Annai Landing This Amerindian Village is in the foothills of the Pakaraima Mountains 420 kilometres south of Georgetown. There is plenty to do here with four-wheel drive explorations to the forest, savannah, mountains and Rupununi River on offer, as well as simply relaxing in a hammock, or maybe some horse-riding. Located near to Surama and the Iwokrama Rainforest Reserve, it is a worthwhile stop on any itinerary, and is home to howler monkeys, hummingbirds and a myriad of other wildlife, too.Rock View Lodge HIGH Rock View Lodge is a working ranch in the village, making a perfect base from which to explore. Guests are accommodated in eight well-furnished suites in two guesthouses. The lodge is surrounded by acres of lush gardens, which attract hummingbirds and other wildlife and at dawn you can often hear the howler monkeys calling nearby. Rewa The Amerindian village of Rewa is an unknown wildlife haven, its rainforest, mountains and oxbow lakes teeming with wildlife, birds and fi sh. Only a handful of people have ever visited so this is your opportunity to see a fantastic wilderness, before others even know of its existence. The tribal communities of approximately 220 people still practice subsistence farming and fi shing so by staying at the lodge here you are contributing to their income and enabling them to make a responsible living from tourism.Rewa EcoLodge HIGH Situated on the river bank, the lodge enjoys views of the Rupununi River from outside seating, and the dining area. Accommodation is in two benabs (small huts) each with two bedrooms and a large hammock area for relaxing. There are three bathrooms near to the bedrooms.Rupununi Rupununi is an area where working ranches have opened their doors to visitors, with cowboys still working the land in the age old way. It is a unique addition to a holiday for any visitor, with each lodge described below offering a different experience. It's also here that you can see many endangered species including black caiman, arapaima fish, harpy eagle and giant river otter. Excursions are by four-wheel drive, canoe, horse-back or on-foot. This is also a good place to see the world's largest water lily and Guyana's national flower, Victoria Amazonica. Karanambu Ranch MID This ranch is an eco-tourism resort well-known for its tranquillity, abundant wildlife and legendary hospitality. Guests are accommodated in six en-suite cabanas each with a veranda. The facilities here are comfortable but basic, with no hot water and limited availability of electricity. Diane McTurk, ranch owner, is well-known for her work in rehabilitating orphaned giant river otters to the wild, and there are good chances of seeing both orphaned and wild giant rivers otters from here, and helping her with her work. Caiman House MID Caiman House is upstream from Karanambu on the Rupununi River in the village of Yupukari. The accommodation at this ecological research station is rustic with electricity and running water. During your stay you will go out on night trips on the river. You may well see black caiman, as this river has South America's second largest population as well as tree boas and frogs.Dadanawa MID On the Rupununi River deep in the southern savannah, Dadanawa Ranch is the largest and most isolated ranch in Guyana, covering some 1,500 square kilometres. It is the perfect base for expeditions in search of harpy eagle in the rainforest, and Amerindian paintings and petroglyphs on the savannah. 150Talk to an expert 0845 130 6982

Or visit us on the web www.wildlifeworldwide.com151GUYANA WILDLIFE JOURNEYHighlights. Sight the elusive jaguar. Stay at Rewa, a hidden wildlife haven. River journeys and trail walks to see myriad birdlifeAn adventurous wildlife journey through Guyana where you'll learn all about Guyana's animal and birdlife in the company of specialist guides, with excursions designed for you to see the best that the country has to offer - from a canoe, on trails or high above the trees on a canopy walkway - visiting a range of exceptional areas we know offer excellent wildlife sightings.If you love wildlife - this is the trip for you!GROUP TOURDeparture dates Thu 24 Mar - Fri 08 Apr 11 Thu 08 Sep - Fri 23 Sep 11 Thu 22 Mar - Fri 06 Apr 12 Tue 06 Sep - Wed 21 Sep 11Flight inclusive cost per person From £4580 Land only cost per person From £3845Single room supplement From £410 (not available at all properties)What's included Flights (fl ight inclusive package only), transfers, meals as indicated, eleven nights lodge/ranch accommodation and two nights in a hammock Max. group size 8Tour code WGGWAsk for our full tour dossierROCK VIEW LODGE, ANAI LANDINGAtlantic OceanGEORGETOWNGUYANASURINAMEBRAZILVENEZUELAKAIETEUR FALLSIWOKRAMA SURAMAREWA ECO-LODGEKARANAMBO, RUPUNUNI RIVER151THE AMERICAS | GUYANAITINERARYDay 1 Depart UK for Georgetown and spend your fi rst night in Guyana's capital Day 2 Fly to Iwokrama for three nights, from where you will enjoy various bird-watching excursions and search for jaguar (BLD) Day 5 Continue by road to the Amerindian community of Surama where you'll spend an exciting two nights looking for animals by river and sleeping in hammocks (BLD) Day 7 A night relaxing at Rock View Lodge (BLD) Day 8 A fantastic collection of wildlife viewing experiences at Karanambu Ranch, including dinner with Diane McTurk to learn about giant river otters (BLD) Day 11 Spot harpy eagle, red howler monkeys, squirrel monkeys and brown capuchin from your base in the wilds further along the Rupununi River (BLD) Day 13 A chance to see black spider monkeys, arapaima and Victoria amazonica (BLD) Day 14 Travel back to Gerogetown Day 15 Depart Georgetown for the UK Day 16 Arrive UK