St. Cuthbert's Village and Bimichi Eco Lodge Experience
Tour Information:
Starting Point:
Central Georgetown, Guyana
Duration
5-6 hours
Group size
35 Max
Difficulty
Easy
Age
8+ Recommended
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What You'll Experience
Venture beyond Georgetown into the heart of St. Cuthbert’s Village, a vibrant Indigenous community where tradition thrives. At the serene Bimichi Eco Lodge, you’ll experience authentic cultural practices, connect with local artisans, and immerse yourself in the rhythms of community life—all while surrounded by pristine natural beauty.
This isn’t just a tour—it’s an invitation to walk alongside the Lokono people, learn ancestral skills, and support sustainable, community-led tourism.
- Nature
- Eco-conscious travelers
- Families Adventures
- Cultural heritage
Tour Highlights:
- Drive along the picturesque Soesdyke–Linden Highway, transitioning from city to forest
- Participate in traditional practices passed down through generations
- Try your hand at bow and arrow with expert Indigenous instruction
- Participate in cassava bread making
- Watch master craftspeople create beadwork and baskets; purchase directly from artists
- Enjoy homemade snacks, fresh juices, and optional local spirits
- Step into St. Cuthbert's Village via a forested trail and be greeted by your community hosts
- Engage directly with craftspeople and storytellers
itinerary:
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Departure from Georgetown: Meet your certified guide and begin your journey along the Soesdyke–Linden Highway. Enjoy lush vegetation, glimpses of rural life, and the transition into forest canopy before arriving at the village entrance.
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Arrival & Welcome: Receive a warm community greeting and orientation at Bimichi Eco Lodge. Your host will share the day’s flow, cultural protocols, and safety guidelines.
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Cultural Immersion:
Cassava Bread Making – Participate in every step, from grating to tasting
Archery Practice – Learn traditional techniques in a safe, guided setting
Craft Workshop – Watch artisans create and hear the stories behind their work
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Refreshment Break: Enjoy traditional snacks and beverages while connecting with community members and fellow travelers.
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Optional Village Walk: Take a gentle stroll through the village to observe daily life, traditional architecture, native plants, and community art installations.
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Return Journey: Depart Bimichi Eco Lodge and relax on the scenic drive back to Georgetown, carrying memories and stories worth sharing.
✅ Included in Every Tour:
✔ Professional GTA-certified guide
✔ Round-trip transportation from Georgetown
✔ All community entrance fees
✔ Activities as mentioned in the itinerary
✔ Traditional snacks and beverages
✔ Pre-tour safety briefing
❌ Not Included:
✘ Full meals (lunch/dinner available as add-ons)
✘ Craft purchases from artisans
✘ Optional enhanced experiences (see below)
Enhance Your Experience
Fishing Adventure – Try traditional river or pond fishing techniques
Cooler Package – Enjoy premium local beers, wines, and rum
Night Crawler Experience – Add an evening Georgetown adventure
Dinner Stop – Conclude with a meal at a local restaurant or the lodge
What to Bring
- Comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes
- Hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses
- Insect repellent
- Camera or smartphone
- Cash for craft purchases
- Reusable water bottle
Important Information
Community Respect – Please follow photography guidelines and honor local customs
Flexible Schedule – Activity order may adjust based on weather or community needs
Certified & Safe – All guides are experts; safety equipment and first-aid kits provided
Eco-Friendly – This tour practices Leave No Trace principles and supports sustainable tourism
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I get to Bimichi Eco Lodge?
A: Transportation is included. You’ll travel via the Soesdyke–Linden Highway with a brief forested trail entrance to the village.
Q: What should I wear?
A: Comfortable outdoor clothing with long sleeves and pants recommended. Closed-toe shoes are required for all activities.
Q: Is this tour family-friendly?
A: Absolutely! Activities are engaging for all ages. Children must be supervised during hands-on experiences like archery.
Q: Are meals provided?
A: Snacks and beverages (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic) are included. Full meals are available as optional add-ons.
Q: Can I purchase crafts?
A: Yes. Artisans offer beautiful handmade items for sale. All purchases directly support local families.
Q: Can the tour be customized?
A: Yes. Add fishing, beverage packages, evening experiences, or dinner stops to create your perfect day.
Q: Do I need prior experience?
A: Not at all. All activities include instruction and safety supervision from experienced guides.
Q: How long is the experience?
A: Approximately 5–6 hours, including round-trip transportation and all activities.
Q: What safety measures are in place?
A: Every tour includes a safety briefing, certified guides, first-aid equipment, and supervised activities.
Q: Is this eco-friendly tourism?
A: Yes. This experience prioritizes environmental sustainability, cultural preservation, and community economic empowerment.