GUYANA 14 Days / 13 Nights
November 28 - December 11, 2018
$5250 Single Supplement $350
Guyana is a small English-speaking country located on the Atlantic Coast of South America, east of Venezuela and west of Suriname. Deserving of its reputation as one of the top birding and wildlife destinations in South America, Guyana’s pristine habitats stretch from the protected shell beach and mangrove forest along the northern coast, across the vast untouched rainforest of the interior, to the wide open savannah of the Rupununi in the south. Guyana hosts more than 850 different species of birds covering over 70 families. Perhaps the biggest attraction is the 45+ Guianan Shield endemic species that are more easily seen here than any other country in South America. These sought-after near-endemic species include everything from the ridiculous to the sublime - from the outrageous Capuchinbird with a bizarre voice unlike any other avian species to the unbelievably stunning Guianan Cock-of-the-Rock. While the majestic Harpy Eagle is on everyone’s “must-see” list, other species are not to be overlooked, such as Rufous-throated, White-plumed and Wing-barred Antbirds, Gray-winged Trumpeter, Rufous-winged Ground Cuckoo, Blood-colored Woodpecker, Rufous Crab-Hawk, Guianan Red-Cotinga, White-winged Potoo, Black Curassow, Sun Parakeet, Red Siskin, Rio-Branco Antbird, and the Dusky Purpletuft. These are just a few of the many spectacular birding highlights that can be seen in this amazing country.
Not only is Guyana a remarkable birding destination, but it also offers tourists the opportunity to observe many other unique fauna. The elusive Jaguar can sometimes be seen along trails and roadways. Several species of monkeys including Red Howler, Black Spider, Wedge-capped Capuchin, Brown Capuchin, Golden-handed Tamarin, Brown-bearded Saki and Squirrel Monkey are frequently seen in their natural habitats. As if that isn’t enough, you are nearly certain to see Capybara, Black Caiman (the largest member of the alligator family), Sloths, and Giant Otters. Other animals that are either less common or more elusive and therefore less likely but still possible to find are Tapir, Anaconda, Puma, and Giant Anteater. The largest fresh-water scaled fish in the world, the Arapaima, can be observed, along with an amazing diversity of reptiles and amphibians that will enhance your birding adventure.
THE TOUR AT A GLANCE
14 days / 13 nights
Day 1: Arrive in Georgetown
Day 2: Georgetown and surrounding area
Day 3: Georgetown to Iwokrama River Lodge Via Kaieteur Falls
Day 4: Iwokrama and Surround
Day 5: Iwokrama to Atta Rainforest Lodge
Day 6: Atta Rainforest and Surrounding
Day 7: Atta Rainforest Lodge and Surrounding
Day 8: Atta Rainforest Lodge to Surama Lodge
Day 9: Surama Lodge and Surrounding
Day 10: Surama Lodge to Caiman house
Day 11: Caiman House and Surrounding
Day 12: Caiman House to Karasabai and Manari Ranch
Day 13: Manari Surrounding & Schedule flight to Georgetown
Day 14: International Flight Back Home
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November 28 - December 11, 2018
$5250 Single Supplement $350
Guyana is a small English-speaking country located on the Atlantic Coast of South America, east of Venezuela and west of Suriname. Deserving of its reputation as one of the top birding and wildlife destinations in South America, Guyana’s pristine habitats stretch from the protected shell beach and mangrove forest along the northern coast, across the vast untouched rainforest of the interior, to the wide open savannah of the Rupununi in the south. Guyana hosts more than 850 different species of birds covering over 70 families. Perhaps the biggest attraction is the 45+ Guianan Shield endemic species that are more easily seen here than any other country in South America. These sought-after near-endemic species include everything from the ridiculous to the sublime - from the outrageous Capuchinbird with a bizarre voice unlike any other avian species to the unbelievably stunning Guianan Cock-of-the-Rock. While the majestic Harpy Eagle is on everyone’s “must-see” list, other species are not to be overlooked, such as Rufous-throated, White-plumed and Wing-barred Antbirds, Gray-winged Trumpeter, Rufous-winged Ground Cuckoo, Blood-colored Woodpecker, Rufous Crab-Hawk, Guianan Red-Cotinga, White-winged Potoo, Black Curassow, Sun Parakeet, Red Siskin, Rio-Branco Antbird, and the Dusky Purpletuft. These are just a few of the many spectacular birding highlights that can be seen in this amazing country.
Not only is Guyana a remarkable birding destination, but it also offers tourists the opportunity to observe many other unique fauna. The elusive Jaguar can sometimes be seen along trails and roadways. Several species of monkeys including Red Howler, Black Spider, Wedge-capped Capuchin, Brown Capuchin, Golden-handed Tamarin, Brown-bearded Saki and Squirrel Monkey are frequently seen in their natural habitats. As if that isn’t enough, you are nearly certain to see Capybara, Black Caiman (the largest member of the alligator family), Sloths, and Giant Otters. Other animals that are either less common or more elusive and therefore less likely but still possible to find are Tapir, Anaconda, Puma, and Giant Anteater. The largest fresh-water scaled fish in the world, the Arapaima, can be observed, along with an amazing diversity of reptiles and amphibians that will enhance your birding adventure.
THE TOUR AT A GLANCE
14 days / 13 nights
Day 1: Arrive in Georgetown
Day 2: Georgetown and surrounding area
Day 3: Georgetown to Iwokrama River Lodge Via Kaieteur Falls
Day 4: Iwokrama and Surround
Day 5: Iwokrama to Atta Rainforest Lodge
Day 6: Atta Rainforest and Surrounding
Day 7: Atta Rainforest Lodge and Surrounding
Day 8: Atta Rainforest Lodge to Surama Lodge
Day 9: Surama Lodge and Surrounding
Day 10: Surama Lodge to Caiman house
Day 11: Caiman House and Surrounding
Day 12: Caiman House to Karasabai and Manari Ranch
Day 13: Manari Surrounding & Schedule flight to Georgetown
Day 14: International Flight Back Home
CLICK ON THE LINKS BELOW FOR A DETAILED ITINERARY & REGISTRATION FORM:
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