Top Georgetown Outdoor Activities

For travelers looking to see the city while on the go, this short tour packs a lot into approximately two hours – passing by six of Georgetown's most well known landmarks. The tour aims to ensure that you have a fun and safe experience, with a guide to help you see as much as possible in a short space of time and bike rental included to save you the hassle of organizing your own rental.

Experience the best of Guyana on this 8-day tour from Georgetown. You'll see the Rupununi Savanna, Kaieteur Falls, and more while getting a close encounter with wildlife. All entrance fees are included, as well as round-trip private transfers. Plus, there's plenty of delicious food included too! This private tour gives you exclusive access to your guide each day, making this a good option for travelers wanting a deeper insight into Guyana than large group tours can provide.

Embark on an exhilarating adventure as you hike to the magnificent Sakaika Falls in Guyana! This journey takes you deep into the heart of the verdant rainforest, where every step reveals the untamed beauty of the jungle. Traverse lush trails, navigate through sparkling streams, and feel the thrill of discovery as you approach the breathtaking Sakaika Falls. Standing before this majestic cascade, with its thunderous roar and mist-kissed air, you’ll be rewarded with an unforgettable experience that captures the raw, unspoiled splendor of Guyana’s wilderness.

Adventure-seeking travelers will love the thrill of tubing down 5 miles (8 kilometers) of Costa Rica’s Savegre River, through class I and II+ rapids. Admire the views on the gentler stretches of river, and listen out for birdsong as you pass through parts of the country you couldn’t access any other way. Get the chance to swim in natural river pools, too.

The Jonestown Memorial Tour is an overnight reflective journey into Guyana's Northwest District, exploring the history and culture surrounding Jonestown. Begin at the Port Kaituma airstrip, the site of the tragic ambush in 1978, before visiting the Jonestown Memorial to honor those who lost their lives. Along the way, take in the serene beauty of the region, including picturesque river rapids. This tour also connects you with the vibrant Port Kaituma community, where you’ll meet locals in the market showcasing handmade crafts and regional goods. A highlight is hearing firsthand from someone who lived in the area during Jonestown’s existence, offering unique insights into this pivotal moment in history.