Airplane over Guyana

Getting Here

Direct connections link Georgetown with New York, Miami, Toronto, Panama and the Caribbean — and domestic carriers reach the interior, including the airstrip at Kaieteur itself.

Cheddi Jagan International (GEO)

Guyana's main gateway at Timehri, 40 km south of Georgetown. Direct flights connect GEO with New York (JFK), Miami, Toronto, Panama City, Port of Spain, Barbados and Paramaribo — with one-stop connections from Europe via London and Amsterdam, from Latin America via Copa's Panama hub, and from the wider Caribbean via Trinidad. Taxis and hotel shuttles make the 1–1.5 hour drive into the capital.

Eugene F. Correia International (OGL)

At Ogle on Georgetown's Atlantic seawall, just minutes from the city's hotels, OGL is the doorway to Guyana's interior. Trans Guyana Airways and charter operators fly daily hops to Kaieteur Falls, Lethem and the Rupununi, Iwokrama, and dozens of rainforest airstrips — most under an hour in the air — alongside regional services to Suriname and the Caribbean. Arrive early, fly light, and enjoy some of the most spectacular low-altitude views in South America.

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Untamed rainforest, the world's tallest single-drop waterfall, wildlife found nowhere else on Earth, and a culture that welcomes you like family — Guyana is South America's last great undiscovered destination.