
SEK 74,995 per person
This is included in the fishing trip price
- All international flights
- Return flights between Georgetown and the jungle airstrip
- Two nights at Kanuku Suites (one night upon arrival and one night before departure) including continental breakfast
- Eight nights at the lodge/camp in the rainforest
- Seven full days of guided fishing
- Daily laundry service
- All meals at the lodge
- Water, soft drinks and beer throughout the stay at the camp
This is extra
- Tips for guides (approx. 200USD pp).
- Fee to the Amerindian community (30 USD per person, paid at the end of the trip to the camp host)
- Meals and drinks outside the camp
- Any extra hotel nights beyond those included in the package
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Day 1
Morning flight to Georgetown from Europe. Arrival in Guyana. Transfer from Cheddi Jagan (GEO) International Airport (or Ogle Airport) to Kanuku Suites for an overnight stay.
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Day 2
Morning flight to Apoteri Village and its jungle airstrip. Then, boat transfer to Jaguar Explorer Lodge, arriving early afternoon. Settle in and prepare your equipment for the next day's fishing. Optional evening fishing in the "home pool."
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day 3-9
Seven full days of fishing.
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day 10
Boat trip back to Apoteri Village and flight to Ogle Airport, arrival around 12:00 PM. Transfer to Kanuku Suites and overnight stay
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day 11
Transfer to Cheddi Jagan (GEO) or Ogle Airport for your return journey.
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day 12
Land back in Europe
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7 days of fishing
16-27 November (Hosted trip)
Fully booked -
Book by request
Are the dates not suitable?
No problem. If you want to add more fishing days or tailor your entire fishing trip, we'd be happy to help you.Contact us
Together, we'll put together a package that suits you and find dates that work for you or your group.

Fish species and bait choices
Fishing in the Amazon places high demands on equipment. The right rods, reels, lines, and lures ensure safer and more effective fishing.
Rod, reel, and line
Medium–Medium Light
Spinning rod 6’6”–7’6” with a reel for at least 100 m of 20–30 lb braided line. For smaller spinners, jigs, and minnows. Suitable for lighter peacock bass fishing.
Medium Heavy
Rod 6’6”–7’6” (baitcasting or spinning) with a reel for at least 120 m of 50–60 lb braided line. For heavier wobblers, topwater lures, jerkbaits, and jig fishing in deeper water.
Heavy for catfish and arapaima
Heavy-duty rod with a reel spooled with 100 lb braided line. 100 lb monofilament leader, 120–180 g sliding sinker, 80–100 lb steel leader, and 8/0–12/0 circle hook.
For arapaima, use a barbless 8/0 circle hook directly on the monoline, without a sinker or steel leader.
A detailed equipment list will be sent upon booking.
Lures
- Propeller lures 8–10 cm for peacock bass, payara, and bicuda
- Walk-the-dog lures 10–13 cm for surface-hunting predatory fish
- Poppers 8–10 cm for aggressive topwater fishing
- Jerkbaits and crankbaits 10–13 cm around structures
- Deep-diving jerkbaits 13–20 cm for payara and deeper fishing
- Jigs 85 g+ for payara, catfish, and silver drum
- Spinners in mixed sizes for pacu, coutis, and peacock bass

Do you want to know more or book?
Talk to Oskar
he will be happy to help you.
+46 313 758 200
info@outsidetravels.com
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Before a fishing trip to Guyana
What fish species are there in Guyana?
What fish species are there in Guyana?
Guyana is known for its great biodiversity and its untouched Amazonian fishing. The rivers are home to over 47 documented fish species. On a fishing trip to Guyana, you can fish for peacock bass, arapaima, payara, arowana, piranha, silver drum, and several large catfish species such as redtail catfish, jau catfish, and giant lau piraiba. The combination of large predatory fish, low fishing pressure, and varied waters makes fishing in Guyana unique.
When should I go on a fishing trip to Guyana?
When should I go on a fishing trip to Guyana?
The best time for a fishing trip to Guyana is from September to mid-March. During this period, water levels are favorable, fishing is stable, and accessibility to various fishing areas is at its best. This is when the conditions for Amazonian fishing are most reliable, with good chances of catching species such as peacock bass, payara, and arapaima.
Can I customize my fishing trip?
Can I customize my fishing trip?
Yes. It is entirely possible to customize your fishing trip to Guyana. You can adjust the number of fishing days, trip length, accommodation, and itinerary according to your preferences. Whether you want to travel with family, friends, or focus on specific fish species, we will help you put together a plan that suits you and your fishing adventure.
Passport and Visa Information
Passport and Visa Information
Entry to Guyana requires a passport valid for at least 6 months after your return date. Swedish citizens do not need a visa for tourist trips up to 90 days. Upon arrival, you may be asked to show a return ticket and accommodation details.
We at Outside Travels are happy to help you if the rules change or if you have any questions before departure.
Facts about the country
Facts about the country
Norway is one of Europe's best countries for sport fishing. Here you'll find mighty fjords, deep seas, and rivers full of fish. You can catch halibut, cod, pollock, and salmon.
The country is easy to travel to and perfect for fishing trips.
Is there Wi-Fi available?
Is there Wi-Fi available?
Yes, the lodge has Wi-Fi via Starlink, which provides a functional internet connection even in the middle of the Amazon rainforest. This is more than enough to stay in touch with home, send pictures, and use the internet during your stay.
How do you fish in Guyana?
How do you fish in Guyana?
Fishing in Guyana is primarily done from a boat in jungle rivers, backwaters, and deep pools. You fish with spinning gear, topwater lures, jerkbaits, jigs, and in some cases natural bait, depending on the species and location. The methods are adapted daily based on water levels, currents, and target species, and the guides will constantly help you choose the right technique for the best possible fishing in the Amazon.
What's the weather and climate like?
What's the weather and climate like?
The climate in Frovåg on Senja is typical for Northern Norway, with fresh winds, clear air, and shifting weather. During the fishing season from April to September, temperatures are usually between 8 and 18 degrees Celsius – but some days offer brilliant sunshine and over 20 degrees.
When the sun warms the fjords and the sea is calm, fantastic fishing days await. At the same time, the sheltered bays mean that it's almost always possible to find good fishing regardless of the weather. Feel free to pack layers and waterproof clothing, and you'll be ready for all conditions. The weather can change quickly!
Travel Guarantees & Insurance
Travel Guarantees & Insurance
We at Outside Travels have arranged a travel guarantee with Kammarkollegiet (the Swedish Legal, Financial and Administrative Services Agency), which means you can travel with us securely.
The travel guarantee entitles you to compensation if any part of your package tour or linked travel arrangements cannot be completed due to the organiser's insolvency.
With our travel guarantee and well-planned fishing trips, you can lean back and focus on what's most important – your fishing adventure.
Terms and Conditions
Terms and Conditions
When you book a fishing trip with Outside Travels AB (org. no. 559046-2395), you travel safely and securely. We follow the general terms and conditions of the Swedish Association of Travel Agents and Tour Operators (SRF) as well as our own specific terms and conditions, adapted for fishing trips and package tours.
The terms describe everything you need to know about booking, payment, cancellation, changes, and liability. We also have a travel guarantee with Kammarkollegiet, which means you are protected if anything should happen to the organizer or the trip.
The purpose of our travel terms and conditions is to allow you to focus on what matters most – your fishing adventure – with complete security and clarity before departure.





