Howler monkeys and giant otters. Toucans and wedge-capped capuchins. Caiman, jaguars and puma. Regions boasting four different natural environments, over 200 species of mammals and more than 600 types of birds.
Yet the nature of Guyana is about more than its impressive parade of wildlife. You’ll meet local people in tiny villages leading a natural, unchanged way of life. You’ll learn about the rainforest’s plants and the way they’re used; take part in a black caiman protection programme and immerse yourself in the history of Georgetown, the country’s capital and once a Dutch settlement. It’s the perfect way to come to understand the true nature of Guyana.
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