Kamarang Airport (KAR)

Kamarang Airport is the main air access point for the village of Kamarang and the Upper Mazaruni area of Guyana's Cuyuni-Mazaruni Region. The airport sits near the confluence of the Kamarang and Mazaruni rivers, and because there is no road connection from the coast, it provides an essential year-round link for passengers, supplies and local travel.

The airport has a single asphalt runway, designated 07/25 and approximately 1,220 metres long, and a small passenger building used for domestic regional flights and charter services. Operations are generally conducted in daylight, and scheduled flights connect Kamarang with Georgetown through Ogle, mainly using regional carriers such as Trans Guyana Airways and Air Services Limited.

Located only a short distance from the village centre, Kamarang Airport allows arriving passengers to reach local guesthouses, river docks and nearby communities quickly by pre-arranged transport. Ground options are simple and are usually organised through a host, mining operation or tour operator rather than public transport.

For visitors heading into the interior, the airport functions as a practical gateway to the surrounding mining districts, indigenous communities and expedition routes, while remaining a small, remote facility with limited passenger amenities.