Things To Do
in Anna Regina

Explore the stunning scenery along the Essequibo River, where you can kayak through peaceful waters, taking in the lush jungles and diverse wildlife.

Visit the Anna Regina Wetlands to observe a variety of bird species in their natural habitat, ideal for both new and experienced bird watchers.

Enjoy a day of deep-sea fishing off the coast, where you can catch a variety of fish while taking in the ocean views.

Take a guided hike through the Canje Mountains for a chance to see unique flora and fauna, as well as breathtaking panoramic views.

Engage with local communities through cultural tours that showcase traditional practices, crafts, and delicious local cuisine.

A picturesque coastline offering stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean, perfect for sunset photography and capturing the beauty of nature.

An architectural gem with beautiful surroundings, ideal for capturing photos of both the church and its vibrant community.

One of the largest rivers in Guyana, providing breathtaking views, especially at dawn and dusk, making it a great spot for scenic photography.

A lively market scene full of colors and local life, perfect for candid photography and capturing the essence of local culture.

A serene lake setting that offers tranquil views and wildlife opportunities, ideal for nature photography.

Scenic spots along the waterways where you can capture the local fishing culture and beautiful landscapes.

Located near the Rupununi River, Karanambu Lodge offers access to beautiful trails in the surrounding savannah, where you can explore the unique flora and fauna of Guyana's wetlands.

This trail winds through the lush vegetation near the Karanambu Lodge, featuring a variety of ecosystems and opportunities for bird watching and wildlife observation.

While primarily known for its beach, Shell Beach also has trails that lead to viewing areas for sea turtles and diverse wildlife along the coast.

Located a few hours from Anna Regina, the Iwokrama Forest has several trails that allow for hiking through one of the world's most pristine rainforests.

A bit further away, but worth the trek, the Pakaraima Mountains offer challenging trails with stunning scenery, unique rock formations, and diverse ecosystems.

A diverse group of native tribes, including the Arawak and Carib peoples, who have historical roots in the region.

People of African ancestry, including descendants of enslaved individuals brought to Guyana during the colonial period.

Individuals descended from indentured laborers who came to British Guiana in the 19th century, primarily for sugar plantation work.

A demographic group comprised of individuals with mixed heritage, including combinations of Indigenous, African, East Indian, and European ancestry.

Primarily descendants of European settlers and colonizers who established communities in the region during colonial times.

Includes smaller communities and individuals from diverse backgrounds not categorized within the major ethnic groups.

Cricket is one of the most popular sports in Anna Regina and throughout Guyana, with many local clubs and teams participating in various competitions.

Football is widely played in Anna Regina, with numerous local teams and a strong following among the residents.

Netball is a popular sport in Anna Regina, especially among women and girls, with various leagues and tournaments held in the area.

Basketball has gained popularity in Anna Regina, with local courts available and community support for youth programs.

Track and field events are commonly practiced in schools and local organizations, with athletes participating at regional competitions.