Guyana Where and What 2023-2024 for website_compressed

Getting Here
Getting Here
Visitors to Guyana mainly travel
by air, but travel to Guyana is
also possible by a ferry crossing via
Suriname/Guyana border and the
Takutu Bridge in the Rupununi area.
All visitors require a valid passport.
Guyana’s international airport (Cheddi
Jagan International Airport - CJIA)
is located 25 miles/40 km south of
Georgetown. Flights from Europe are
routed through St. Lucia, Barbdos, or
Trinidad & Tobago. There are direct
flights from New York, Suriname,
Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados and
Brazil. Flights from Miami and Canada
are either direct or through Trinidad &
Tobago, Panama or Curacao. Outward
flights should be reconfirmed prior to
departure.
The suburban Eugene F. Correia
International Airport (EFCIA)
provides direct flights to Barbados,
Suriname and the Hinterland.
A listing of the various airlines, access
points, and necessary documents
is provided below according to the
mode of transportation.
Official language is English, often
spoken with a creole flavour. Guyana
is also the only English speaking
country in South America. Spanish
and Portuguese are often heard
because of the influx of neighbouring
Venezuelans and Brazilians in Guyana.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
All visitors require a passport which
must be valid for at least 6 months.
Those arriving by plane are required
to have an onward plane ticket. Visas
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