Guyana Waterfalls are situated in some of the most pristine and undeveloped rainforests left in the world. It’s for this reason that an excursion to any of its many waterfalls will reward nature lovers with a truly back-to-nature experience. However, that also means that you’ll have to work for each sighting.

Case in point, our visit to Guyana and its waterfalls was limited to one Labor Day weekend to see the country’s greatest scenic wonder – Kaieteur Falls. While we know that this South American country has many more waterfalls, we’ll need to come back to experience them.

In fact, I don’t think the world has quite discovered the raw natural beauty this country possesses yet. So that places a return trip to Guyana high on our bucket list. But in the mean time, check out the falls we’ve seen so far on our agonizingly short trip.

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