Two small boats leave curved wakes in a calm river reflecting trees and evening light.
Land of many waters

Peace of mind awaits.
Come find it.

Real food, nature, and a country most of the world hasn’t met yet — even Guyanese. We pick you up in Georgetown; the journey does the rest.

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The idea

We design all-inclusive, multi-day itineraries for small groups — coordinating all logistics and assigning a personal tour guide for a seamless, stress-free, and safe journey.

I
Back to nature
Rivers that work as roads, mangroves, coconut estates, and natural food. No crowds, no big resorts — just guides who grew up here.
II
Peace of mind
Days shaped by daylight instead of deadlines. Every tour is small-group and flexible — tranquility is the vibe.
III
No guesswork
You don’t need to know the geography. Tell us where you’re staying and we handle logistics, meals, and itineraries.
Traveling from abroad?

What international guests should know

  • Guyana speaks English. It’s the only English-speaking country in South America — no phrasebook needed.
  • All prices are in US dollars. Every price on this site is USD per person, and US dollars are widely accepted in Guyana.
  • We handle every step. Pickup in Georgetown, boats, meals, and a personal guide — you never have to figure out local logistics on your own.
  • Pack for the tropics. Light clothes, sunscreen, insect repellent, and swimwear — it’s warm all year round.

First time in Guyana? Start with our travel guide — entry requirements, getting around, and what to expect, all in plain language.

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What kind of escape are you after?

One-day getaway Multi-day trips Wildlife & Birds Food & Culture River Life

Staying in Georgetown? Every tour explains exactly how pickup works — you never have to figure out local logistics on your own.

Signature experiences

Four ways to slow down

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Trees on a riverbank reflect in still water under a cloudy blue sky.
Pomeroon: Celebrating the Coconut
2 days · 1 night
Our signature overnight. Travel the river that works as a road, sleep at a quiet riverside resort, and taste the sweetest coconuts in Guyana.
All-inclusiveGeorgetown pickup included
US$330 per person
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Still blackwater lake with white sand shore and leaning coconut palms Concept imagery
Essequibo 101
Day trip
Your introduction to Guyana’s great river — historic stops, a natural blackwater lake, and some of the best food on the Essequibo coast.
Meals includedGeorgetown pickup available
From US$120 per person
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Trees on a riverbank reflect in still water under a cloudy blue sky.
Pomeroon River Day Tour
Full day
A taste of Pomeroon in one long, rich day — breakfast in Supenaam, hours on the river, lunch at Adel’s, home by evening.
Breakfast & lunchGeorgetown pickup available
From US$160 per person
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Hoatzin birds perched on mangrove branches over a misty river at sunrise Concept imagery
Mahaica River Tour
Early morning
Dawn on a quiet river in the company of the Canje pheasant — Guyana’s national bird — plus manatees, monkeys, and morning mist.
Hotel pickup included4:00 am start
US$120 per person
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Looking for something wilder? Our five-day Rupununi: Off the Beaten Path expedition is currently offered by inquiry only while we finish shaping it. Adults only, small groups, deep savannah.
White wooden colonial cathedral in Georgetown at golden hour Concept imagery
Where are you staying?

Start from your hotel door, not from a map

Most of our guests stay in Georgetown and have never heard of Parika — and that’s fine. When you request a tour, we simply ask where you’re staying:

  • Pick me up in Georgetown — we collect you from your hotel. Included on some tours, a small per-person add-on on others, always shown before you submit.
  • I’ll meet you at Parika — the river hub about an hour from Georgetown, where the Essequibo boats depart. Great if you have your own transport.
How getting around works →
Eat from the land

Every tour includes real Guyanese food

Every day trip includes meals — and not hotel food. Breakfast in a river town, duck curry from a family kitchen, hours-long lunches at Adel’s on the Pomeroon, fresh sweet-water coconuts cut open in front of you. Guyana’s table carries Amerindian, African, and Indian kitchens in one pot.

Every tour
Meals included
Local
Family kitchens & farms
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A rectangular plate with several cooked dishes and vegetables beside cutlery and a drink.
About Guyana

A country the maps undersell

87%
of Guyana is still covered in forest — among the highest on Earth
~800k
people in a country the size of Britain. Room to breathe.
226m
Kaieteur Falls — around four times the height of Niagara
6
peoples’ cuisines in one kitchen: Amerindian, African, Indian & more
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How it works

Booking is a request, not a gamble

1
Choose a tour
Compare tours, pick your dates, and tell us who’s coming — including any dietary needs or allergies.
2
Send your request
You’ll see a clear estimated price before you submit, and get a reference number and email straight away.
3
We confirm
We check availability and reply personally — usually with a few questions, then a firm quote. Nothing is charged online.
4
You travel
We handle pickup, boats, meals, and timing. You handle sunscreen and a change of clothes.
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I didn’t know how loud my life was until the river went quiet around me.

What we want every guest to feel
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A taste of the journey

River light, local food and a little time to slow down.

Two small boats leave curved wakes in a calm river reflecting trees and evening light.
Boats crossing calm water in golden evening light.
A rectangular plate with several cooked dishes and vegetables beside cutlery and a drink.
A local lunch on the Pomeroon route.
A palm tree casts shade over a sandy river beach beneath a blue sky.
Palm shade beside the water.
A small boat passes palms and riverside buildings at sunset.
A boat on a palm-lined waterway at sunset.
Hands holding a fresh green coconut beside the river, with the person’s face outside the crop.
Fresh coconut water by the river.
Silhouetted visitors stand beside a moored boat in golden sunset light.
A boat stop as the sun goes down.
Golden sunlight passes through the branches of a large savanna tree.

The river is patient. Your inbox can wait.

Begin your journey