Highlights

• Indigenous Archery
• Village Tour
• Visit to the craft shop
• Cultural presentation
• Craft demonstration
• Relax in hammocks at the river side
• Lunch

About This Tour

Pakuri, also known as St. Cuthbert's Mission, is an Indigenous village located in the upper reaches of the Mahaica River in Guyana, South America. It is home to the Arawak people, one of the nine Indigenous tribes of Guyana. Established as a missionary settlement by the Anglican Church in the 19th century, Pakuri has retained much of its cultural heritage and traditional way of life. Discover the rich heritage and natural beauty of Guyana with a captivating day tour to St. Cuthbert's Mission (Pakuri Village). At St. Cuthbert's, you'll step into a peaceful, untouched landscape where you can participate in traditional activities like indigenous craft demonstrations and archery. Take a swim in the cool nearby creeks and enjoy a delicious local meal. This tour combines adventure, culture, and relaxation, offering short walks, opportunities for cultural immersion, and the chance to explore these hidden gems of Guyana.

What's Included

• Tour Guide
• Refreshments
• Lunch
• Return transportation by bus from Georgetown
• Access to all facilities