This country is located to the northeast of South America, in a privileged point of the Caribbean basin. By their numerous springs, waterfalls and rivers, natives call it "the Land of much water", characteristic that together with their rich forests and varied fauna make of Guyana a fantastic paradise for lovers of nature and adventure. Guyana catches the visitor with its monumental waterfall of Kaieteur, the legendary face of Georgetown, its enigmatic tropical forest and one of the more peculiar racial mixtures of the planet. It offers wonders like the waterfall of Kaieteur, one of the wonders of the continent, the waters of the Potaro river that wind the plateau of Pakaraima, soon to fall other 81 feet raising foam and fog that, struck by the sun rays, form an amazing rainbow. Among the destinations more known in the Caribbean coast, there is the city of Georgetown, in which it can be found several hotels, restaurants and sites of interest. The forests and a wide range of animals overwhelm the surroundings around Kaieteur, declared National Park, although there are other beautiful parks at the country. You can listen to the melancholic howls of "the singing" monkeys; the singing of the golden frogs and you can observe giant lizards, serpents and the fresh tracks of a wild tiger. The geography of Guyana gathers 276 cascades and a system of rivers and streams, some seem thin blue veins in the map but others are true monsters like the Essequibo.