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Top 3 water & beach things to do in Georgetown

Boats, beaches, and the parts of Georgetown you only see from the water. Ferry rides, sunset cruises, snorkel runs, and the occasional sailing day for travellers who measure good cities by their coastline.

  1. Demerara Sunset Cruise, Georgetown1

    1. Demerara Sunset Cruise

    4.9· 36 reviews· 1.5 hours

    Venture forth under the illustrious Demerara Bridge to witness the enchanting tapestry of avian and wildlife. Feast your eyes upon the ancient sugar factory and wheat flour mill, bask in the radiance of the historical lighthouse, and marvel at the remnants of shipwrecks. View the Stabroek Market and Clocktower, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the horizon. Indulge in the wonders of Guyana's sole artificial isle and embrace the myriad of other sights that await you on this magnificent journey.

  2. 5 Island and Town Hopping Tour with Lunch, Georgetown2

    2. 5 Island and Town Hopping Tour with Lunch

    4.8· 199 reviews· 12 hours

    Experience the true wonders of nature and history with this bestselling one day rustic tour that will take you over to five different islands and towns on the Essequibo and Mazaruni Rivers with one of our local boats. Choose between having lunch at Nature Resort at Sloth Island OR Modern Resort at Aruwai Resort. Guaranteed to leave you with a day's worth of unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime. A tour fit for the entire family. Experience the country like a local.

  3. All inclusive Essequibo River Tour, Georgetown3

    3. All inclusive Essequibo River Tour

    4.0· 6 reviews· 12 hours

    This all-inclusive tour offers a rare opportunity to explore the Essequibo River’s natural beauty and historical landmarks in a single day. Unlike standard river cruises, this experience includes curated stops at culturally important sites like Fort Zeelandia and Fort Kyk-Over-Al, as well as time to relax and swim at Baracara Falls. Travellers benefit from seamless logistics, including round-trip transport by road and river, a fresh local lunch (at Sloth Island or Aruwai), and a knowledgeable guide who shares insights on the river’s Dutch colonial history, diverse ecosystems, and regional communities. This tour is ideal for curious travellers, families, and groups looking to combine nature, history and leisure. With small group sizes and a fixed itinerary, you’ll have time to ask questions, take photos and connect with the landscape at a comfortable pace.

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