Situated
on 167.5 acres of leased land from the Government of Guyana, the Resort
offers a variety of sports such as volleyball, cricket, swimming,
miniature golf, boating, table tennis and shuffleboard.
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parties, sports filled week-ends with boating trips and a wide variety
of indoor and outdoor games are very popular activities at the Resort.
Hiking trips and nature walks attract tourists and nature lovers.
If you are looking for a more adventurous and natural setting, this
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On
entering the Resort, two cabins are immediately visible, and just
beyond them
is the main building nestling in a clearing below the high-rise
cabins. The two-storied main building can be accessed from one of
its two decks at the top of the slope or below, behind the house.
The lawns around the main building are well kept and serve partly
as a miniature golf course. There is also a swing over-looking the
creek.
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The
winding creek has a white sand beach seven hundred feet long. As you
walk from the clubhouse towards the beach you discover some of the
cabins cleverly nestled in the trees, so that they are slightly secluded
from one another and from the main path. Alongside the creek, appropriate
furniture allows for sunbathing, picnicking and conversation.
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At
the end of the beach, which widens significantly into an open area,
a beach house, beach furniture, volleyball, and a large swimming area
make this area the most popular when there are any outings at the
resort.
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Tower can be a place to enjoy nature or a place to get away for some
fun in the sun, whether engaging in sports or just relaxing in the
beach. |
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