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Fly to

Georgetown - British Airways/Caribbean Star daily via Barbados

flying time

12 hours

time difference

GMT -4 hours

Visas

Not required for UK passport holders

Health Requirements

Yellow fever certificate required if arriving from an infected area

Best time to travel

September - April

Weather

Guyana's climate is tropical throughout the year. December to January and May to August are the rainy seasons, with August to October being the hottest months. Temperatures are more comfortable on the plateau, while Atlantic sea breezes bring welcome relief to the coastal areas.

 



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Guyana holidays

Guyana holidays are not for the faint hearted.  Accommodation can be basic, roads unpaved and vehicles battered by the terrain.  However, any well-prepared, adventurous visitor will be richly rewarded by this country's raw and untouched wilderness.

Guyana holidays with Abercrombie & Kent are the ideal way to get the most out of this rugged, yet beautiful country.

Guyana, 'Land of Many Waters', lies at a point where the Caribbean meets South America. It is about the same size as Great Britain and is the only country in South America where English is the official language. Jaguars still roam the forests, leatherback turtles nest on the beaches and giant river otters and arapaima are easily spotted in Guyana's many rivers.  Not to mention the 800 or so bird species that hide in the forests of this wildlife-rich destination.

Beyond the wildlife, any Guyana holiday must take in the falls at Kaieteur, the protected forest at Iwokrama, the Amerindian tribes and the capital Georgetown, all forming part of Guyana's unique and distinctive appeal.  Every Guyana holiday with A&K is an unforgettable experience.

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