Guyana Hotels & Lodges

One of the oldest and grandest structures in Georgetown, the Cara Lodge is a favorite among travelers. Stay in one of their rooms reminiscent of colonial Guyana with internet access and polished wooden floors. Enjoy the regions best restaurant treating you to fresh Caribbean food, or linger over drinks on the Mango Patio under the leaves of a giant 80-year old mango tree.

Iwokrama River Lodge offers visitors the opportunity for an exceptional natural and cultural experience. Staying at Iwokrama directly contributes to the communities in & surrounding the forest, & to the conservation of what lies within. The Field Station accommodates 50 overnight guests in cabins and unique hammock pods, all with incredible views of the Essequibo River & Iwokrama Forest

Atta Rainforest Lodge is located in close proximity to the Iwokrama Canopy walkway, and is completely surrounded by tropical rainforest which offers a complete immersion in the rainforest experience. Guests find comfortable accommodation in the enclosed rooms with private bath.

The mission of Karanambu is to provide visitors with the opportunity to experience the wildlife while enjoying the hospitality on this working cattle ranch. Efforts to educate and preserve these extraordinary wetlands led to the creation of the Karanambu Lodge, an eco-tourism destination. Guests are welcomed as family, together explore the untouched natural beauty of this fascinating region.

Located in the Rewa village, nestled at the confluence of two rivers in the north Rupununi, Rewa Ecolodge awaits guests to their lodging. The Rewa area is renowned for its abundance of wildlife. The ecolodge was built with a community grant provided by Conservation International.

Recognized as one of the worlds inspiring places to be environmentally and socially responsible, the Rock View Lodge offers guests warm hospitality in their two guest houses. A range of activities and itineraries are provided for guests to explore the diversity of the Savannah.

The Eco Lodge at Surama is the visitor's gateway to the idyllic Pakaraima Mountains and Burro Burro River bordering the village. This part of Guyana features some of the most impressive examples of thriving rainforest ecology to be found anywhere on earth.