Situated at the remote confluence of the Rupununi and Rewa River, deep in the heart of Guyana, Rewa Eco-Lodge offers an unparalleled gateway into one of the world’s most pristine natural environments. Guyana, renowned for its untouched wilderness and immense biodiversity, is where nature thrives in its purest form.
The eco -lodge provides a unique opportunity to experience an uninhabited, untouched landscape-one of the last remaining havens for explorers and nature enthusiasts. At Rewa, you’ll be surrounded by a world teeming with exotic wildlife, dense forest, and rivers that have shaped the life of this region for centuries. Whether you’re here for the extraordinary birdlife, to catch a glimpse of some endangered wildlife, or to explore the rich cultural heritage of the indigenous peoples, Rewa Eco-Lodge offers an experience unlike any other.
Explore, reconnect, and be transformed by the magic of Rewa. Join us for an adventure where the journey is a breathtaking as the destination.
4.8604° N, 58.9302° W
Are you ready to cross continents and journey deep into the Amazon jungle for the ultimate fishing challenge? At Rewa Eco-lodge, we offer an exclusive, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to catch-and-release-one of the world’s largest freshwater game fish: the legendary Arapaima gigas. Weighting up to 400 pounds, these ‘‘living dinosaurs’’ are not only rare but a thrilling test for any angler.
This adventure isn’t just about the catch-it’s about immersing yourself in the pristine wilderness of Guyana, guided by local experts who know these waters and the Arapaima like no one else. Your encounter with these incredible fish will be unforgettable, all while contributing to conservation efforts that protect this ancient species.
Limited spots available – book now to secure your place in this extraordinary fly-fishing experience. This is your chance to make memories that last a lifetime. Contact us today for more information on how to begin your adventure of a lifetime!
Looking for something extraordinary? Our exclusive arapaima fishing trip takes you deep into remote areas, where you’ll be face off with these giants of the freshwater world using fly tackle only-spin tackle isn’t allowed for this conservation-focused experience. Whether you’re with us for a week or combining arapaima fishing with 6 days of conventional fishing for other species, every moment will immerse you in the beauty and serenity of the rainforest.
A typical day with us would consist of an early morning wake up call, hearty breakfast and on the water by 9 ish, depending on hike and ease of accessibility etc. Having discussed your target species with your guide over dinner the evening before they will tailor the days fishing ahead.
Apart from the Arapaima, you will also get opportunities at Arowana, Peacock Bass, Payara etc engaging in a similar surface dance. We are excited to share it with a select few of our Los Locos friends.
Positioned on the banks of the Rewa River, the lodge is fully operated by the local community, dedicated to conservation and sustainable sport fishing since 2005. Partnering with Indifly, the Lodge has spearheaded research and protection efforts to preserve this unique fishery for generations to come
The lodge offers rustic yet comfortable accommodations, featuring private rooms with en-suite bathrooms. Powered by solar energy and entirely self-sufficient, the lodge provides laundry service, daily housekeeping, and three hearty meals per day.
After a day on the water, unwind at The laughing Arapaima Bar, stocked with a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic refreshments. Need to stay connected? High-speed internet is available at the main camp.
Arrival in Georgetown, the capital of Guyana where you will spend one night in a hotel.
The journey from Georgetown begins on Saturday with a 1.5-hour charter flight to Lethem, lunch at camp and then a short afternoon fishing session. Fishing days begin with a hearty breakfast before heading out with your guide. Lunches are served on the water, allowing you to relax and hydrate, followed by an afternoon fishing session before returning to camp by dark for dinner. Anglers fish from aluminum boats or wooden dugouts, often running up or down the Rupununi River to access jungle trails leading to isolated ponds where the largest arapaima reside
The week concludes on Saturday with the reverse journey back to Georgetown, where you’ll spend a final night before departing on Sunday morning.
Getting to Rewa is surprisingly straightforward. Daily jet service from Miami International Airport to Georgetown, Guyana (Cheddi Jagan International Airport – GEO) is available via Caribbean Airlines and Suriname Air. Travellers from outside the U.S often find convenient connections through JFK in New York, with direct Caribbean Airlines flights to Georgetown.
Upon arrival in Georgetown, guests will enjoy comfortable overnight accommodations at the charming Cara Lodge, just a short taxi ride from the Airport. All transfers in Georgetown – including the next morning’s charter flight to the interior – are included in the package.
Early the following day, guests are picked up and transferred to Ogle International Airport for a scenic 1 hour, 45 min flight aboard a Britten-norman Islander to the remote village of Apoteri. There Rovin Alvin welcomes you for a one hour upriver boat ride to Rewa Eco Lodge.
Deposit of 50% to confirm your reservation.
Final Balance payment will be due approximately 60 days before the trip.
Within 60 days the Deposit is non-refundable unless a replacement is found.
Once final payment is paid it is non-refundable unless a replacement is found by the guest.
