Welcome to Doe Park Eco Lodge, where nature meets sustainability in harmony. You can find Doe Park Eco Lodge in the county of Berbice in Guyana. Our ecolodge is nestled in the heart of Berbice and offers a sanctuary for eco-conscious travellers seeking a memorable and unforgettable experience amidst a natural jungle and agricultural environment.

Presently, Berbice preserves its cultural heritage through festivals and historical sites that showcase its rich history and diverse traditions. Tourism plays a growing role in Berbice’s economy, with visitors drawn to its natural beauty, historical landmarks, and vibrant cultural scene. The Dutch were the first Europeans to establish a presence in Berbice, with the founding of Fort Nassau in 1627 along the Berbice River. This colony changed hands between the French, Dutch, and British due to various wars and treaties.

The history of Berbice reflects the complexities of colonialism, slavery, migration, and cultural exchange that have shaped the region’s identity and contributed to its resilience and diversity. The rich and diverse history of Berbice was shaped by indigenous cultures, European colonization, slavery, indentured labour, and struggles for independence. Before European colonization, the region that is now Berbice was inhabited by indigenous peoples, including the Arawak and Carib tribes. These indigenous groups had established societies with complex social structures, agriculture, and trade.