Waterfall sights in Guyana
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Kaieteur Falls
You may have been to Angel or Iguazú falls, seen Niagara or not even be particularly interested in waterfalls; it doesn't matter, go to Kaieteur Falls. Watching 30,000 gallons of water per second be shot out over a 250m (820ft) cliff in the middle of a misty, ancient jungle without another tourist in sight is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
The brave (or crazy) can actually stand at the top of the falls and gaze over the precipice. Depending on the season, the falls are from 76m (250ft) to 122m (400ft) wide. Swifts nest under the falls' overhang and dart in and out of the waters around sunset each night. On the walk to the falls look for outrageously showy, scarlet cock…
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Marshall Falls
Near Bartica, the Essequibo meets the Mazaruni River and Marshall Falls, a series of rapids and a jungle waterfall. Scrape beyond the surface with a good guide. Look for tours that are sensitive to the environment and for programs co-run by Amerindians.
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Orinduik Falls
Orinduik Falls span the Ireng river between Guyana and Brazil. The water splashes pleasantly down 25m (80ft) of rocks and ledges of jasper. It's a beautiful spot for a swim or a fresh-air cold shower.
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