Dadanawa Airport is a small, unpaved airstrip located near the Dadanawa Ranch in the South Rupununi region of Guyana. It serves as a vital link for the remote cattle-ranching community and surrounding indigenous villages, which have no practical road access to major population centers. The airstrip supports light aircraft operations, primarily used for cargo, medical evacuations, and occasional charter flights. It plays an important role in connecting the isolated Rupununi savannah region to Georgetown and other parts of Guyana. Dadanawa Ranch, one of the largest cattle ranches in South America, historically relied on this airstrip for supplies and communications, and the facility remains essential for the region's sparse population.