The Maparri Rainforest Adventure - 10 Days

A journey on the Rupununi River through the Kanaku mountains of southern Guyana. Unlocking the mysteries of this pristine rainforest region and witness exotic flora and fauna, majestic rivers and waterfalls, visit indigenous Indian communities as well as Rupununi's cattle ranches. Accomadation varing from private rooms with showers, to fabulous hammock camps. You will be surrounded by a world undisturbed by civilization and its stresses with a chance to discover the true meaning of life!

The Rewa Rainforest Adventure - 15 Days

A journey on the Rupununi River through the Kanaku mountains of southern Guyana. Unlocking the mysteries of this pristine rainforest region and witness exotic flora and fauna, majestic rivers and waterfalls. Visit indigenous Indian communities as well as Rupununi's cattle ranches. Accommodation varying from private rooms with bath, to our fabulous hammock camps. You will be surrounded by a world undisturbed by civilization and its stresses. Fishing for Peacock Bass, Arawana, Biara, and giant catfish. Photo the endangered Giant River Otter, Anacondas, Tapirs, and maybe the elusive Jaguar. Discover the true meaning of life!

The Wai Wai Rainforest Expedition - 15 Days

A journey on the Upper Essiquibo and Cuyuwini Rivers through the pristine rainforest region of southern Guyana. See exotic flora and fauna of these majestic rivers as we visit the indigenous Wai Wai Indian community at Gunns Village and Cuyuwini Landing as well as other savanna villages, and Rupununi's famed Dadanawa cattle ranch. Accommodations will be in river Hammock Camps, as you experience a world far removed and undisturbed by civilization and all its stresses. Discover the very different and enjoyable reality of the last Eden!

The Rodeo Trail Drive - 11 Days

Each year at Easter, the ranches of the Rupununi hold their annual Rodeo, which attracts participants from across the Brazilian border and visitors from around the world. It was introduced to Guyana by Ben Hart, an American from Dakota who arrived in the Rupununi by way of working on the failed Madeira Mamore railway in the Amazonian forest with Frank James (brother of the notorious outlaw Jesse James). Ben Hart married a local belle and entertained his guests one weekend by organizing a rodeo. The sport caught the attention of the local community and has grown into a yearly meeting of the vaqueros/cowboys of the the different ranches, and has become the carnival of the savannas. Dadanawa as the main provider of the horses, cattle and people, organizes a cattle drive to meet its obligations.