Taxi to the Demerara River
Fixed-fare rides to Demerara River access — Stabroek stelling, Harbour Bridge, river tours.
Why riders pick GuyWay.
All-electric fleet
Clean, quiet rides in GuyWay's Tesla-led EV fleet — no fumes at the curb.
Fixed, upfront fares
See the price before you tap confirm. No surge, no haggling, ever.
Vetted drivers
Every driver screened in person in Georgetown. Safety training. Background-checked.
A human in Guyana
Local support, real phone line. WhatsApp a human when anything goes sideways.
The Demerara River is Georgetown's western boundary — the wide, brown-water estuary crossed by the Demerara Harbour Bridge and dotted with working stellings, ferry points, and occasional river-tour jetties. The main visitor-adjacent access is the Stabroek stelling by Stabroek Market, plus a few tour operators running day trips up the river.
GuyWay covers rides to all river-access points. Stabroek stelling is 2–3 minutes from most downtown hotels. The Demerara Harbour Bridge itself (Peter's Hall) is 15–20 minutes via the East Bank Highway; rides across the bridge continue onto the West Bank. Fixed fares regardless of tide or bridge-opening schedule.
Ready when you are.
Join the waitlist and get priority access at launch in Georgetown, August 2026.
Frequently asked
Is the Demerara Harbour Bridge open to taxis?
Yes — GuyWay uses the bridge for East Bank and West Bank routes. The bridge opens periodically for river traffic; closures are usually 30–45 minutes, and the app shows live schedule.
Pickup at the Stabroek stelling?
Yes — drop pin at the stelling entrance (west side of Stabroek Market on Water Street). Drivers know the legal curb access.
River tours — does GuyWay handle the onward leg?
We cover the taxi to/from the tour jetty. The tour itself is separate; typical tours are run from private operators near the stelling.