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May 19, 2024

　　Often added as a second stop on a day trip to Kaieteur Falls, Orinduik is a collection of far smaller waterfalls cascading over several levels where you can bathe and swim. A nearby airstrip allows for easy access from Kaieteur before returning to Georgetown.

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　　These lovely fast-flowing cascades, deep in the jungle, are wonderfully interactive; you can clamber under them, swim in various pools, take massage-showers as the golden-brown water thumps your back or just chill in a natural 'Jacuzzi'. The falls are a 1½ hour boat trip from Bartica, followed by a 30-minute...

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　　You may have been to Salto Ángel or Iguazú Falls, seen Niagara or not even be particularly interested in waterfalls, but it doesn't matter: go to Kaieteur Falls. Watching 1140 metric tons of water shooting over a 250m cliff (the world's highest single-drop falls) in the middle of an ancient...

　　Often added as a second stop on a day trip to Kaieteur Falls, Orinduik is a collection of far smaller waterfalls cascading over several levels where you can bathe and swim. A nearby airstrip allows for easy access from Kaieteur before returning to Georgetown. ...

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