Guyana Transportation Guide
Guyana Transportation Guide: Guyana’s transportation: buses, minibusses, and taxis. Limited public transport; rent a car for flexibility. Check road conditions, and drive safely.
Guyana Transportation Guide – International Airports
Guyana has two international airports:
Cheddi Jagan International Airport (GEO), located in Timehri, approximately 41 kilometers south of Georgetown, the capital of Guyana.
Eugene F. Correia International Airport (OGL), located in Ogle, East Coast Demerara, about 10 kilometers east of Georgetown.
National Airports
Guyana has several national airports, including:
Ogle Airport (OGL) – located in Ogle, East Coast Demerara, near Georgetown.
Kaieteur International Airport (KAI) – located near Kaieteur Falls, in the Potaro-Siparuni region.
Lethem Airport (LTM) – located in Lethem, Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo, near the border with Brazil.
Bartica Airstrip (GFO) – located in Bartica, Cuyuni-Mazaruni.
Mahdia Airstrip (MHA) – located in Mahdia, Potaro-Siparuni.
Annai Airport (NAI) – located in Annai, Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo.
Mabaruma Airport (USI) – located in Mabaruma, Barima-Waini.
Orealla Airstrip (OGL) – located in Orealla, East Berbice-Corentyne.
Guyana Transportation Guide – Trains
There is currently no passenger train service in Guyana. However, there are plans to construct a new railway system in the country in the future.
Guyana Transportation Guide – Buses
Buses are a common mode of transportation in Guyana, particularly in urban areas.
The main bus terminal in Georgetown, the capital city, is the Stabroek Market Bus Terminal, which serves as a hub for buses traveling to other parts of the country.
There are also smaller bus terminals in other towns and cities throughout Guyana. Additionally, minibuses and taxis are also popular modes of transportation in the country.
Links of interest
Airlines:
Caribbean Airlines: Caribbean Airlines Website
Fly Jamaica Airways: Fly Jamaica Airways Website
American Airlines: American Airlines Website
Surinam Airways: Surinam Airways Website
Copa Airlines: Copa Airlines Website
Guyana Transportation Guide – SIM Cards
When traveling to Guyana, getting a local SIM card is a convenient way to stay connected. Here are some tips:
Providers:
Popular providers include Digicel and GTT (Guyana Telephone and Telegraph Company).
Availability:
SIM cards are available at provider stores, kiosks, and airports.
Registration:
Registration with valid ID is required. Ensure your phone is unlocked for the new SIM card.
Top-Up Options:
Top-up vouchers are available for adding credit to your prepaid plan. Purchase from local stores.
Data Plans:
Choose a data plan based on your needs. Providers offer various packages for data, calls, and texts.
Internet Settings:
Update your phone’s internet settings upon inserting the new SIM card. Providers can assist if needed.
Wi-Fi:
Wi-Fi is available in urban areas. A local SIM ensures connectivity in remote locations.
Emergency Services:
Familiarize yourself with emergency numbers and services in Guyana.
By following these tips, you can easily obtain and use a local SIM card in Guyana, ensuring seamless communication during your travels.
