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A
well-kept beach resort on a private
island in mighty Essequibo river. A
large expanse of lawn surrounds the
one-storey buildings, and a long, golden
sandy beach is washed by the amber-colored
water. On the opposite
bank of the river, you’ll find the
small town of Bartica, which is a gold
diggers’ center. They search for the
precious metal and for diamonds in the
wild tributary streams.
Facilities:
restaurant,
bar, canoes, volleyball; fee charged for
flights to the Kaieteur Falls, boat
trips, water ski, landing strip for
private airplanes.
Location:
lower course of the Essequibo, around
2½ hours by car & boat from
Georgetown, 3 hours from the
international airport, 8 minute boat
ride to the gold rush town of Bartica.
 Superior
rooms: nicely furnished with a
double and a single bed, shower/toilet,
air-conditioning, view of the river.
Included
meals:
breakfast, lunch, dinner, local
non-alcoholic drinks.
2
night package includes:
transfer
to/from the international airport or
Georgetown across the world’s longest
pontoon bridge to Shiraz on Essequibo
river; boat trip on the river to the
resort and back, overnight in Superior Room.
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