Kaieteur Falls

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• Hamala Sharma

  24 April 2018

  Definitely worth the money. This waterfall is spectacular!! It is an easy 2 hour tour.

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• W Lam

  16 April 2018

  A breathtaking scenery and yet still untouched and tranquil.

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• Manfred Scholz

  02 April 2018

  The waterfall is awesome and beautiful. The one our flight and the path to the tree spots are no problem. But the Amerindians of the park, has a strict timetable! Every group has two hours, maximum. No chance to look for the plants, insects, frogs and birds arround the path. And the “picnic-pack“ is industrial and taste's so. They try to lead two groups at once. You can't understand the explanations spoken at the top of a group of 28 people. Sorry, ecological tourism looks different. Do like this, and the tourism kills you and the park!

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• Alvaro Lau

  26 January 2018

  Really awesome place to be! Totally recommended

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• Angel Christopher

  20 December 2017

  The highest straight drop waterfall in the world. Beautiful and filled with great energy

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• Bryan Krueger

  14 December 2017

  Amazing view on ALL 3 levels. Don't be scared of heights because it's an hour flight each way I see only way to get there.

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• Vijay Pawar

  09 October 2017

  If you could custom-build the perfect waterfall, it might resemble Kaieteur Falls. Tucked away at the heart of Guyana, on the north-east shoulder of South America , this is the waterfall as supermodel - a single curtain of liquid where the River Potaro slips 741ft (226m) into a forested chasm.

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• Ifran Ally

  05 October 2017

  Amazing place to visit, abt an hour plane ride from Ogle Georgetown, then hiking to 3 different spots to see the falls

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• Mac Nil

  19 July 2017

  Another adventurous destination. Must visit!

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• Eronne Evans

  08 June 2017

  Was a great trip there. To a plane from Georgetown and then a small hike to the falls. The trip was smoother than expected. Very secluded and unspoilt. The falls a breathtaking. I could have spent longer.

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• Blue_Card

  19 April 2017

  We did the day trip to Kaieteur. We only stayed two hours and I wish that we had stayed for at least two days. When we visited it rained so much and the entire way was flooded making the walk from the airstrip to the fall an adventure all by itself. The waterfall was covered by a mist which cleared every now and again to allow the visitors a glimpse the breathtaking beauty of the falls. If you're ever in Guyana then this is a must do!

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• Tal Ely

  15 April 2017

  Do yourself a favour, take more than a day to be here, the guest house is indeed shabby, but the place is certainly worth it. Two hours is just not enough, not even one day is.

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• Wenceslaus Washington

  02 March 2017

  My advice to you all Overnight and sleep to the sound of the thunderous waters rushing over and down the magnificently wide single drop falls. You won't regret it!

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• Rahul Bhattacharjee

  27 February 2017

  THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WATERFALL I HAVE EVER SEEN☺

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• Jenny Fernandez

  11 December 2016

  The most beautiful waterfall I have ever seen. I have been here twice and I experienced two different water falls due to the difference in climate. A memory I will never forget.

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• Anoeska Dahoe

  30 November 2016

  Just breathtaking . Words can not describe the feeling.
  Best bday ever!

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