Guyana’s Kaieteur Falls: One of South America’s Best Waterfalls
Kaieteur Falls in Guyana, the world’s widest single-drop waterfall. It South American rainforest jungle location is tricky to reach, but worth it!
Kaieteur Falls in Guyana, the world’s widest single-drop waterfall. It South American rainforest jungle location is tricky to reach, but worth it!
Awarmie Mountain is located in the South American country of Guyana, in the Rupununi region. It is an easy boat ride from Rewa Eco-Lodge, which is where most people start the tour.
If you are looking for some serious adventure, about 90% of the rivers and lakes in South America's country of Guyana have piranha (pirana) and fishing for them is not only a sport, but a way of life.
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Even for me, it is rare that a one-day adventure will include rappelling, cliff jumping, kayaking, snorkeling and zip lining. Very rare. But, all the aforementioned happened on the [...]
After an adventurous day horseback riding, hiking and rappelling down a 100 foot waterfall in the Costa Rican jungle, I was looking forward to nothing more than lounging around Blue Osa Yoga Retreat's Pool with a fruity cocktail. That thought lasted a mere ten minutes, until someone mentioned baby turtles.