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#63 Beach

An infinite stretch of sand, bordered by the vast Atlantic on one side and coconut trees on the other, #63 Beach lies north of Corriverton  . It is an offbeat tourist destination, but ideal to unwind in if you do not like to share a serene spot with many. #63 Beach is ideal for swimming, picnicking, jet skiing or just lying in the sun. An annual Duck Curry competition brings hundreds of locals from the town and other close by places to enjoy a day of communal cooking and festivities.With swaying palms and twenty-four seven sea breezes, #63 Beach is like a teaser to the rest of the long coastline of Guyana as only a small percentage is developed.

 

Getting To And Around

Corriverton has ample connectivity with Georgetown via different modes of transportation that are easy to book.

Air

The closest airport to Corriverton is in Georgetown - Cheddi Jagan International Airport which connects the country to the rest of the world, and the Eugene F. Correia International Airport (formerly known as Ogle) which facilitates travel to Barbados, Suriname and other domestic locations such as Lethem. There are smaller airstrips located throughout the region, however you need special permission from the Guyana Civil Aviation Authority to charter a flight.

Road

This is the most popular mode for visiting Corriverton. Plenty of mini buses and taxis connect Georgetown to Corriverton. Many travellers opt to rent a vehicle to explore the landscape at their own leisurely pace. You get a chance to wend along the coastal road and stop at bustling village squares on the way. Keep in mind that you have to cross over the Berbice Bridge.

River

A few ferries ply between other coastal and riverside destinations and the Berbice region. New Amsterdam and Suriname are the major points of connections.

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