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For travelers considering a journey to the breathtaking landscapes of Guyana and Suriname, it's important to note that entry requirements vary depending on nationality. While citizens of certain countries may obtain visas upon arrival, others are required to apply for visas in advance. To ensure a seamless travel experience, we recommend checking the links below for a comprehensive list of countries that require visas for entry into Guyana or Suriname. If you hold a passport from one of these countries, we advise applying for your visa prior to arrival to avoid any potential complications. Your adventure begins with proper preparation, so take the necessary steps to embark on your Wild Adventure with confidence.

Guyana - https://www.embassyofguyana.be/countries-whose-nationals-do-not-require-visas-to-enter-guyana.php

Suriname - https://netherlands.consulate.gov.sr/consular-affairs/visa-information/list-of-countries-exempted-from-visa-for-suriname/

Traveling between the captivating destinations of Guyana and Suriname couldn't be easier, with convenient daily scheduled flights departing from Ogle International Airport in Georgetown to Zorg-eh-Hoop Airport in Paramaribo. For those seeking a more immersive experience, scheduled buses and taxis offer overland journeys that allow you to soak in the diverse landscapes and vibrant cultures along the way. At Wild Adventures, we're here to assist you in organizing either of these transportation options, ensuring that your journey between these enchanting countries is seamless and stress-free. Let us take care of the details so you can focus on enjoying the adventure of a lifetime.

In Guyana, the official currency is the Guyanese dollar (GYD). However, US dollars (USD) are widely accepted and commonly used for transactions, especially in major businesses, restaurants, hotels, and supermarkets. Most major credit cards are also accepted, including Visa and Mastercard. Additionally, selected banks allow the use of credit cards to withdraw local currency.

In Suriname, the official currency is the Surinamese dollar (SRD). Similar to Guyana, US dollars (USD) are widely accepted and often used for transactions in major establishments. Most major credit cards, such as Visa and Mastercard, are also accepted in many businesses, hotels, and restaurants. Furthermore, some banks in Suriname allow credit cards to be used for withdrawing local currency.

For travel between Guyana and Suriname travelers will need to have a Yellow Fever vaccine. We advise you to take this vaccine before you travel and bring along your vaccination card or proof of vaccine from a medical facility. 

In Guyana and Suriname, a variety of transportation options are utilized to navigate the diverse landscapes and remote regions. Typically, travelers rely on 4x4 vehicles to traverse rugged terrain, providing access to areas that are otherwise inaccessible by conventional vehicles. Additionally, small airplanes play a crucial role in connecting remote communities and accessing remote destinations, offering scenic flights over the lush rainforests and winding rivers. For journeys along the waterways, boats are commonly used, offering an immersive experience as you cruise through pristine rivers and explore hidden gems along the coastlines. Whether by land, air, or water, each mode of transportation offers a unique perspective and adds to the adventure of exploring Guyana and Suriname.