How many travellers will be in my group?

Maximum 12 travellers — that's the cap on every Undiscovered Destinations small-group tour. Small enough to eat in a local family home; large enough to share the wonder with other like-minded travellers.

Yes — there's no compulsory single supplement on our small-group tours. You get your own room at no extra cost. About 60% of UD travellers come solo, so you'll be in good company.

How fit do I need to be?

Fitness requirements vary by itinerary, from gentle to demanding. The day-by-day tour dossier sets out walking distances, terrain and any altitude so you know what to expect. If you have specific concerns, speak to our team before booking — they can talk you through a typical day.

When are the next departures?

The next available departures are 15 August 2026; 12 September 2026; 10 October 2026. See the "Choose your departure" table further up the page for the full schedule and per-departure pricing.

What's included in the tour price?

Included items vary by tour — see the full list above. On this trip, expect: Arrival and departure transfers; Overland transport throughout with professional driver; Domestic flights (luggage restrictions apply – please see Tour Dossier for details); and more. International flights and travel insurance are not included.

Where exactly does this trip go?

This tour visits Guyana. Each destination has its own page with practical information, climate, and the attractions our specialists recommend — linked from the itinerary above.

Guyana13 daysMax 12 travellersSolo-friendly

Nature of Guyana

Discover Guyana's wildlife-rich rainforests, the thundering Kaieteur Falls, and indigenous Amerindian villages on this 13-day small-group expedition for up to 12 travellers.

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About this journey

What to expect on this trip

Guyana is an irresistible combination of fascinating and breathtaking natural beauty, pristine rainforests, immense waterfalls and amazing wildlife all blended with a vibrant indigenous culture, rich heritage and some of the most hospitable and friendly people in the world. On this trip we travel deep into the rainforest to Iwokrama and gain a unique perspective of the forest from its amazing canopy walkway, as well as visiting the Amerindian village of Surama to learn more about the lives of Guyana’s indigenous people. After experiencing nature walks and canoe trips to spot the flora and fauna of the region we travel to Rock View Lodge, where you can hike in the nearby mountains. Finally, we head to Karanambu Lodge and the Guyana tour with its landscape ranging from savannah to wetlands and forest where we take trips on the river, look for birds, monkeys and Giant Anteaters, and experience the overwhelming hospitality that characterises this part of the country. This is a truly unforgettable trip through a stunning land that no serious lover of the wild should miss.

The journey

Nature of Guyana

Key moments

What makes this trip special

Drawn from the full tour dossier — the standout days, encounters and views our specialists keep coming back to.

Your route

Rainforest Wildlife & Canopy Exploration
The Iwokrama Rainforest forms the spine of this tour, offering encounters with some of South America's most iconic wildlife across several days of guided exploration. From the 35-metre canopy walkway at Atta Lodge to night boat rides searching for caiman and rare dawn walks in the company of local rangers, the forest reveals something extraordinary at every hour of the day.
Rupununi Savannah & Wetland Wildlife
The vast Rupununi region delivers a completely different wildlife experience, from grassland giant anteater searches and nightjar spotting at Karanambu to dusk cruises to see the giant Victoria amazonica water lily in bloom. The river systems are alive with Black Caiman, Giant River Otters, and an astonishing diversity of waterbirds that reward patient and attentive travellers.
Caiman Conservation & Indigenous Communities
Two of the tour's most distinctive experiences are rooted in community and conservation: participating in a live Black Caiman research study at Caiman House, and spending time with the Makushi people in the Amerindian village of Surama. Both offer a depth of engagement that goes well beyond conventional wildlife tourism.
Iconic Landscapes & Natural Landmarks
The tour takes in some of Guyana's most dramatic natural set-pieces, beginning with Kaieteur Falls — the world's highest free-falling single-drop waterfall — and continuing to the summit of Surama Mountain and the panoramic Pakaraima foothills. These landscapes place the extraordinary biodiversity of Guyana in its broader geographical context, from jungle gorge to open savannah horizon.
Birdwatching Throughout
With over 900 bird species recorded in Guyana, birdwatching runs as a thread through every day of this itinerary, from the Botanical Gardens of Georgetown to the airstrip nightjar walks at Karanambu. Highlights include the Crimson Fruit Crow and Cock of the Rock, alongside coastal endemics such as the Hoatzin and five species of eagle in the Iwokrama region.

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Dates & prices

Choose your departure

Reserve your place with a £1,290 per-person deposit; the balance is due 70 days before departure. Prefer your own space? A single room is available on every departure.

Departs	Returns	Status	Price pp	Single supp.
15 Aug 2026	27 Aug 2026	Available	£5,850	+£670	Contact for availability
12 Sept 2026	24 Sept 2026	Guaranteed	£5,850	+£670	Contact for availability
10 Oct 2026	22 Oct 2026	Guaranteed	£5,850	+£670	Contact for availability
14 Nov 2026	26 Nov 2026	Guaranteed	£5,850	+£670	Book now
5 Dec 2026	17 Dec 2026	Available	£5,850	+£670	Book now
16 Jan 2027	28 Jan 2027	Available	£6,450	+£740	Book now
13 Feb 2027	25 Feb 2027	Available	£6,450	+£740	Book now
10 Apr 2027	22 Apr 2027	Available	£6,450	+£740	Book now
21 Aug 2027	2 Sept 2027	Available	£6,450	+£740	Book now
18 Sept 2027	30 Sept 2027	Available	£6,450	+£740	Book now
9 Oct 2027	21 Oct 2027	Available	£6,450	+£740	Book now
13 Nov 2027	25 Nov 2027	Available	£6,450	+£740	Book now
4 Dec 2027	16 Dec 2027	Available	£6,450	+£740	Book now

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15 Aug 2026 → 27 Aug 2026
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From
£5,850 pp
Single supp. +£670
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Departure
12 Sept 2026 → 24 Sept 2026
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£5,850 pp
Single supp. +£670
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Departure
10 Oct 2026 → 22 Oct 2026
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14 Nov 2026 → 26 Nov 2026
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5 Dec 2026 → 17 Dec 2026
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16 Jan 2027 → 28 Jan 2027
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13 Feb 2027 → 25 Feb 2027
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10 Apr 2027 → 22 Apr 2027
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21 Aug 2027 → 2 Sept 2027
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18 Sept 2027 → 30 Sept 2027
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Departure
9 Oct 2027 → 21 Oct 2027
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Departure
13 Nov 2027 → 25 Nov 2027
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Departure
4 Dec 2027 → 16 Dec 2027
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What's included

What your tour price covers

Included in the price

Arrival and departure transfers
Overland transport throughout with professional driver
Domestic flights (luggage restrictions apply – please see Tour Dossier for details)
All accommodation
Services of English-speaking guide / tour leader
Meals as listed
Entrance fees for sites listed as part of the itinerary|

Budget separately for

International flights (, contact , us, for expert advice and a quote)
Any airport taxes (except when included with domestic flights)
Travel Insurance
Visa – when required
Drinks
Items of personal nature
Tips (Discretionary)

Before you go

Essential information

Shared across all tours that visit this destination. Read alongside your individual tour dossier for trip-specific details.

Foreign Office travel advice

We constantly monitor official travel advice, including the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) Guyana Travel Advice, and will always advise clients of any warnings before departure. At the time of writing, there are no specific warnings against travel to the parts of Guyana that we visit on our tours.

Please contact us if you have any specific concerns or would like to understand what measures are in place to ensure your trip remains safe and trouble-free.

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What travellers say about us

Reviews from across our small-group programme — Mongolia, Madagascar, the Silk Road and beyond. Independently rated 4.9 Excellent on AITO by 250+ travellers.

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Traveller from the UK

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“I am very satisfied with every trip that I have doe with you since you match my interests in culture and tribal peoples.”

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“Jason was incredibly helpful and efficient in getting us booked last minute on this trip when our trip with another company was cancelled with no notice.”

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