable accommodation and home-cooked meals, a particularly convenient arrangement for those who wish to visit the Canopy Walkway at sunrise and sunset, the most active times for animals in the forest canopy.
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Introduction Have you ever dreamt of drifting along a mighty rainforest river, surrounded by dense jungle canopies and the distant calls of exotic wildlife? Essequibo River tours brings that dream to life. As the largest river in Guyana, the Essequibo
Introduction to the Guiana Shield The Guiana Shield is a vast and ancient geological formation located in northeastern South America, spanning across six countries: Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana. Renowned as one of the most biologically diverse
Key Highlights Kaieteur Falls is one of the world’s tallest single-drop waterfalls at nearly 750 feet. The waterfall is in the Kaieteur National Park in Guyana, South America. Kaieteur Falls is surrounded by the Amazon rainforest, which boasts unparalleled biodiversity.
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Shamir Khan hails from Yupukari, a small village in the central Rupununi region of Guyana. With deep ties to his community, he has served as a prominent figure, including roles as a tour guide and a member of the Board of Directors for Caiman House Incorporated. His leadership experience also includes serving as Toshao, the chief of his village, where he played a pivotal role in community development and cultural preservation.
Currently, Shamir works as a driver and office assistant at Wilderness Explorers, where he continues to promote eco-tourism and connect visitors with the natural beauty of his homeland. An avid fisherman, Shamir cherishes opportunities to engage with nature, reflecting his commitment to the environment and traditional practices.
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