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Hotels in Guyana

Georgetown: Cara Lodge

This imposing hotel has loads of historical charm, with architecture and design harking back to Victorian Caribbean colonial times. It has the atmosphere of a large inn, and one of the best restaurants in the capital.

Victorian Inn, Caribbean colonial style, has bags of characterr

Guyana: Iwokrama River Lodge

Iwokrama River Lodge is the ultimate eco-friendly lodge; the surrounding pristine rainforest is protected and its local inhabitants – the Makushi people – have ‘hands on’ involvement in all aspects of the project including scientific research, conservation and tourism.

Wildlife viewing at its best at charming eco-lodge

Iwokrama Reserve: Atta Rainforest Lodge

Atta Lodge is a modest property immersed in the surrounding rainforest, offering an intimate experience of the rich flora and fauna. There are three simple buildings, one for public areas, the other two brick and tiled cottages housing 8 basic but private guest rooms.

Basic nature lodge offers intimate wildlife observation

Rupununi Savannah: Karanambu Ranch

Deep in the Rupununi savannah, Karanambu is run by Diane McTurk, known for her work rehabilitating orphaned giant river otters to the wild. Birdwatching is good here too, and boat trips are delightful.

A very warm welcome awaits you along with "African" savannah and wide horizons.

Rupununi Savannah: Rock View Lodge

Simple but comfortable English-owned accommodation in the central savannah of Guyana offers great wildlife observation as well as the opportunity to visit local Amerindian communities. In itself it is a mellow place to chiull out and relax.

Convivial English-owned lodge in the depths of Guyana's interior grasslands

Surama: Surama Ecolodge

Stay at an ecolodge at the meeting of Guyana's forest, mountain and savannah; the hospitality of the local Makushi tribe is legendary. It's basic accommodation, but the experience of interacting with the native community at Surama is indeed a rich one.

Experience life in the natural landscapes of Guayana's interior.



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