Georgetown City Tour	Kaieteur and Orinduik Falls	Kaieteur Falls and Baganara Island
Essequibo Rainforest & Waterfalls	Santa Mission

Georgetown, a city that glistens in the eye of the historian, is Guyana's capital city and chief port. It is situated on the right bank of the Demerara River. Lying seven feet below sea level Georgetown is protected by the famous "sea wall" which is almost 280 miles long and one of the many local feats of Dutch engineering. Our British heritage is reflected during a leisurely walk along the tree-lined avenues which highlights the colonial Demerara wooden homes, unique examples of 18th and 19th century architecture. During our Georgetown tour you will visit places of historical and cultural nature. You will be told the history and folklore behind the different places of interest.

These include: Stabroek Market also known as the "Bizarre Bazaar" which sells everything from fishheads to filagree gold jewellery St George's Cathedral - the tallest wooden building in the world  Georgetown Zoo - home to a diverse variety of indigenous wildlife and birds Botanical Gardens - with fine examples of Guyana's flora and fauna Walter Roth Museum of Anthropology.

The grandeur of the Kaieteur Falls can be reached after a one hour and ten minute scenic flight over prime rainforest and magnificent rivers. Situated on the Potaro River the falls boast a single drop of 741 ft - five times the height of Niagara. It is indeed one of the Wonders of the World!

Guests are taken on a rainforest trek where your guide will provide 
information about the unique flora and fauna which exists in abundance. This includes the rare Cock of the Rock bird - a brilliant orange marvel - and the tiny Golden Frogs that live in the largest Bromeliad in the world, the Tank Bromeliad. You will be taken to Johnson's Point which affords the best photo opportunities and then to the top of the falls where it is possible to dip your toes into the water. We depart Kaieteur Falls for a 25 minutes flight over the green rainforest which suddenly gives way to savannah and rolling hills before we arrive at Orinduik Falls on the Ireng River. The Ireng forms the border with Brazil. Here a picnic lunch is served beneath a tropical native palm hut. Enjoy a refreshing dip or an unforgettable water massage with the breathtaking backdrop of the grass covered Pakaraima Mountains which were the inspiration for Conan Doyle's Lost World.

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Experience grandeur that surpasses Niagara nestled in a rainforest wonderland. A combination of two popular but very different locations begins with a scenic flight over prime rainforest and magnificent rivers to the majestic Kaieteur Falls which boast a single drop of 741ft - five times the height of Niagara. It is indeed one of the Wonders of the World!

Hike through the rainforest to see the Falls from the best viewing positions while your guide provides information about the unique flora and fauna that exists there.

Leaving Kaieteur after a two hour tour, fly for fifty minutes to Baganara Island in the mighty Essequibo River where you will enjoy a sumptuous buffet lunch. After lunch you may choose to have a swim in the river, partake in the many games available or just relax. The more adventurous may want to ride a jet ski (available at an additional cost).

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Ruins of a Dutch Fortress, an Amerindian Village, a Gold Mining Town, the wonders of the Rainforest and the beautiful Marshall Falls. Depart Georgetown at 8:00am for a scenic drive over the Demerara Floating Bridge to Parika and an exciting boat ride up the mighty Essequibo River. 

Our first stop is at Fort Island to view the ruins of a Historical Dutch Fort, built in the seventeenth century, followed by Saxicalli Beach - home to an Amerindian Community.

Next we arrive at the gold mining town of Bartica which is reminiscent of the Wild West. This town is a hive of activity as the gold miners pass through on their way to their mining operations in the interior.

Enjoy a sumptuous buffet lunch in a tropical hardwood lodge on the Mazaruni River before setting off up the rapids to Marshall Falls. We moor at a riverside camp to begin a rainforest hike and arrive at two thundering waterfalls where you can take a refreshing dip. We then depart for our return trip to Georgetown.

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Enjoy a boat ride up the mighty Demerara River and then the smaller Kamuni and Pokerero Creeks beneath overhanging rainforest to Santa Mission.

Pickup by bus from your hotel/residence at 8:00am for a drive along the East Bank of the Demerara River on your way to Timehri Docks.

A scenic boat ride up the Demerara River and then the smaller Kamuni and Pokerero Creeks takes you to to Santa Mission.

A tour of the village includes visits to the local farm and the handicraft shop where beautiful craftwork is sold. A picnic lunch is served, then you can enjoy a refreshing dip in the water of the white sand beach before heading off back to Georgetown.

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