It's safe to say that getting off the beaten track is something adventure seekers aim to do on every trip. Guyana, a country coated in dense rainforest in northeast South America, is one of the lea...

If you're heading to South America, visiting pristine natural wonders are likely on your to-do list. This vast continent boasts a variety of climates and all the activities to go with it - making S...

Most of Guyana’s public holidays are religious in nature and some (like Christmas and Easter) are familiar to international travelers. The population is made up of mix of Muslims, Hindus and Christ...

Guyana’s tropical climate is hot and humid (70 percent), moderated by northeast trade winds. There are two rainy seasons—May to mid-August and mid-November to mid-January. Flash floods are common d...

Guyana was a Dutch colony in the 17th century until it was claimed by the British Crown in 1815. Remnants of these colonial eras are still evident in many cultural traditions as well as influence f...

All foreigners entering Guyana need a passport and a return ticket. Visas are not required for nationals of the US, Denmark, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Spain, Japan, Korea, Sweden, Finland, Irela...

Language The official language of Guyana is English, but Hindu, Amerindian dialects, Creole, and Urdu are also spoken by some locals. Currency The Guyanese dollar (G$ or GYD) is the official curren...

Cheddi Jagan International Airport Previously called Timehri International Airport, Guyana’s national airport is situated on the bank of the Demerara River in Timehri, about 25 miles south of Georg...

Guyana Taxis and Car Rental Many taxis operate throughout Georgetown, which can take you to other major cities in Guyana. You can easily find them outside major hotels and businesses. Additionally,...

Jewelry, gifts, crafts, fabrics, and clothing are some of the great products you can buy in Guyana, so shopping should definitely be on your itinerary. Charity Village is one of the recommended hub...