You'll be boarding one of the local type ferry which will first take us up the Demerara River on the right side of the bank. This will give us the opportunity to witness the changing landscape of the bank. We'll be working our way up towards the Demerara Harbour Bridge. 

Most people had the opportunity to cross over the Demerara Harbour bridge, even fly over it but not many has had the opportunity of crossing under the bridge. You would be with-in the few who has had this amazing opportunity to see the bridge from a different angle and pass under it. 

You will also see the progress for the construction of the new bridge. 

This bridge is unique because it's a floating bridge with a total length of approximately 6,562 feet (2.0 KM) and it sits on approximately 114 pontoons.

Be prepared to be amazed by literally hundreds of birds as they come into roost for the evening. This rarely know spot on the Demerara River is a roosting area for a few different species of birds such as the Scarlet Ibis (Trinidad's national bird), Western Cattle Egret, Great Egret, Snail Kite, Neotropic Cormorant and more.

Here is where we shut off the engines and anchor and have some amazing conservations as we await the sun to set. 

Choose your drink or alcohol of choice along with our lovely snacks provided as our conservation goes on, don't forget to take some lovely phots and videos as well.

We'll now head up the left side of the bank to head back to the Stabroek Wharf where our tour ends.

As we head back enjoy the lights and busy movements of the wharf as we pass. From vessels supporting the oil and gas industry to fishing boats they all give a unique view in the night.

This is where your tour ends.

Thank you for having this experience with 592 Tours.