Set on South America’s northern coast between Suriname, Brazil and Venezuela, the remarkably wild country of Guyana is a nature lover’s dream, with its long stretches of deserted powder white beaches, its untouched rainforests, vast savannahs, mighty rivers, and breath-taking waterfalls.

The nation’s prime attraction is the awe-inspiring Kaieteur Falls which is the world's highest free-flowing waterfall. Guyana’s charming, picturesque capital city and primary port of Georgetown boasts all the comforts of modern living, fine colonial buildings, broad, tree-lined boulevards and some interesting wooden architecture, including the massive St. George's Cathedral, thought to be the world’s tallest wooden building.

Visitors can enjoy horseback riding, Whitewater rafting, hiking, or visiting the nation’s numerous remote villages, home to exceptionally welcoming inhabitants.