
An introduction
A national stage for Guyanese women ready to lead, represent and build something that lasts.

The crown is temporary. The network is permanent.

A knowledge center for the woman behind the sash: voice, brand, business and well-being.

Rainforest, savannah, rivers and a capital city of wooden cathedrals. An invitation to discover Guyana.

Brands, institutions and community organizations investing in Guyanese women.

Plan your visit
The essentials to know before you go
A few basics will help you travel with confidence. Always confirm current requirements with official sources before departure.

English is the official language of Guyana, and the currency is the Guyanese dollar. Georgetown is the capital and the main point of arrival for international visitors.
Entry and health requirements depend on your nationality and travel history, and they can change. Speak with a travel health professional before your trip, especially if you plan to visit the interior, and arrange travel insurance that covers remote areas.
Guyana is tropical, warm and often humid, with rainy periods through the year. Light, breathable clothing, rain gear, sun protection and insect repellent are sensible for most trips, along with sturdy footwear for the interior.
For the latest official information, consult the national tourism authority and your own government’s travel guidance.

An introduction

The capital

The interior

The southwest

The people

At the table

The wild

Into the interior

Ideas for your visit