A Place in Guyana for Guyanese American Veterans

Legacy Point Oasis welcomes U.S. veterans of every branch, with a special welcome for Guyanese American veterans.

A special welcome

Coming home to Guyana

The founder is a Guyanese American U.S. Navy veteran who thought about what it would mean to come home to Guyana and find a place that understands life after military service.

Legacy Point Oasis is that idea: a calm, welcoming place in Guyana where veterans can take care of themselves, enjoy what the country has to offer and feel at home while they are there.

Sugar apples growing on a tree in Bartica, Guyana

What is planned

What a stay could include

Tropical villa with a pool and palm trees

Villa stays

Stays from three days to a month or more.

Open-air pavilion with people stretching on mats, surrounded by tropical trees

Wellness

Gym, sauna, steam room, cold plunge, meditation pavilion and gardens.

Wellness experience

Time in Guyana

Optional outings with licensed Guyanese tour operators.

Recreation and outings

The care desk

A planned care desk would help veterans find licensed providers in Guyana, arrange transport and understand VA paperwork. LPO itself is not a medical facility, and it is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

I'm a Guyanese American U.S. Navy veteran. I've thought about what it would mean to come home to Guyana and find a place that understands life after military service. During a difficult visit, I found a calm, welcoming place where I could simply breathe, and I left feeling better. I'm building Legacy Point Oasis so other veterans can find that same calm, take care of themselves, enjoy what Guyana has to offer and feel at home while they're here.

— Founder, U.S. Navy veteran

Help shape it from the start

Join the online Veteran Feedback Pilot. Tell us which spaces you would use and how long you might stay. It is feedback only, not a booking.

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