In Guyana, a lot of hotels of different class, resort, guest house and B & B (bad nad breakfast) offers.

Below is a list of some of them who can help you to understand, or, if necessary, to contact them directly to clarify the prices, terms and make reservations.

Prices everywhere are different, the average values​​:

Suite–junior suite – $ 140

Standard room – $ 60

Budget room – $ 25

B & B – $ 40

Where else can you go in the western part of the country? The western part of Guyana, namely, bordering with Venezuela, a region famous Shell Beach Reserve and the fact that in this place you can see 4 species of endangered sea turtles from 8 – leatherback turtle, green turtle, Hawksbill turtle and tortoise kruglopantsirnyh Ridley. However, in Shell Beach is still no infrastructure – hotels, restaurants and methodology of the tourist. It is recommended for 2-3 days in order to accurately see turtles, so there is no guarantee that they can be seen in one day.

As can be seen on most maps in the western Guyana, there are practically no roads. The main road ends at the Charity. In Maburumu where to reserve Shell Beach can be reached within 1.5 – 2 hours by boat / car. Get out of Georgetown to be scheduled flight Maburumy Trans Guyana Airways (about $ 100 in one direction, it is necessary to specify optional). If you have time, desire and interest to travel by land, from the Charity on Tuesday at six in the morning walks to the water taxi Maburumy. It is about 6-8 hours. In the dry season, the boat goes along the ocean shore, respectively, may pass along the Shell Beach, in the rainy season of high water, the boat goes through Pomerun rivers, which are due to high water levels are interconnected and form a sort of canal system. The path in this case longer, but this option to see a great opportunity to travel west Guyana.

In a few Maburume recommended hotels in which to stay while visiting the reserve. Watching turtles can be arranged through of Guyanese society the protection of marine turtles, get in touch with representatives of organizations located within the park. Usually organizes visits the Rangers, who are monitoring the turtles, and all aspects of accommodation, meals and transportation are specified in the correspondence with them (because there is no hotel on the coast, stay with the Rangers at the camp, which consists of a canopy and hammocks). The organization of the tour at Shell Beach in the local tour operator for 2-3 days will cost 360 – $ 400 per person.

In addition to Shell Beach from Maburumy can get to the cocoa plantations Hosororo, which makes hand made chocolates, palm plantation Vauna, which serves as raw material for production of bio-fuels, kissing the stones and see the tiger caves, and visit the abandoned settlement of Jonestown, where in 1978 made samoubyistvo 913 congregants of a religious sect People’s Temple, headed by preacher Jim Jones. Here, as the saying goes, it all depends on the tastes and interests.

If we talk about places close to Akavini directly, then, being in Adels Eco Resort can be on a boat to visit the settlements Morukov and Santa Rosa. Indian settlement Morukov interesting substrate and the local market with goods made of straw tibisiri. The settlement of Santa Rosa was founded by immigrants from Venezuela, who had fled to the coast of Guyana during the uprising against Bolivar, and therefore the current is a mixture of Catholic Hispanic culture and the local Indian substrate. Overall, the trip only in the western part of Guyana’s worth taking from 7 to 10 days to see everything quickly, but thoroughly enough.

Куда еще можно поехать в западной части страны? Западная часть Гайаны, а именно, граничащий с Венесуэлой регион, знаменит заповедником Shell Beach и тем, что именно в этом месте можно увидеть 4 вида вымирающих морских черепах из 8 – кожистая черепаха, зеленая черепаха, морская черепаха бисса и круглопанцирных черепах ридли. Однако на Shell Beach пока еще нет развитой инфраструктуры – отеля, ресторана и методики приема туристов. Рекомендуется на 2-3 дня для того, чтобы точно увидеть черепах, так нет никакой гарантии, что их удастся увидеть за один день.

The next morning at 8 30 we met at his hotel Balkarranom, I left my backpack at him and we went on a boat on the Mazaruni. Having left from Essekeybo, we went into the waters, which usually runs an annual Sailing Regatta – the most ambitious regatta in Guyana, and headed towards the Mazaruni, passing the golden beach, the shipyard where they build dredzhingovye pumps to extract gold from rivers, islands and Kalf KAEA , which formerly were a leper colony and the cemetery, and is now rumored to inhabit the many ghosts. The weather was perfect. Smooth, almost mirror surface water reflects the sky and clouds.

On the right hand could be seen the famous Mazarunskaya prison, or as it is called,; Educational Institution (Institution of Higher Learning), numerous islands and sand bar island Barakara. On the horizon on the west side of Mount chenille. We sailed close to the prison to examine the building. Fence no moat, a small masonry and more Mazaruni. The prisoners, according to Balkarrana distributed on arrival at the correctional work in local villages. Income from one third of the income allocated to them to at the end of it was possible to safely return to civilian life or to start a business, unless of course the desire to go back not overpower. During the escape yield of 3 to 5 years. Earlier attempts to escape are often taken as the legend of the underground prison was tonel to the island fortress and Kaikyo Over Ole (Kyk over Al), which in 1616 was built the first fort Guyana, and just do first building erected by the Europeans. But then the tunnel is filled, so as not to confuse an already troubled prison audience. It is unknown whether the reduced number of shoots from it, but by itself gives the impression of a prison Mazarunskaya very quiet place. Although it is known what happens in still waters
From prison, we continued our way to the island on which were the remains of the fortress Kaikyo Over Ole (Kyk over Al translated from Dutch; see vokruug) brick gates and foundations. According Balkarran when he was just beginning to organize trips to the Mazaruni in 1986 on the foundation with masonry gates towered high in the meter and a half meters, but gradually the locals pilfered it for building houses, mostokov, piers. Fragments of masonry we found on the opposite bank of the Mazaruni, when climbing to the store of local logger Mazarali.
Also on the island there are three graves of two burials from east to west and one from north to south. The burials belong to the Dutch, who first arrived in the area, and again the assurance Balkarrana its tourists Golladnii told him that usually buried east to west and from north to south bury bad or guilty. So, one, apparently, something is not pleased. Next, Kaikyo Over Ol we turned Mazaruni, and went down the river to the rapids and Marshall Marshall Falls. On the left side of us seemed to granite quarries, which are developed by the Government of Guyana together with BK international, the order of 3-5 pits in a row right on the beach. On the right is Itaballi settlement, which involved harvesting. Mazaruni on many islands, branches, bends. Soon, during intensified, and the captain warned that Marshall will soon begin thresholds, so you need to stay strong. As we approach the rapids, the number of boulders and rock piles. But the captain knew the terrain, so you can continue to safely look ahead.

Crossed the threshold, we stopped at the beach, which usually organizes Balkarran camp (tent with hammocks and a barbecue) to come to him of large groups. Beach clean enough, but at high water sometimes causes the grass and tree bark. From the Camp, we started to come back in one of the bays landed. Tying and covering the boat (according to Balkarrana, due to the fact that Georgetown Bartik above 40 feet, and is still in the Mazaruni 30-37 feet above the rain can go at any time), we took a machete, went through the jungle to Marshall waterfalls. The road passes through the stones, then gave way to the jungle, often on the way were littered with trees that had to be cut down. It should be noted that, despite quite clearly the intended way to the jungle Mazaruni sufficiently dense and thick. They grow these types of wood, as yarula (yarula) a large tree used for the manufacture of oars for canoes, a green tree (greenheart tree) – which is second in the world on the strength and durability of first (can serve up to 300 years), tree Mora.
After half an hour walking through the jungle we went to Marshall Falls. The size of these small but picturesque enough. Water in the Marshall Falls in red due to foliage and trees that fall into a river. If you omit the hand into the water on a sunny day, leather under the water gets golden hue. From the flow rate falls very foamy, and the presence of foam on the Mazaruni can be seen approaching a waterfall. Refreshed, we headed back to the boat through the jungle to continue the path to Essekeybo. Returning, met on the way miners heading to work, Issa, and then a career with the club were white, and Itaballi, now with the left hand side and the island Barakara against which we drew to the shore to go to the waterfalls Barakara.
Falls are less than the Marshall and more rocky, but also suitable for swimming. Island Barakara known in Guyana as a resort and it is usually confused with consonant Baganara island, which is located on Essekeybo if to swim upstream from Bartik, and is also a resort. From the side it looks quite nice and tempting white sand and solitude, but for unknown reasons, the cost of accommodation is very high, U.S. $ 180 per night without meals (which is higher than on a more popular and popular island Baganara), and transfers to / from Bartik.
Returning from a Barakary Bartik, we also drove past the only one in Guyana, a Benedictine monastery, which was closed in June this year. The monastery looks rather modest, but the guide was announced as a possible option of accommodation, if not satisfied for any reason, the options in Bartik. According Balkarrana lived here and served the monks were engaged in agriculture and horticulture, as well as teaching at a local school Latin and French. Due to the lack of students willing to pursue their case, it was decided to suspend the work of the monastery, so now there is only a caretaker.

Travel plan for Guyana

Talk about tourism in Guyana, almost the same as the answer to the question “Is there life on Mars?” – Until I try, can not give an exact answer. And it was possible to limit the typical phrases like “this area is subject to active development” or “have a lot to do to bring it to the international level,” … nevertheless desire striding to his native land of Guyana overwhelmed me for a long time since 2006 …

But there was no information on the country (the first guide to Guyana was released Bradtom in 2006), lacked experience travel (op was added later to travel to Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Namibia, Zambia, Botswana and Tanzania) and the courage to own it alone just go and go ..

So after returning from Guyana in 2008 in Russia trip, “the jungle” has passed into the category of dreams, which could be filled only with the arrival back to Guyana in 2010.

I must say that there are many interesting places. Usually superficial acquaintance with a trip to Guyana is limited to Kaieteur Falls and Orinduik, or one-day flight to Kaieteur, combined with a landing at one of the “resorts” – the island Baganara (Baganara Island, Essequibo) or Arroupoynt Resort (Arrowpoint Resort, West Demerara), which can in principle be sufficient in the case of the same interest – that is, just watch and check the box, he says, “was seen, I know.”

If the interest goes beyond the ordinary, we have to make a list, well, or, again, to decide on the basis of interests – active tourism, ecotourism, cultural or social tourism.

In my personal list, besides the flight to Kaieteur, Orinduik and visit Baganary (which, though superficially, but it certainly should, because that is simply beautiful and beautifully), initially including such items as a trip to Park Shell Beach – west coast of Guyana on the border with Venezuela, habitat 4 endemic species of Guyana, large sea turtles, a trip to the market in Charity (Charity) on the river Pomerun (Pomeroon), a trip to the city of gold-and diamond-miners Bartik (Bartica), at the confluence of the rivers Essekeybo, Mazaruni and Kuyuni on Marshall waterfalls, waterfalls Barakara, as well as to look at the first facility in Guyana Fortov – Fort Kaikyo Avery Ol, and known throughout Guyana, Mazaruni Prison, has been operating since colonial times. The list should say very long, and in the preceding sentence was given to visit interesting places in the West, Northwest and Central parts of the country. Still remain the center, south and east of the country, but they are, I think it would be appropriate to tell after a visit or the next trip.

Wait a long time and had just 10 minutes we drove through the Sunday market to the pier and Wigs crossing. Parikh itself is not remarkable. Is that it should be noted that from here go on the boat Bartik (up Essekeybo in center of Guyana, the region 7), Long Island and Leguan Vakenaam, as well as Supenaam or as it is called by another Good Hope, where I had to go and to there transfer to the car to Charity. In Charity has two permanent market and the Sunday indoor, endless rows of fruit, vegetables, clothing, household goods, which have to wander to, so to not squander time I missed visiting the market.

Boats depart at Supenaam on the left side of Stelling, boat Bartik from the right, but depending on the tides / tides place of origin may vary. Bartik before, and Islands Supenama go and freight ferries, but the time it takes much more than a boat trip from 3 to 6 hours, while on the boat until 1:00 Bartik, Supenaama to 45-50 minutes. Long wait for the boat did not have. After 15-20 minutes after coming on Stelling, I sat down in a vest, holding a veil, which is issued specifically for the protection from waves and spray. Way to lay Supenaama through the islands, surrounded by mangroves.
In the mouth Essekeybo has about 365 islands, some of them the size of the Caribbean islands, Barbados or Tobago. Water in Essekeybo dull brown, as in Guyana Atlantic coast, also characterized by large waves as the boat winds in curves between the islands and the strong shaking, especially of short duration at the entrance to Supenaamu. It should be noted that in a very picturesque pier Supename leaning trees need water, like willow vines gracefully twisting and sinking into the water. In Supename, together with their neighbors on the boat we took a taxi to the Charity (1000 person), bought chips from the cassava and bananas, dried, and hit the road.
From Charity to Supenaama approximately 1.5 hours drive away, the road runs close enough to the coast and ends at the Charity, on the river Pomerun which comes into force and the movement of water communication along the river and nearby rivers is by water taxi painted in red, yellow, blue and green boats. The west coast is indented with small rivers of Guyana, and therefore developed an irrigation system. For a narrow strip of houses along the road lined up starting the yellow fields of rice paddy paddy, on which work kombainy, scurrying back and forth loaded with the harvest machines throughout the band of Charity Supenaama to fall asleep half way paddy seeds to dry them properly, and then collect tractor.
Very vaguely in the spirit of this coastal Guyana Krasnodar Russia reminds her manifest the same calmness, serenity and hospitality. Arriving at the Charity, I moved to the boat because the road ended. I must say that I originally planned to spend the night in a hotel in Charity (two of them here, and both are about ten meters from each other), but then there was a spontaneous idea to stop at one of the lodges or Resort, which, although weak, but still presented in this part of Guyana.

Therefore, in consultation with the guide Bradta, on Saturday evening I called the Adels Eco Resort, located on the river in the Bay Pomerun Akavini, 6 miles from the Atlantic Ocean, has booked accommodation for one night and asked to be a Charity at the dock I was met by boat and the next day they brought back. Therefore, arriving at Charity on Sunday, and paid off the taxi, I immediately went to Akavini. Home on the shores of Pomeruna very neat, with promenades, street lamps, often rammed ashore filled coconut shell and peel the fruit of the tree krabvud. A lot of boats and a lively movement.
Half an hour later we turned off the river into the bay Pomerun Akavini and landed on the Stelling Adels Eco Resort. All transfers were completed on Sunday. Managing hotels, Lyndon Clarke, met me at the pier and held at the main hotel building. Adels Eco Resort consists of three buildings open a restaurant / dining room, open living room / our reception / kitchen with a spacious veranda and walls and an open passage to the housing numbers. The hotel has only 4 rooms with basic amenities bed, mosquito net, shower / bath / toilet. The residential building has a second floor, but he is still under repair. Electricity from solar cells, used for cooking on gas, active use of rainwater. On the veranda of an apartment housing a small library, games and books for children, hammocks. Cellular communication is not working, but there is a regular telephone line. No Internet. TV, too. Take very kindly by the family, the food is simple but tasty (accommodation is booked on a full pension).
The houses start a farm, which grows fruits and vegetables, which cook for breakfast, lunch and dinner. For example, I was treated to jam, cooked cherries from Guyana, which grows on the farm. Between the houses and marina a garden with various kinds of flowers. In general, very soothing and uspakaivayuschaya situation. A great place to relax and not think about nothing. What I did, sprawled in a hammock on the porch after dinner with a cup of ginger tea and a book on the history of Guyana. Sunday evening, slowly approaching, so start actively rest was hopeless, and would probably not work as much water in Akavini arrived and my big dream to swim the river in a canoe lay on the bottom. So relax and sip had read about Guyana, sipping tea. Where else can you go in the western part of the country?

Recently, the address of the site began to come a lot of emails with one question: how to get to Guyana on their own.

Well, firstly, to gladden all the extremes of travel, from August 1, 2010, Guyana has unilaterally abolished visa regime for Russian citizens. Read about this innovation, please visit Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Now everyone can just buy a ticket and go to Guyana, which greatly simplifies the lives of our freestyle travelers. Previously, the issue visas caused enormous difficulties created for the tourist. Because of the Embassy of Guyana in Russia is not, it was necessary to apply for a visa at the Embassy of Guyana in the UK, while having some invitation to Guyana. And it is very difficult and long. So, my dear voluntary travelers, now all of the past. Just buy a ticket and come.

Of course, as at the entrance to any other country, you will be asked a return ticket. If there is no return ticket, they can not admit, so keep that in mind. They will ask also the address where, in fact, you are going. For example, some hotel. Sometimes people ask whether there is in you a sufficient sum of money to ensure their own residence in this country. But all this is a trifle compared with the same visa requirements. The main thing to have on hand a return ticket, and in general everything.

Independent travel around the country will not disappoint you. Although, of course, will need to consider the route to stock everything you need, knowing full well that going into the country as you move away from civilization. In order not turned out as one I met in Guyana Russian “extreme”, which went into the jungle, having a credit card only. It was funny …

However, besides kazusnogo case, I have met are normal, interested in ekoputeshestviyah tourists.

In this section, I want to tell you that I recently met a very interesting girl, which, just like me, sick Guyana, and yet, unlike me, went to a single independent travel around the country. Her name is Maya Lobova, and she graciously allowed me to publish it on the website of the note on this journey. So, if you decide to make such a trip, her experience can be extremely useful to you. And if they do not dare, it’s just very interesting. Notes cite without cuts and the first person, so you can feel more alive than all Guyanese flavor.

Written a very interesting and lively, in general, do not regret it.

The background is this: more than twenty years ago gayanets European origin (a descendant of the Portuguese and the island of Madeira), Harry Cerrado moved from Guyana to London. Homesickness was so strong that he began to collect everything that reminded him of Guyana away from home – books, maps, postcards, different things. As a result, on his return to Guyana after 20 years of residence in the UK, at his home Harry organized the Historical Museum of Guyana Heritage Museum. By construction, the house was very different from Harry standing next to a typical two-storey buildings Guyanese, and looked like a fortress – two spolovinoy times wider and two floors above with a large balcony and an observation deck on top.

Since I left on Sunday, during the administration of Georgetown was an internal concern that the museum will be closed, as on this day usually Guyanese dress up and go to church. Entering the courtyard of the house Harry, I realized that opasaniya were in vain, as it was written on the wall of the museum is open daily from 7.00 am to 17.00, every day. Lowering the backpack to the ground, barely reached out and pulled the rope the old bell. A few minutes after the deafening ringing the door opened a man more like a gnome than a typical Guyanese – European appearance, with excellent English, and sky blue eyes.

– Good afternoon. Come in, – he said affably. – Go up to the observation, and from there you can see the ocean, an island at the mouth of Leguan Essekeybo and East Coast Essekeybo and West Bank Demerara. When look down and I will hold you to a tour of the museum.

Walking up the spiral staircase to the last, fifth floor, and enjoy plenty of local scenery, I went down to the third floor, where there were huge boxes full of books, shelves, Danish, bottles, containers for fish, telephones, postcards, old core, old dishes, and more is the number of such items, which only can be collected only very yearning for the homeland.

Moving from room to room, showing various Harry predmenty (it’s hard to call ekspanatami by analogy with the usual items in the museum where they stand as a mummy in a glass and sadly contemplate those who came to see them) – that poplovokoobraznye demerarskie water bottles and wine, they did so that during transportation of wine is not dried up and not crumbled cork, so the grinder – like our meat grinders, which asked for a coin in the shops. to grind coffee beans, so the old bottles of Coca-Cola’s Indian pottery from the interior of Guyana – the gray and brown pots with a mixture of limestone for the Indians of western Guyana, and sculptural images of frogs and lizards, these pots are generally used as a funerary vessel for burial, that African masks, carved statues, sealed by massive rings, crescents with cylindrical handles perpendikulyrnymi to work on sugar plantations … and again the book, photo albums, massive Indian bracelets Bangui, embroidered fabric of East Indian and jewelry.

In the next room lined with books on the basic Guyana – documentaries, historical, literary, travel guides, as well as stamps, postcards, old black and white photographs of different periods, traditional ornaments people Makuch (central Guyana, the region 8, Vai Vai, Region 9, and other .) Books can not only watch but also to read, with prior permission from the owner, if you have time and desire to stay longer than just a tour of. In a separate room, with special lighting, Harry kept the old maps of Guyana and the northern coast of South America, as well as prints. The oldest map in the collection is dated 1633 year. The engravings depict Native American villages (Annai, Region 8), as well as scenes from the life of Georgetown 18-19 century.

– In those days, men are watching them, as in British Guiana was a shortage of women, so every time before you came to the ship with new people, and he came every 2-6 months, they carefully shave, dress up, and tried to attract attention to newly arrived women to get himself a wife – Gary says, pointing to flashy cufflinks, metal cases for Matchbox, glasses, monocle, watch the time. – If the attempt to become acquainted not ended unsuccessfully, the day ended in the shop where they sold rum.

While we were talking about Guyana literature, we passed by several local and accurate enough comely young men and women. – Going to the pool? – Harry asked them – good luck. But before that, I would like to ask you to be present at our traditional event. – Now, we will ask you to do what we usually ask all posetiley museum – he turned to me already. – Until there was only one accident when one of the Canadians dropped nucleus, and struck the floor, but all other vobschem cope. So what? – His voice was added solemnity – we will ask you to take and carry the cannonball ….! Guyanese stopped in front of me, I stood next to Harry, waiting for me in his arms dipped a lump of metal, and I bend under his weight to the floor, bend like a hero cartoon, dragging an anvil or something more serious. However, the core was cleverly disguised nut that has amused and delighted with Guyanese, Harry and me as strange.

On this tour ended, and then we went down to a leisurely conversation about Guyana, about how Harry kolletsiyu collected and how people came to see him. I told him that I was going to get to the Charity to catch the weekly market. – Well, good thing – Harry nodded – but if you get stuck for whatever reasons, Charity, come back, because in addition to the museum, I have a separate floor for gostnitsu, mostly located here local who travel the country, or rest, or bekpekery from Europe. There is a swimming pool, laundry and all that stuff. In any case, successfully get to Charity. I thanked Harry, and went to the main road to catch a minibus to Wigs (№ 32 – 400 Georgetown – Parikia).

To begin your journey through the western part of Guyana, Georgetown had to be out of reach to the floating bridge to cross it, and then on the West Bank Demerara, to get to wigs.

I went to the road on Sunday morning. Arriving at Stabruk market, found a minibus up to 32 wigs. There was another version – with a berth to Stabruka Fried-and-a floating bridge Hupa on the west bank of the Demerara water taxis go. As it turned out later, in Western Guyana extremely common thing. Cross the Demerara taxi about 20 minutes. Transfer by bus takes about the same time, and wigs all the way to a whole hour somewhere.

West Bank Demerara is different from the randomness of the Eastern buildings, gloom – the darker colors, sometimes it seems mixed with dirt, as well as an abundance of church architecture.

Huge in size, scope, and the blinding brightness of the Indian temples, with huge statues of Hanuman and Shiva (from 160 cm to 2 meters), the Catholic church with statues of Mary in the life-size wrought bell, the typical short, but it is very green mosque. The names of the settlements of West Demerara indicates the long-standing presence of the Dutch – Vreed en Hoop, Utvlight, Kastev, Meten-Meer-Zorg.

The last I had to make the first stop on a journey to the western part of Guyana. Meten Meer Zorg – ideal for those who are interested in the history of Guyana and the Guyana coast, as well as old artefacts – antique books, coins, glass, household objects, weapons, and anything that can be associated with the past. It is located here Guyanese History Museum, where collections of things much larger than the collection of the museum in Georgetown, both in importance and in its information.

On his return to Bartik’s wife fed us lunch Balkarrana rice, gravy dau, salt fish with hot pepper, in general a simple meal of traditional Guyana. After that we changed boats and went towards the wig, as we have agreed with Balkarranom that it will show the main attractions in this area.

Directly opposite is the island Bartik parrots (Parrot Island) place to congregate at sunset are many different species of parrots, to sleep in the morning and fly apart again. A great option to take a night in Bartik and to see a lot of parrots at a time. At some distance from the island on the right bank Essekeybo is a military base, where training in the military come from the U.S., Canada and the UK.
On the left side on a secluded island located in a luxurious mansion with white columns and tiled red roof, and the bridge crossing at the nearby small island. They say the island became a singer Eddy Grant (Guyana origin) and together with musicians from the Rolling Stones, they’re going to equip it to a recording studio.
Further, past abandoned factories balata rubber (factory in the settlement Arako found in the possession of the Americans and functioned until 1961), we went to the extreme point on our way to the island Wigs Fort Island, which remained one of the first buildings in Guyana, the Dutch erected Courthouse Court of Policy and Fort Zeeland. Both buildings were completed in 1744, when the Dutch began to move plantations closer to the coast. In those days, Fort Island was the administrative center of the Dutch colony and outpost Essekeybo West India Company in Guyana. And the fort and the court building is well preserved + in the courthouse is a museum dedicated to the first Dutch settlers in the territory of Guyana.
After sightseeing at Fort Island, Balkarran brought me on a boat in a wig, where I quickly got to Georgetown. In this part of the vacation poezdochnaya was completed.
I would like to add that despite the distance from Georgetown to the Guyana Essekeybo are most lodges and resorts. These include the island Baganara, Sheklands, Hurakabra, Saksakalli,