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Getting AroundCOMFORT SUITES CAR RENTAL108 Barima Ave. Bel-Air-ParkTel: (592) 225-0595/225-0585/225-4816www.comfortsuitesgy.comEUROPECAR - CARS & 4X4Tel: (592) 227-7698MOVEMENT AUTO RENTAL &BUS SERVICES104 Amla Ave. Prashad NagarTel: (592) 623-2755/621-2755KNIGHT RIDER BUS SERVICETel: (592) 225-1429SUNSET BUS SERVICETel: (592) 664-3488; 611-3588BY RIVERWith 600 miles of navigable riverwhich includes the Essequibo, Berbiceand Demerara Rivers, one has theoption of using ferries or the 12 to17 seater passenger speedboats.Life jackets are compulsory. It is alsopossible to charter private speedboats or jet boats.Plan to use the ferry service, thencall the relevant numbers below forschedule.Since December 2008, commuters candrive across the newly built BerbiceRiver Bridge, connecting Rosignal tothe county of Berbice. Large cargotrucks, pedal cyclists and pedestriansmust use the ferry service.Commuters to West Demerara alsohave the choice of road transportvia the Demerara Harbour Bridge orby speed boats from the StabroekStelling to Vreed-en-Hoop, obliquelyopposite each other.The highway which begins on theWest Coast of Demerara is heavily usedsince it provides a link to Parika on theEast Bank of Essequibo River, now animportant centre of economic activityin that region. River taxis provide afaster and more expensive mode oftransportation to take passengersas far as Bartica, Supenaam on theEssequibo Coast or other hinterlandresorts and back in a single day. Acheaper transportation mode toBartica is the larger ferry service, andtakes approximately 4 hours. The ‘Rollonroll-off’ ferries operate from Parikato Supenaam. Ferries are available toLeguan and Wakenaam Islands fromParika and to North West Districtfrom Georgetown. The CanawaimaFerry services the Corentyne Riverfrom Moleson Creek, departing at9.00a.m and 1.00p.m daily to Nickere,Suriname (changed schedule sinceCovid).38
Getting AroundFERRY SERVICESADVENTURE STELLING(Essequibo Coast/Parika)Tel: N/ABARTICA STELLING(Bartica/Parika) - (592) 455-2273GEORGETOWN STELLING(Georgetown/Vreed-en-Hoop)Tel: (592) 225-6471KUMAKA STELLINGTel: N/ALEGUAN(Leguan/Parika) (592) 260-0726MOLESON CREEKCANAWAIMA FERRY SERVICE(Guyana/Suriname)Tel: (592) 339-2744/2787Departs from Moleson Creek:10.00am (check in 6.30am - 9.00am)- Guyana TimesDeparts Suriname:10.00am (check in 8.00am - 9.00am)- Guyana TimeNo service is available on thefollowing days – Christmas Day,Boxing Day & New Year’s Day.It is necessary to call and check theschedule as the services have beenhalted during this COVID-19 season.NEW AMSTERDAM STELLING(New Amsterdam/Rosignal)Tel: (592) 333-2512/333-4660OREALLA, CORENTYNE RIVERDeparts Orealla every Thursday39
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