Upcoming Tour: Essequibo River Jungle Trip
A 14-day Indigenous-led expedition into the Pakaraima Mountains to attempt the ascent of Wokomung Tepui. Fly into Kopinang, move through primary rainforest, carry your own expedition load, and enter one of Guyana’s most remote mountain environments with Patamona guides.
Thirteen days through jungle, mountain, river, and savanna in one of Guyana’s most diverse wilderness regions. Trek the Kanuku Mountains, stay at Mapari Wilderness Camp, join wildlife activities at Caiman House, and travel through the landscapes once linked to the legend of El Dorado.
Fly deep into the Pakaraima Mountains for a flexible 3–5 day Patamona-hosted experience in one of Guyana’s most remote mountain villages. Waterfalls, ridgelines, village life, traditional farming, ATV routes, and optional hiking beneath Wokomung.
Six days of expedition-style fishing deep into one of Guyana’s most productive freshwater systems. Mobile river camps, Indigenous fishing guides, low-pressure Amazon waters, and access to fishing grounds most anglers will never reach.
Six days of premium-supported fishing on one of Guyana’s most productive and least-pressured freshwater systems. Dedicated fishing boats, Indigenous guides, camp crew, cook, and organised river camps, so your focus stays where it should: on the water.
A six-day Burro Burro River fishing and camping expedition through one of Guyana’s most pristine rainforest tributaries. Guided by Makushi fishermen, you drift downriver by boat, fish wild waters each day, and camp on remote riverbanks each night.
Our guides are Indigenous trackers, boat captains, fishermen, and wilderness instructors whose families know these rivers and forests firsthand.
These are not resort experiences. Travel by river, forest trail, and small aircraft into parts of Guyana few travellers ever reach.
Satellite communications, medical training, evacuation planning, and years of expedition experience operating in remote rainforest terrain.
Most trips operate with small groups to keep the experience flexible, personal, and adapted to the realities of the jungle.
We offer a range of carefully designed adventure experiences across Guyana’s rainforest and savannah regions:
Jungle Survival Courses – Learn traditional and modern survival skills through hands-on training in real jungle environments
Jungle Bushcraft Courses – Focus on traditional Makushi skills, learning directly from indigenous instructors in North Rupununi
Jungle Expeditions – Multi-day journeys into remote areas using trekking, river travel, and expedition-style living
Fishing in Guyana – Target iconic Amazonian species such as Peacock Bass, Payara, and Arapaima in remote and untouched waters
Adventure Tours – Comfortable and fully guided trips focusing on wildlife, culture, and immersive rainforest experiences
All experiences are built around small groups, strong local partnerships, and deep knowledge of the environment.
Our guests come from all over the world and from many different backgrounds—solo travelers, couples, photographers, professionals, adventurers, and occasionally film crews or military personnel. Most are between their 30s and 60s, but we regularly host both younger and older participants.
You do not need prior experience. What matters most is your mindset—if you are curious, adaptable, and open to new experiences, you will fit in well.
We typically operate with small groups of 6–12 participants to ensure a high-quality and safe experience.
Guyana is one of the most biodiverse regions in South America. You may encounter monkeys, macaws, caimans, giant river otters, tapirs, and possibly jaguar.
Guyana has both wet and dry seasons. The dry season generally offers easier travel and more wildlife viewing, while the rainy season provides a lush and dynamic rainforest experience.
Yes, most dietary requirements can be accommodated with prior notice. Some limitations may apply in remote or survival settings.
