Annai Airport (NAI)

Annai Airport (NAI) is a remote regional facility serving the indigenous community of Annai in the Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo region of central Guyana. The terminal is a simple and functional structure that primarily handles domestic flights operated by Trans Guyana Airways, connecting this scenic savannah region with the capital, Georgetown, and the border town of Lethem. it is a critical gateway for tourists visiting the North Rupununi savannahs and for the local community's connectivity. Inside the terminal, facilities are basic, featuring a small waiting area and a check-in counter. There are no substantial retail or dining options on-site, so travelers should ensure they have necessary items and water before arriving at the airport. The facility plays a vital role in the regional economy, supporting the local eco-tourism industry, including the nearby Iwokrama Rainforest and various community-based lodges, and providing access for essential services. Ground transportation from the airport to the community of Annai and nearby lodges is typically managed via local transport or pre-arranged pickup from local community organizations. The airport's location in the vast North Rupununi savannahs offers travelers spectacular views of the grasslands and the Pakaraima Mountains during arrival and departure. It remains a critical infrastructure point for the connectivity and resilience of the Annai community, ensuring that this remote and naturally significant part of Guyana's interior remains accessible for both industrial and social needs.