NESTLED in Canal Number One, West Bank Demerara, Singh’s Farm Agro Tours gives persons who love the outdoors an opportunity to be a part of something extraordinary.

The tour operators, husband and wife duo Dianne Singh and Jai Singh, offer the perfect blend of relaxation, adventure and cultural enrichment to those who visit.

A visit to Singh’s Farm is a unique way to spend a weekend away particularly if you want some peace and quiet or just some time away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It is a hidden gem located just 12 miles from Georgetown.

The services provided by Singh’s Farm Agro Tours were among those highlighted at GuyExpo 2024.

This publication visited their booth on Saturday and they provided details on what they had to offer.

It was explained that at Singh’s Farm, visitors can enjoy a variety of activities designed to reconnect them with nature and Guyana’s agricultural heritage.

Visitors start their day with a traditional backdam bush cook, during which they can experience the authentic flavours of the countryside.

The guided farm tours also offer an opportunity for persons to explore lush orchards and pick their own tropical fruits, inclusive of oranges, mangoes and tangerines, straight from the trees.

As visitors wander through the farm and are serenaded by the sounds of chirping birds, they will hear about Guyana’s rich farming history.

The tour experience combines education with relaxation, making it ideal for families, couples, and solo adventurers alike.

After a day of exploration, visitors can unwind in the farm’s spacious guest house. It is equipped with modern amenities that provide a cozy and peaceful retreat, ensuring they are well-rested and ready for another day of discovery.

One of the highlights of Singh’s Farm is its commitment to providing fresh, locally grown produce.

The farm is known for its pure cane juice, extracted on-site, and a variety of tropical fruits which are harvested daily.

“Whether you’re looking for a relaxing weekend getaway or an educational adventure, Singh’s Farm Agro Tours offers something for everyone. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the best of Guyana’s natural beauty and hospitality,” Dianne told this publication.

It was Jai’s grandparents who started the farm in the 1920s with the vision of being the primary source of food for the family. The farm was known to be a supplier of raw sugarcane to the Wales Sugar Estate which was closed in the early 2000s.

Visitors can select either a four-hour tour or a full day tour. All tours are conducted by a licensed tour guide.

For inquiries and bookings contact the Singhs on telephone number 694-5349.