ADVENTURE ON A LARGE SCALE
Giant river otters, giant anteaters and the world’s largest alligator species – the black caiman. Everything about Karanambu adds up to adventure on a large scale.
If you’re looking for a really big wildlife experience, there’s only one place to come. Karanambu was once a vast cattle ranch and Balata collection station, but it’s now the home of some pretty impressive creatures.
As you’ll discover when you explore its 110 square miles of savannah, wetlands, riparian forest and 30 mile long stretch of the mighty Rupununi River. You can expect to encounter up to 600 different species of brightly coloured, busy, noisy birds. So have your camera ready and your reactions set to ‘fast’. At Karanambu you’re also likely to come across giant river otters, giant anteaters and even giant water lilies, not to mention big cats like jaguar. Plus capybara, black caiman, arapaima and jabiru stork.
Be prepared to be impressed with the size of Karanambu’s biodiversity.
KARANAMBU TRUST AND LODGE, RUPUNUNI
Karanambu Lodge, at a glance
- Fantastic wildlife setting
- Choice of just six traditionally built, clay brick and thatched cabins
- Spacious and very comfortable with charmingly rustic décor
- En suite showers
- Shaded verandas with relaxing hammocks
- Informal dining at the hosts’ table
For leisure and pleasure
- Early morning and evening wildlife expeditions, tailored to your expectations
- River voyages of discovery
- Safari vehicles with experienced guides
- Flora and fauna walking tours
- Unrivalled bird watching
- Cassava making and local cultural encounters
- Fishing and village trips by arrangement
- Great opportunity to contribute to the preservation of rare and biologically important wildlife
PLAN YOUR TRIP
TRUSTED BY FELLOW TRAVELLERS
The destinations were fabulous, but what really stood out was the care and patience Tania showed as she guided me and my sister through every question and hesitation. Nothing felt rushed or too much trouble. The result? A truly wonderful holiday. Thank you.
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