All proceeds from this business go to the
Pan Tribal Confederacy of Indigenous Tribal Nations
THE OLDEST TOUR WEBSITE FOR PAKURI ARAWAK TERRITORY
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A BIRD WATCHERS PARADISE AWAITS YOU IN GUYANA!
A Paradise for Bird watchers - 100+ different bird
species normally sighted on every Birding Tour, and a
Mecca for Arachnid and Insect lovers - with new
species being discovered ON EVERY SINGLE TOUR
SPEND ONE WEEK IN A REAL ARAWAK TRIBAL VILLAGE IN GUYANA!
All Tours must be 7 days (6 nights) or longer with a
2 person minimum required at a fixed cost of US$750.00
per person for 7 days, discounted to $1,250 per person
for 14 days.
Prices all-inclusive WITHIN Guyana only, with
complimentary US$50 gift vouchers and cotton hammocks
reserved for Anthropology (Pakuri Arawak Village
homestays) tours only.
We specialize in guided Adventure, Culture & Nature tours in GUYANA - Amazonia's ONLY English-speaking country.
CONTACT:
Damon Gerard Corrie
13 Highgate Gardens
Wildey, St. Michael
BARBADOS, BB14005
Tel: (246) 228-0227 Fax: (246) 437-2018
For more information, please feel free to
write, call, fax, or E-Mail us.
This is an Adventure - Not a vacation !
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PAKURI ARAWAK ADVENTURE 7 DAY TOUR
A combined Guided Culture and Nature Experience
SPECIAL OFFERS - LIMITED TIME ONLY:
ARAWAK ADVENTURE 7 DAY TOUR
$750 per person / 7 days (6 nights).
DETAILS - all clothing hand washed for you, all
transportation within Guyana included, one guide
assigned to each adventurer, 3 meals daily, homestay
accommodation in beds with mosquito netting, you will
be met at airport upon arrival & escorted to same on
departure day, no risk of mosquito or water born
disease in areas covered; safe for entire family.
US$50 Gift voucher included FREE to each adventurer!
Notes
* NB - 14 day advance payment with 25% penalty for all cancellations is our policy!
The cotton hammocks we use on all the Guyana Tours are yours free to keep at
the end of your tour (see the Trading Post section to view the hammock).
We also provide a (non-refundable) US$50 gift voucher to each Adventurer on our tours to purchase
souvenir craft items from any of our many skilled tribal artisans.
LEGAL DISCLAIMER
Some of Foster Simon's wooden works of art, Foster is
one of the most famous artists in Guyana & resident of
Pakuri, his pieces are in the Presidential collections
of Guyana, Venezuela & Bolivia; and in private
collections around the world.
Chief David Simon of Pakuri Arawak territory holding
the Nancy Lewis Cullity Parrot Protection Act that was
signed into reservation law on September 17th 2003.
This Act was conceived by Hereditary Chief Damon Gerard
Corrie, drafted by Marc Johnson of FosterParrots.com
and is the first of it's kind created for Indigenous
communities worldwide.
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Friendly Toucan on Pakuri Territory
Background Information:
First Nations Vacations is part of the Corrie Business Group, Co-owner and Managing Director
is Damon Gerard Corrie who apart from being the inheritor of the
now ceremonial traditional hereditary chieftaincy of the Eagle Clan Arawaks (Lokono), and the
Pan-Tribal Confederacy of Amerindian Tribal Nations is also an autodidact Geneologist, Herpetoculturalist,
Historian and author of 6
books.
All of our Eco-Adventure tours are geared primarily towards average individuals who enjoy the great outdoors (campers and hikers).
We specialize in ADVENTURES - NOT VACATIONS!
Relaxing in a hammock by the Mahaica River, Pakuri Arawak Territory; Guyana.
Jamie Jarrod Greer with the soccer playing pet Pecarry, Jan 7-12 2007 Pakuri Arawak Territory Tour
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The CFZ Group
Richard Freeman next to Giant Anaconda track in Guyana swamp
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The Centre for Fortean Zoology expedition has
turned up some amazing information and strange
creatures never before heard of in the west.
The team interviewed witnesses to a strange race of
undiscovered mountain dwelling pygmies, These tiny
red faced men appear to inhabit caves and have
been seen in both north and south Guyana. At 3.5
feet tall the pygmies may be related to Homo
floresensis discovered a couple of years ago in
Indonesia.
They also heard tell of the Di-Di (pronounced
'Die-Die') a yeti like hairy giant 8-10 feet tall. As
recently as two years ago one of these beast was
supposed to have abducted a native girl who was never
seen again.
Stranger still is the water tiger. A pack hunting,
semi-aquatic flesh eating mammal. The expedition
spoke to witnesses and concluded that the creature
is unknown to science and may be a new kind of felid
or mustelid.
We also heard tales of what must be a new species of
tiny red Caiman that emits a loud bellowing totally at
odds with it's diminutive size.
We were also the first human beings outside of the
Makushi tribe to see an ancient cave burial site
discovered by a local hunter in 2005 and seen by only
a handful of tribesmen from one village.
The group intends to return in 2008 to seek out a
monster anaconda said to lurk in the remote Corona
Falls.
The expedition was guided by Damon Corrie, a
descendant heir of the now ceremonial hereditary
Chieftaincy of the Eagle Clan of the Arawak tribe.
Damon (who literally chased down a Giant Anteater for
us so we could get close-up footage) runs the
excellent 'Guided Cultural Tours'. This company allows
explorers to see the real Guyana and meet the true
people of the country, the Amerindians. If you want a
taste of the real Guyana, off the beaten track and
away from tourist traps then 'Guided Cultural Tours'
is the way to do it.
Guyana is a true lost world and Damon Corrie a
real life Professor Challenger."
Richard Freeman -
Centre for Fortean Zoology
Guyana 2007 Expedition Leader, Author & lecturer.
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Richard Freeman leading the 2007 Guyana Expedition of the CFZ
Moses Isaac at cave burial site he discovered in 2005
Damon Corrie - proud to be an honorary member of the
world famous Centre for Fortean Zoology based in the UK.
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