Jubilee Road, Timehri ☎ 225-8915
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This is a water-filled amusement park, ideally for day trips for the family. It features an Olympic sized swimming pool, 400-foot waterslide, "kiddie" pool, canoe boats, pedal boats, sandy beach and creek, and nature walks.
Bartica Beach is famous for the town's annual Regatta on Easter Day as the beach and stand is packed with spectators for the many boat races. In addition to the boat race, this beach attract tourist all year round.
The National Park, formerly occupied by the Demerara Golf Club since 1923, was renamed the Queen Elizabeth II National Park in 1965 in honour of the Queen's visit to Guyana. On Guyana's attainment
Parrot Island is on the mighty Essequibo River over looking Bartica, from where you can charter a boat to view tens of thousands of parrots returning home at sunset. This small island is preserved and protected by the authorities against poaching; there is no landing to enter the island. However, visitors can observe from a boat—engine off—that drifts along the side.
Number 63 Beach is in the vicinity of Corriverton (mouth of the Corentyne River) and is the most popular beach in Berbice; some will claim it’s the most popular in the country. On Sundays, the beach is crowded as locals gather turning it into a parking lot and set up tents with cooler of beers, food, and beach-cricket gears to pass the day leisurely.
Kaieteur National Park is in the Guiana Highlands (Shield), which includes a large mountain plateau and rainforest system that is part of a vast watershed between the Amazon and
The Zoological Park exhibits a variety of the flora and fauna of Guyana. The first attempt to establish a Zoo dates back to 1880, but the members of the Royal Agricultural Society were opposed to the idea.
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Jubilee Road, Timehri
Bartica Beach is famous for the town's annual Regatta on Easter Day as the beach and stand is packed with spectators for the many boat races. In addition to the boat race, this beach attract tourist all year round.
The National Park, formerly occupied by the Demerara Golf Club since 1923, was renamed the Queen Elizabeth II National Park in 1965 in honour of the Queen's visit to Guyana. On Guyana's attainment
Number 63 Beach is in the vicinity of Corriverton (mouth of the Corentyne River) and is the most popular beach in Berbice; some will claim it’s the most popular in the country. On Sundays, the beach is crowded as locals gather turning it into a parking lot and set up tents with cooler of beers, food, and beach-cricket gears to pass the day leisurely. 
The Promenade Garden, was established in August 1851, after the Town Council made a decision to create a public promenade for relaxation.
