The Blairmont Rice Mill is one of the largest rice processing facilities in Guyana and a key part of the local economy. Visitors interested in agriculture can learn about rice production and milling processes here, gaining insight into one of the country’s staple industries.

The Berbice River runs near Blairmont and offers scenic views and opportunities for boat rides and fishing. It is an important waterway for the region and provides a natural setting for relaxation and exploration.

Canje Creek is a natural waterway close to Blairmont, known for its biodiversity and peaceful environment. It is a good spot for bird watching and enjoying the local flora and fauna.

Located in the nearby town of New Amsterdam, this market is a bustling hub where visitors can experience local commerce, buy fresh produce, crafts, and sample traditional Guyanese foods.

A community park in New Amsterdam offering green space, playgrounds, and a place for social gatherings. It reflects the local lifestyle and is a pleasant spot for relaxation.

Located further along the Berbice River, Fort Nassau is a historical site dating back to the colonial era. It offers insight into the region’s history and early European settlement.

Though a bit of a distance from Blairmont, Shell Beach is a famous natural attraction in Guyana known for its extensive beaches and as a nesting site for sea turtles. It is a must-visit for nature lovers.

This center provides educational tours and information about rice cultivation and agricultural research in Guyana, highlighting the importance of rice to the local economy and culture.

Visitors can arrange tours of nearby villages to experience traditional Guyanese rural life, including local crafts, cuisine, and cultural practices.

Accessible from Blairmont with some travel, these beaches offer a more developed coastal experience with opportunities for swimming, picnicking, and water sports.