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Georgetown Seawall

Demerara-Mahaica · Guyana · 6.830°N, 58.160°W

Along Georgetown's sea wall on the Atlantic: steady north-east trades, chop and currents.

Rider weight75 kg

Live wind

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About this spot

The spot runs along the sea wall that protects Georgetown's below-sea-level coast. Chop with coastal currents; Let's Kite notes a small but active local kite community.

Let's Kite rates the spot intermediate, season October to May (peak January–March), with north-east trade winds most consistent in the dry seasons (February–April and September–November). The water is brown and muddy from river sediment.

3-day forecast

Speed / gusts in knots. Colour = rideability for this spot. Bottom row = recommended kite size for your weight — not recommended outside this spot's 12–22 kn range.

Conditions

Water
choppy
Depth
Not published
Seabed
mud, sand
Skill
intermediate, expert
Beginners
Not for beginners — intermediate and up
Wind range
12 kn – 22 kn

Access & parking

From Georgetown by road.

Parking: Roadside (unconfirmed).

Amenities

    Needs local verification: Compiled in October 2026 from the Let's Kite spot guide. No kite school, rental, rules or exact launch points are documented; launch positions and current strength need on-site confirmation with the small local community.

    Local hazards

    • Coastal currents
    • Open Atlantic — no rescue cover
    • Muddy, low-visibility water

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