Nestled at the confluence of Akawini Creek and the Pomeroon River, Adel's Rainforest Resort is a hidden gem for wildlife enthusiasts, particularly birdwatchers. This eco-friendly haven is set against a lush backdrop of thriving farmland, where eco-tourism, agro-tourism, and adventure tourism seamlessly intertwine.
One of the standout features of Adel's is its commitment to organic farming. Zena Stoll, the owner, emphasizes their dedication to maintaining a chemical-free environment: "And we are fully organic. We use no pesticides. No weedicides. No artificial fertilizers. You can pick a fruit from the tree and eat it. That is why we have a lot of birds because if we were not organic, the birds would not eat them or thrive in the environment." This organic approach not only supports biodiversity but also creates a welcoming habitat for various bird species.
Among the feathered residents of this paradise is the giant harpy eagle, South America's largest bird of prey, recently spotted soaring majestically over the Akawini Creek. For birdwatchers, this is a dream come true, offering a chance to witness these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.
Travelers seeking an immersive experience can explore the surrounding rainforest, participate in guided birdwatching tours, or simply unwind in the serene environment. Adel's Rainforest Resort is not just a destination; it's an invitation to reconnect with nature and witness the splendor of wildlife in a sustainable setting.
For those considering a visit, the best time to explore this eco-paradise is during the dry season, which typically runs from September to November. Embrace the tranquility, and let the sights and sounds of the rainforest rejuvenate your spirit.