We had another 4 nights in Georgetown after Kaieteur. We would have loved to continue through the interior of Guyana, to the Rupununi Savannah or Iwokrama Rainforest, anywhere really except Georgetown. Alas there was no way we could afford it in the absence of a major lottery win. We did very little each of the 3 full days we had. There is little to do, and its too fricken hot anyway! We were back in the land of sweat, poo smells, stagnant filthy canals and stre...

We had chosen to stay at the cheapest guesthouse we could find in Georgetown, but it was actually really nice inside and reasonably close to everything. Outside of the guesthouse wasn't as nice. The city of Georgetown is tired and dirty. As it actually sits below sea level, Dutch built canals run though it, though the water in them is stagnant and full of garbage, though amazingly fish survive in them. The streets are tarred, though finding a street with a foot...