The capital
Georgetown
Guyana’s capital sits on the Atlantic coast at the mouth of the Demerara River. It is the natural starting point for any visit, and worth more time than most travelers…
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The land of many waters, still largely unhurried
Guyana sits on the northern shoulder of South America, a country of rivers, rainforest and open savannah. It rewards travelers who come curious and stay a little longer than planned.
Our Queens carry Guyana to the world. This is our invitation to come and see it for yourself, with illustrations to introduce each place and photographs to show it as it is.
Why Guyana
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Plan
Plan
your
visit
Getting here, getting around and where to stay. Practical notes are reviewed before launch and marked where they still need confirming.
- 01 Getting Here Most international visitors arrive by air near Georgetown. A little preparation before you…
- 02 Where to Stay Where you stay in Guyana shapes the trip. Most itineraries combine a base in Georgetown with a…
- 03 Hotels Most visitors spend at least a night or two in Georgetown. A good hotel makes the arrival easy…
- 04 Resorts & Eco-Lodges In Guyana, the most memorable stays are often small lodges surrounded by forest, river or…
- 05 Vacation Rentals For longer visits, families or small groups, a rental home or apartment offers space and a more…
- 06 Getting Around Distances in Guyana are large and the interior is remote. Knowing how travel works will help…
- 07 Travel Essentials A few basics will help you travel with confidence. Always confirm current requirements with…
Before you travel
Check the
official sources.
Entry requirements, health guidance and travel advisories change. Confirm them with Guyana’s official tourism information and your own government before you book.
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