Your adventure commences in Georgetown, the capital of Guyana, where you will receive valuable insights into expedition preparedness.

Next on the journey is Rock Landing, serving as a basecamp where you'll delve deep into the theory and practical aspects of jungle life, safety, and survival.

From there, your path leads you to Surama, a captivating village and community owned by Amerindians. Situated in the North Rupununi district, Surama offers an exceptional gateway to Guyana's primary rainforest. You can reach it by traveling to Lethem along the Brazilian border, via 4×4 for approximately 5 hours. Alternatively, direct flights from Ogle airport take just 60 minutes.

Surama's breathtaking landscape is not only visually stunning but also home to an astonishing array of wildlife. This village is predominantly inhabited by the Makushi and Arawak tribes, residing in small households spread across vast territory. Their livelihoods are rooted in traditional hunting, fishing, and agriculture, showcasing a deep and inspiring connection to the natural world. Its boundaries encompass to the north and west the renowned Iwokrama protected area establishing it as a vital conservation region. To the east, you'll encounter the foothills of the Pakaraima mountains, and nearby you’ll find the Burro Burro River, which connects to the Essequibo River; Guyana's largest waterway.

Your experience in Surama is poised to be an unforgettable encounter with both nature and culture. As you explore this unique piece of land, you'll have the opportunity to engage with the warm and welcoming local community.