Where to go when - our guide to Guyana
December - February
This is the wet season in the north of the country and it is hot and humid. Everywhere else it is hot and humid but slightly drier. Travelling by boat during these months can be an easier and magical way to visit the interior.
29°C Average max daytime temperature
23°C Average min nighttime temperature
21 days per season rainfall
High humidity
March - April
Hot and humid but generally drier, this is a great time for wildlife viewing and exploring the country’s interior as attractions are more easily accessible.
30°C Average max daytime temperature
23°C Average min nighttime temperature
16 days per season rainfall
High humidity
May - June
The second wet season in the north of the country meaning it is hot, humid and overcast. Elsewhere it is drier but still hot and relatively humid.
30°C Average max daytime temperature
23°C Average min nighttime temperature
25 days per season rainfall
High humidity
July - November
Hot, humid but drier across the country. From September to November is another good time for wildlife spotting as roads and lodges are more accessible.
31°C Average max daytime temperature
23°C Average min nighttime temperature
18 days per season rainfall
High humidity
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