Mahdia

Discover the beauty of Mahdia, nestled in Guyana’s interior. Explore lush rainforests, stunning waterfalls, and rich indigenous culture. Perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

Cost Includes:

• Return transportation from Georgetown
• Accommodations
• beverage, entrance fee, guided tour. (Meals will be available for purchase)

What to Expect:

• Travel from Georgetown, along the Linden Soesdyke High by road in a modified minibus.
• Travel by speedboat.
• All day travel by bus.
• Various levels of Hiking on different terrains
• Sun, rain or humidity
• Waterfalls
• Sampling local food and fruits

Tour Layout:

    Assembly Point; Cindy’s Bus Service at Regent and Oronoque Sts.

• Day 1

• • Assembly Point; Cindy’s Bus Service at Regent and Oronoque Sts.
  • Stop at Linden for Breakfast.
  • Stop at Mabura for Lunch and Police Checkpoint.
  • Cross the Essequibo River, at Mango Landing
  • Arrive in Mahdia and check into Hinds Hotel at 5pm.
  • Tour Mahdia and go for Dinner
• Day 2
  • Tour Mahdia
  • Have breakfast at a restaurant at 8am
  • Depart for Amatuk Falls
  • Drive to Pamela landing and transfer to speedboat
  • Relaxing boat ride on the Potaro River (same river Kaieteur flows)
  • Swim at Amatuk Falls
  • Return to Mahdia for Lunch
  • Visit the Garrayway bridge
  • Dinner
  • Mahdia Nightlife
• Day 3
  • Depart Mahdia at 7am
  • Have breakfast along the way
  • Visit Tumatumari Falls, Hydro and Indigenous Village
  • Interact with locals
  • Continue to Mabura for Lunch
  • Arrive in Georgetown by 6pm

What to Take:

• • Light comfortable clothing or Dri-fit clothing and comfortable sneakers, take
    slippers or water shoes
  • Sunscreen and bug spray, Swim wear, travel pillow, umbrella, hats
  • Headsets, ear pods, power banks, music and movies on phones other
    device, power banks to charge devices
  • Toiletries (toothpaste, tooth brush, soap, hair brush, cosmetics, toilet
    paper)
  • Allergy medication or antihistamine, if needed. Or any other medication.
  • Avoid taking or wearing jewellery, watches, as they can get lost in the waterfalls or while hiking.