French Guiana is a remote region of France on the northeast coast of South America draped in lush jungles and untamed wilderness. It stands as a sanctuary for endangered species with a staggering 90% of its landscape covered in dense rainforest.

This ecological treasure is passionately safeguarded, standing out as one of the Amazon's rare examples where the annual deforestation rate experiences a marked decline. Travellers can catch a glimpse of giant river otters, capybaras and caimans, while the forest reveals the secretive presence of tapirs, giant anteaters and the elusive jaguar. Overhead, a lively display of monkeys, macaws, and toucans unfolds. This astounding wealth of flora and fauna as well as undiscovered trails makes French Guiana the perfect wildlife holiday destination.