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Resorts, Eco-Lodges & Tour OperatorsSir Walter Raleigh came to Guyana insearch of the fabled “City of Gold”.Guyana’s tepui (table top-mountain)Roraima, inspired Conan Doyle’s “TheLost World”.Guyana has an irresistible combinationof fascinating and breathtakingnatural beauty: pristine Amazonianrainforests, immense waterfalls,amazing wildlife, a vibrant indigenousculture, rich cultural heritage and themost hospitable and friendly peoplein the world. Guyana is a paradise forthe nature lover, adventure seeker andthe eco tourist alike.As opposed to the sun-and-sandtourism product offered by manyof its Caribbean neighbors, Guyanaoffers a distinct product—vast openspaces, sprawling savannahs, virginrainforests, mountains, rvers andwaterfalls, the most famous of whichis the majestic Kaieteur Falls, knownto be the highest single drop waterfallin the world and five times taller thanNiagara Falls.Guyana also boasts an abundance ofwildlife that includes more than 800species of birds and over 1000 treetypes in its virgin rainforest, numerousspecies of flora, a variety of fauna andspectacular birdlife. These sites areaccessible by land, air and river andare served by high-quality eco- resortsin the interior.The capital, Georgetown, is wellknown for its picturesque, treelinedavenues, bustling markets, andwooden buildings, including therenowned St. George’sCathedral, reportedly the world’stallest wooden building.Visitors can explore the RupununiSavannahs, the huge rivers and lakesof the Essequibo, historic Dutch forts,the Demerara River and creeks orfish for peacock bass up the Abary orMahaica Creeks.There are resorts in all the variouslocations suitably outfitted for yourcomfort and safety: Nature Resortsin the Essequibo River and coast,Eco Lodges in the Rupununi eitherprivately owned or managed by theCommunity for short and overnightvisits, a drive from the Capital city tothe Linden Highway for a day at thecreek offers something different tosuit your needs.The Linden Highway resorts or funparks are ideal on a low budget orif you do not want to travel longdistances. You can get to one of themfrom the Capital within 90 minutes.Just pack your own picnic basketsand for a small entrance fee (US$2.00approx.) per person, spend a relaxingday in a hammock under a tree or130
Resorts, Eco-Lodges & Tour Operatorsan indigenous benab, swimming,indulging in various water sports likekayaks, pedal boats , water slides, jetskis or simply communing with nature.In the past these creeks, like LongCreek, Dakara Creek, Madewini Creek,and Red Water Creek were frequentedby Guyanese, especially on weekendsor holidays for swimming andpicnicking, at no entrance fee.The only difference today is that mostof these creeks have been developed,some into modern Fun Parks. Somehave retained their rustic and naturalsetting with modern convenienceswhile others are more developed.DEMERARA RIVER,LINDEN HIGHWAY &LINDENARROWPOINT NATURE RESORTKamuni CreekTel: (592) 225-9647-8BEESTINGPokerero CreekTel: (592) 226-1072SPLASHMIN’S FUN PARKLinden HighwayTel: (592) 223-7301JUBILEE FUN PARKDakara Creek,TimehriTel: (592) 225-4020E: reservations@jubileeresort.comwww.jubileeresort.com131
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