Kaieteur Falls pouring over a cliff into a misty gorge in the Guyana rainforest

Kaieteur Falls, Guyana

Proposed · Guyana · All branches

Legacy Point Oasis

A proposed wellness and community center in Guyana for U.S. military veterans of all branches.

Proposed and not yet built. We are starting with an online feedback pilot for veterans, then building.

Join the Veteran Feedback Pilot Partner with us

The vision

A calm place to breathe, in Guyana.

Legacy Point Oasis is planned for U.S. military veterans of all branches, with a special welcome for Guyanese American veterans.

An oasis of gardens, water and shade
Spend your time however you choose
Villas for stays from three days to a month or more

Read the full vision

Tropical garden with palm trees and a stream

Where things stand

Feedback first. Then building.

Nothing is built yet. The plans start with what veterans tell us they would actually use.

Now
Online feedback pilot

Veterans share which spaces they would use, how long they might stay and what accessibility needs the center should be designed for.
Next
Building

Feedback from the pilot shapes the plans before anything is built.
Later
More recreation

Planned sports for a later stage include a 20-bay golf driving range, golf simulators, tennis and badminton.

Join the Veteran Feedback Pilot

What we're hearing

In veterans' own words

Your feedback is shaping Legacy Point Oasis. As pilot responses come in, we'll share highlights here.

Coming soon

We only share comments from veterans who give permission on the pilot form, and every comment is reviewed before it's posted.

The wellness experience

Planned spaces to rest, move and reset

Every space is planned to be accessible throughout. Photos show the kind of space planned, not the actual center.

Indoor gym

A planned indoor gym for keeping up your training, or easing back into it, at your own pace.

Sauna, steam room and cold plunge

Planned heat, steam and cold water, side by side, for veterans who want to unwind or recover after a workout.

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

Open-air meditation pavilion

A planned open-air pavilion in the shade, with voluntary Raj Yoga meditation sessions open to people of any belief.

Friends playing a board game around a table

Recreation lounge

A planned lounge for sitting, talking, playing a game and spending time with other veterans.

Workshop and movement studio

A planned studio for workshops and gentle movement classes.

Gardens

Planned gardens with water and shade, for slow walks and quiet time outside.

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.

Explore the wellness experience

Recreation and Guyana

Stay on site, or go explore Guyana.

On-site activities are planned to include gardening, cooking classes, games and creative workshops. Optional outings would run with licensed Guyanese tour operators.

Georgetown
The gardens
River cruises
Farm visits
Kaieteur Falls

See recreation and outings

Aerial view of the Parika waterfront dock on the Essequibo River, Guyana

Explore Guyana

Tourism Guyana on Instagram @tourismguyana Guyana Tourism Authority guyanatourism.com

External links, shared so you can see things to do in Guyana. LPO is not affiliated with these organizations.

From our founder

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

Why Legacy Point Oasis

St. George’s Cathedral in Georgetown, Guyana

A special welcome

For Guyanese American veterans

Legacy Point Oasis was started by a Guyanese American U.S. Navy veteran who wanted a place in Guyana that understands life after military service.

Guyanese American veterans

Get involved

Two ways to help build it

For veterans

Veteran Feedback Pilot

Tell us which spaces you would use, how long you might stay and what accessibility needs we should design for.

Takes a few minutes
Feedback only, not a booking
No medical information, ever

Join the Veteran Feedback Pilot

For partners

Partner inquiry

For Guyanese and international partners: tour operators, wellness and hospitality businesses, healthcare providers, design and accessibility specialists and funders.

Introduce your organization
Tell us how you would like to help
We will follow up by email

Send a partner inquiry

Questions

Good to know

Is Legacy Point Oasis open?

No. Legacy Point Oasis is a proposed center and nothing has been built yet. The first step is an online feedback pilot for veterans.

Can I book a stay?

Not yet. This website is for information and sign-ups only. It does not take bookings or payments.

Who is it for?

U.S. military veterans of all branches, with a special welcome for Guyanese American veterans.

Is LPO a medical facility?

No. A planned care desk would help veterans find licensed providers in Guyana, arrange transport and understand VA paperwork, but LPO itself is not a medical facility.

Is LPO part of the VA?

No. LPO is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

Do I have to join the meditation sessions?

No. The planned Raj Yoga sessions in the meditation pavilion are voluntary and open to people of any belief. Veterans spend their time however they choose.