Three Spacious Platforms 33 Metres Up

A series of suspension bridges and three spacious platforms provide views of birds and other wildlife you can't get from the ground below.

Atta Rainforest Lodge

Nestled in a clearing beneath the Canopy Walkway, Atta Rainforest Lodge provides comfortable rooms, expert guides, and home-cooked meals for all visitors.

Nonstop Birdwatching

The view from 33 metres (100 feet) above the forest floor affords views of wildlife that are not visible from the ground below.

EXPLORE THE MYSTERIES OF THE JUNGLE CANOPY
DEEP WITHIN GUYANA'S RAREST AND MOST REMOTE RAINFOREST

CATS - A Unique Partership The Canopy Walkway and Atta Rainforest Lodge are jointly operated by the Amerindian Community of Surama, Rock View Lodge, Iwokrama International Center for Rainforest Conservation, and Wilderness Explorers. Together we bring a wealth of expertise and creativity to the guests who spend time with us. [Read More]

Unparalleled birdwatching opportunities Many of Guyana's 840+ species are on unique display here at the Canopy Walkway. Perched 33 meters (100 feet) above the forest floor, the walkway's three spacious platforms give visitors a unique perspective impossible to gain from the ground below. [Read More]

Amerindian expertise and hospitality The Walkway and Lodge are staffed entirely by local Makushi Amerindians. We grew up in this rainforest, walking its trails, swimming in its rivers, and learning from countless days of experience. [Read More]

Home-cooked meals and comfortable accommodation at the base of the walkway Spend the evening, enjoy dinner under the stars, and treat yourself to the warmth of Amerindian hospitality before heading to the Walkway at dawn. [Read More]

Recent Sightings
- Harpy eagle
  Harpia harpyja
  Adults are occasionally seen hunting in the forest near the lodge. Check with us to find out the latest status of the nearby nest!
- Guianan cock-of-the-rock
  Rupicola rupicola
  Visitors to a lek less than 30 minutes from our location have a nearly 100% chance of seeing at least one male.
- Capuchinbird
  Perissocephalus tricolor
  Although platform #3 is generally the best overall vantage point, quite a few guests spot these colorful specimens from platforms #2 and #4.
- Guinan streaked antwren
  Myrmotherula surinamensis
  This tiny endemic regularly forages in the fruit trees near Platforms 2 and 3, and is usually seen on sunset visits to the Walkway.
- Black currasow
  Crax alector
  A family of currasow have made their home in the gallery of trees surrounding Atta Lodge, often wandering through the grounds in the morning and evening.
- Jaguar
  Panthera onca
  The road between here and Iwokrama River Lodge is gaining a reputation for a healthy population of jaguar seeming unbothered by passing visitors. No guarantees, but many have been lucky!