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Fixed data plans give you a set amount of data, for example 1 GB or 5 GB, to use at full speed for the whole plan period. When it runs out, you top up or buy again. Pick this if you know roughly how much you'll use.
Unlimited plans have no total data cap for the plan period, but each day includes a high-speed allowance. Once you use that day's allowance, you carry on at a reduced speed. Reduced-speed data has a daily limit too, and if you reach it, data pauses until the allowance resets 24 hours after you activate the eSIM. Pick this for heavier or less predictable use. A fair-use policy applies.
Pay As You Go is not a plan at all. You add credit once and it comes off by the megabyte at the local rate as you use it, so you never pay for data you do not finish. Credit never expires, data pauses when the balance hits zero, and the same eSIM keeps working across every country we cover. It costs more per gigabyte than a plan, so pick this for light or hard to predict use rather than heavy days.
Outside the big hotels, cards are rarely accepted in Guyana, and only a few ATMs take international cards, Canada's travel advice says. The US dollar is widely accepted, so carry enough cash and change money only at banks, hotels or licensed cambios, never with street changers.
Plenty of trips in Guyana involve a river crossing or a boat ride. UK advice says to use registered boat services equipped with life jackets and not to travel by boat after dark, so plan river legs to finish before sunset.
Guyana has two rainy seasons, around May to July and November to January, but Canada's advice notes that flooding occurs year round, roads can become impassable and bridges get damaged. UK travel advice adds that the coast lies below sea level behind poorly maintained flood defences, so check conditions before driving out of Georgetown.
UK and Canadian advice agree on these numbers.
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