Ottawa to Santiago
Nov 26 – Dec 2, 20266 nights
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| Departs | Returns | Airline | Price | Checked | Booking link |
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| Nov 26, 2026 | Dec 2, 2026 | United, COPA | $875 | View flights | |
| Jan 21, 2027 | Jan 27, 2027 | $754 Lowest | View flights |
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Nov 26 – Dec 2, 20266 nights
This is a business class deal to Georgetown, Guyana from Ottawa on United for Jan 21, 2027 – Jan 27, 2027.
Priced at $754 round trip. The route covers 5,758 miles round trip.
Georgetown, Guyana’s breezy capital on the Atlantic coast, is a compelling stop for travelers drawn to a city with a distinctive blend of Caribbean ease, South American geography, and deep colonial history. Its wooden architecture, tree-lined streets, and slow-paced waterfront give it a character unlike anywhere else in the region. The best time to visit is generally during the drier stretches, from late August to November and again from February to April, when sightseeing is easier and the city’s outdoor markets, gardens, and riverfront areas are especially enjoyable.
Highlights include the striking St. George’s Cathedral, one of the world’s tallest wooden churches, the National Museum and National Gallery for a sense of Guyana’s history and arts, and the lively Stabroek Market, a classic place to experience the city’s everyday rhythm. The seawall and nearby Botanic Gardens offer a glimpse of local life, while neighborhoods such as Kitty and Kingston provide a mix of heritage buildings, embassies, and waterfront promenades. Georgetown is also a rewarding place to eat, with a food culture shaped by Afro-Guyanese, Indo-Guyanese, Indigenous, and Creole influences: expect curries, pepperpot, roti, cassava-based dishes, fresh seafood, tropical fruit, and street snacks that reflect the city’s multicultural identity.