Transfer from Cheddi Airport to Port Mourant

Your journey begins at Cheddi Jagan Airport (Timehri) and follows East Bank Demerara Road eastward toward New Amsterdam, crossing the iconic Berbice Bridge—a 1,570-metre floating pontoon connecting the east and west banks of the Berbice River. From there, Corentyne Highway takes you north through East Berbice-Corentyne, passing agricultural landscapes of rice and sugar plantations characteristic of this region, before arriving in Port Mourant town centre.

Your driver will meet you at the arrivals baggage-hall exit of your landing terminal, holding a name sign, and will have monitored your flight for any delays or terminal changes at no extra cost. The journey typically takes 3 hours 40 minutes; traffic is heaviest around New Amsterdam during mid-morning and late afternoon. Allow extra time during peak season (December–January) when road congestion increases. The Berbice Bridge, while a dramatic landmark, does not add unexpected time—it is a smooth-flowing crossing.

Unlike shared minibuses—which combine Georgetown-to-New-Amsterdam and New-Amsterdam-to-Port-Mourant legs into a fragmented 5–6 hour ordeal with multiple stops and unpredictable departures—a private transfer offers direct, non-stop service with a dedicated vehicle. Minibus fares total $5.50–8 USD but require coordination between two separate services, waiting at terminals, and handling luggage through crowded public spaces. Your pre-booked transfer eliminates all friction and arrives you refreshed, on schedule, and with your luggage secure.