evidence: The country has a number of forests, mountains, jungles, and animal species in natural reserves such as the Kanuku Mountains and the Iwokrama Forest. Like its neighboring country, Suriname, it is a territory characterized by its rivers since it has almost an uncountable number of them. Among them is the Essequibo River, on the border with Venezuela, as well as the Courantyne River, on the border with Suriname, a river that has 70 km of navigable waters, connecting both Guyana and Suriname with maritime transportation. [...] Another attractive destination is Suriname, a country that also borders Guyana. If you travel from Georgetown to Paramaribo (capital of Suriname), you will have to board different types of transportation along the way. You will have to take a minivan from Georgetown to the ferry station that crosses the Courantyne River from Moisen Creek and takes you to the new ferry terminal on the Suriname side. From there you can take a shuttle to Paramaribo, about 3.5 hours away.