Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean to the north, and Venezuela, Brazil and Suriname, Guyana is South America’s best-kept secret. Miles of golden savannahs, pristine virgin rainforest, hundreds of kilometres of coastline, and a hilly sand and clay region – Guyana has it all. Of the country’s population of 746,955 (2012 census), 90% lives along the coast, leaving the country’s lush interior untouched and ripe for exploration. Although no larger than Great Britain or Oregon in the USA, with 18% of the world’s tropical forests, it is one of the four regions that make up the 270 million hectares of Guiana Shield. With breathtaking waterfalls, mighty rivers, and a large diversity of wildlife and bird species, Guyana has emerged as the playground for 21st-century explorers and travellers.
Discover Nature’s Beating Heart
Guyana is a kind of place that’s becoming increasingly rare in the world today; come and you’ll find untouched nature with amazing wildlife and birding experiences, rich culture and heritage, warm hospitality and a relaxing, Caribbean vibe. 90% of the population live along the coast, leaving the country’s lush interior untouched, and ripe for exploration.
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