The gateway into the Amazonian interior, Guyana is not only the single
English speaking country in South America, but a trove of environmental
wonders.
Rain forests, Savannah's, rivers that end in some of the world's largest
waterfalls, all within easy access from comfortable world-class resorts. This
beautiful country also hosts many of the world's largest, smallest, and most
amazing animals, thanks to an ecology that has been untouched by pollution
or urban development.
Once considered the location of the mythical land of El Dorado, Guyana was
the object of desire by many European nations before becoming a British
colony. Countless expeditions traveled its waterways in search of the City of
Gold.
Now, as pristine today as they have been then and for millennia, Guyana's
landscapes await your own exploration.
Guyana Facts
How to get to Guyana
What to see in Guyana
Animals of Guyana
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