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South American Tapir (Tapirus terrestris)
Some of the best wildlife moments on our Kaieteur waterfall tours come when you least expect them. The South American tapir fits that pattern…
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The Giant Armadillo Guyana’s Hidden Armoured Mammal
The giant armadillo is not an animal most visitors expect to see in Guyana. It is quiet, mostly active at night, and spends much…
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Giant Anteater Guyana’s Remarkable Insect-Eating Mammal
Some of Guyana’s most fascinating animals are not the easiest to spot. The giant anteater is a good example. It does not make much…
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Giant River Otter Guyana’s Playful River Resident
If you spend enough time around Guyana’s rivers, you may eventually hear a quick whistle coming from the water. A few seconds later, a…
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Fort Kyk-Over-Al — Essequibo River Tour Highlight
Perched where the broad Essequibo River opens into slow oxbow stretches, Fort Kyk-Over-Al is one of Guyana’s most evocative colonial sites. Built by the…
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Eddie Grant’s River Home — A Cultural Stop on the Essequibo
Musician Eddie Grant’s home on the river is a beloved cultural landmark for visitors exploring the Essequibo waterways. Often included as a short stop…
Read the guideWhere Essequibo Meets Mazaruni River: Fort Island, Baracara Falls & More
Where the mighty Essequibo and the Mazaruni rivers converge near Bartica, Guyana’s river gateway opens into a landscape of wild beauty and history. This…
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Baracara Waterfalls — Essequibo River Escape
Tucked into the lush corridors of the Essequibo waterways, Baracara Waterfalls offers a tranquil counterpoint to Guyana’s larger cascades. Often visited as part of…
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Explore Guyana’s Waterfalls: Tours for Every Adventurer
Guyana’s waterfalls span dramatic plateaus, savannah streams, and riverine forests. Whether you want the world-famous plunge of Kaieteur, border cascades near Brazil, or quieter…
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Aruwai Resort — A Riverside Sanctuary on the Essequibo
Aruwai Resort is a charming riverside stop along the Essequibo, offering comfortable accommodations, shaded dining decks, and easy access to local waterways. Often visited…
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