The South Rupununi Safari offers an ideal opportunity for persons to experience the outdoors, have fun and adventure, discover the picturesque beauty of miles of savannahs and explore little known places south of Guyana’s interior. Venturing into Guyana’s most remote terrain is not an easy task, whether you are crossing the Rupununi River, camping in the open or driving for miles in flat savannah lands that is teeming with flora and fauna.

The South Rupununi Safari will take the adventurous through many indigenous villages including several Wapishana villages including Shea – where you will get a glimpse of the Shea Rock which towers over the flat savannahs. From Shea you will get a stunning view of the famed Bottle Mountain, the Shiriri Mountain and the Kanuku Mountains in the distance. There will also be the opportunity to visit the Aishalton Petroglyph Complex which is estimated to be 6,000 years  old!

There’s so much to do and see while on the South Rupununi Safari!!