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WHAT IS IT? A wooden eco-lodge built in the local style of longhouses on stilts that feels like your own little treehouse. WHERE IS IT? On the banks of the Pokerero creek in the centre of the Amerindian Reserve of Santa Mission. It's also surprisingly close to Georgetown. WHAT'S THE ATTRACTION? It is a real slice of life in the rainforest, but with all home comforts and delicious Amerindian/Carib food after a day spent exploring the jungle. MUST SEE? The wildlife. The region is home to more than 800 bird species, and you might spot some spider monkeys too. MUST DO? Plunge into the Ribena-coloured river, rich in essential oils which leach out of the trees on the banks - you will feel like your hair has been naturally conditioned.
WHAT IS IT? A Caribbean "plantation house" style lodge. WHERE IS IT? High up on the Essequibo River's cliff-like banks. WHAT'S THE ATTRACTION? Staying in your very own colonial style gingerbread cottage with jalousie windows and wrap-around balconies. MUST SEE? Sunset from the private jetty, as it turns the river and jungle from flaming orange to bloody red. MUST DO? Take a guided tour of a jungle trail that takes you into the thick of the forest, and learn about the medicinal plants and abundant birdlife
WHAT IS IT? A resort on the Essequibo River. Pre-eminent among the three hundred and sixty-five islands in the mighty Essequibo is this wonderful little paradise with one hundred and eighty-seven acres of lush green foliage and colourful tropical flowers WHERE IS IT? A quick hop on a plane, or a one-hour drive or cruise from Georgetown. Located in region # 7, Cuyuni/ Mazaruni WHAT'S THE ATTRACTION? A great place to recover from the wilds of the interior with a gorgeous beach and great food. MUST SEE? The abundant bird life. Don't miss a tour with bird expert Andy Narine. MUST DO? Take a ride over the river rapids and visit Kyk-Over-Al, a stone fort built by Dutch settlers in the 17th century.
WHAT IS IT? Arrowpoint Nature Resort is named after the many Arrow Trees found in the area, which is used by the Amerindians to make their arrows for hunting WHERE IS IT? Arrowpoint Nature Resort is nestled in the heart of the Amerindian reservation of Santa Mission. Located in region # 3, Essequibo Islands/West Demerara WHAT'S THE ATTRACTION? The Resort itself is set against the backdrop of the Rainforest which is a haven for birdwatchers and nature lover since there is an abundance of wildlife including 350 species of birds. MUST SEE? Amerindian craftsmen from the nearby village constructed the resort's self contained cabins using the manicole palm for the walls and the troolie leaves for the roof MUST DO? There is a maze of jungle trails used for Nature Walks and Mountain Biking.
WHAT IS IT? Abeautiful Nature Lodge which the Arawak Indians first inhabited, it was called 'Quacabuka', an Arawak word meaning 'in-between'. WHERE IS IT? Located in region # 2, Pomeroon/Supernaam. Lake Mainstay is located 15 mins by car inland from Anna Regina on the Essequibo coast WHAT'S THE ATTRACTION? Tours activities include: beach cricket , volleyball, water volleyball, beach football, canoeing, jetski rides and speedboat rides MUST SEE? Stops at Fort Island, Saxacalli Beach, the town of Bartica and Marshall Falls. MUST DO? Come visit the Annual Regatta at its magnificent freshwater lake on the 20th August 2006 at 10:00AM SHARP.
WHAT IS IT? Hurakabra is presently a two dwelling, water front facility on 22 acres of land set against a tropical forest, WHERE IS IT? Bucksands River Cottage & Hurakabra River Resort are located on the West Bank of the Essequibo River, approximately 1mile apart and about 4 miles from Bartica. WHAT'S THE ATTRACTION? Beautiful, private with plenty of activities for the entire family to enjoy. MUST SEE? The wildlife. The region is home to more than 800 bird species, and you might spot some spider monkeys too.
WHAT IS IT? Discover a private protected reserve with an overwhelming profusion of life found on one of Guyana 's largest river. WHERE IS IT? The Saxacalli Rainforest Centre is located at Plot 3N, Bara Bara Creek, on the left bank on the Essequibo River , approximately 25 miles from Parika and 2 hours travel from Guyana 's capital Georgetown . WHAT'S THE ATTRACTION? It's a place for adventure, relaxation, and a home to a variety of species of plants, birds and other animals. The word Saxacalli means ‘Kingfisher' in the Arawak language and the nearby village so named after many such birds that inhabits the area. MUST SEE? Over 40 species of freshwater fishes and 100 bird species; many of them rare and endangered MUST DO? Cricket, volleyball, swimming, boat rides or simply relaxing in a hammock and enjoying the view of the Essequibo River .
WHAT IS IT? From the Soesdyke junction to the mining town Linden and is approximately 25k/m/ 22 miles. The entire highway length is 45 miles. WHERE IS IT? Madewini Creek Linden/ Soesdyke Highway, Guyana, South America WHAT'S THE ATTRACTION? This park is truly Guyana's ultimate fun setting with amazing shows, pristine plant life and gorgeous beaches. The Park is built on some one hundred and sixty three acres of lush vegetation, amidst numerous species of flora and a variety of fauna which include spectacular bird life. Currently, the park consists of many beautiful beaches, palm lined walkways, numerous picnic areas and many water slides. MUST SEE? The flowing fresh water creek, sandy hills and large array of tropical birds. . MUST DO?Take part in the trilling water sport activities, have a relzxing picnic, enjoy flamboo nights or bush cook.
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