Situated on the northern portion of the Amazon Rainforest are the Guianas: Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana. Three countries which share a similar history, natural beauty, wildlife, and hospitality, yet still uniquely their own.
This three-country journey highlights the best of each nation. We start in Guyana; the largest of the three countries. Known as 'The Land of Many Waters', this nation boasts an unparalleled natural sight: Kaieteur Falls. Prepare for a journey to this spectacle. It's one of the natural wonders of the world and a place that, once seen, can never be forgotten. A journey across a river, and you'll be in Suriname: A sparsely populated country dominated by rainforest. Delve deep into the jungle interior, spot dolphins on a boat excursion around the capital, and take a load off at the Indo-Caribbean area in the interior of the country. Finally, French Guiana, an overseas territory of France. A good pub quiz question: Which country shares the longest border with France? Brazil! That's because of French Guiana. Our tour begins with a trip to the old penal colony on Devil's Island, followed by a visit to the Europe's Spaceport where the European Space Agency conducts all their rocket launches into Outer Space. You will also explore Montjoly, Fort Ceperu and the local market in Cayenne.
Our current upcoming group tours can be seen below. They are all guaranteed departures.
This tour will run once a year in August.
This tour will be a maximum of 12 people.
Most nationalities are able to get an eVisa (tourist card) for Suriname, however, for Guyana and French Guiana most nationalities are able to enter without a visa, however, please check in advance if this applies to you.
The price for this tour is from £2925.
Accommodation is on a twin sharing basis. The single supplement is priced at £275, or we can allocate someone for you to share with (subject to availability).
Deposit required to confirm your booking is £750.
On the British Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) map, the advice is green throughout the 3 countries.
We research the security of our destinations highly and safety is a priority for us, however, we advise you to do your own research as well to ensure you are comfortable with your trip.
For the latest travel advice from the Foreign & Commonwealth Office including security and local laws, plus passport and visa information, click here.
