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Wed 14 October
Wednesday 14 October · 27° Paramaribo · sunset 18:26

Some countries you visit.
Ours, you belong to.

Ninety-three percent rainforest. A dozen cultures around one table. A welcome so warm you’ll forget you ever knocked. Come in, we saved you a seat.

Kept by people who live here · updated 19:46

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Sunset over the Commewijne
Fa waka · how’s it going
Before you go · while you’re here

Today in Suriname.

updated 19:46
What’s on

Coming up in Suriname.

This weekend · 12All events & holidays →
Sat 17 October · In 3 days
BON VIBES
Rolines De Waag, Paramaribo
Wed 14 October · Today
Sadie's Choice
Bistro Don Julio, Paramaribo
Sun 11 October · Happening now
"Mijn dorp, mijn grond" kleurwedstrijd
Clevia Park, Paramaribo
Thu 15 October · Tomorrow
All You Can Eat Baby Back Ribs
Hard Rock Cafe Suriname, Paramaribo
Find your Suriname

Which one calls you home?

Four ways in. Take one this trip, and let the rest pull you back. Every door opens onto a different Suriname.

Aerial view of rivers winding through the untouched rainforest interior
01
30 places
The Wild Interior
Reserves, waterfalls, and lodges deep in the green.
 Colorful wooden boats at a river landing on the Upper Suriname River
02
96 experiences
On the Water
Dugout canoes, turtle beaches, mornings on the river.
 A mosque and a synagogue standing side by side on Keizerstraat, Paramaribo
03
15 places
Culture & Heritage
Forts, temples, museums and the wooden city.
 Fresh produce stalls inside the covered market of Paramaribo
04
970 businesses
Shopping & Services
Markets, malls, salons and the people who fix things.
A mosque and a synagogue standing side by side on Keizerstraat, Paramaribo
Fa waka?· how are you
One people, many worlds

Pull up a chair. There’s always room.

On Keizerstraat, one of the Caribbean’s largest mosques has stood shoulder to shoulder with one of the oldest synagogues in the Americas for nearly a century. Fence to fence, neighbours to the bone.

Indigenous, Maroon, Creole, Hindustani, Javanese, Chinese and Dutch: seven worlds that share the same streets, the same holidays, and the same dinner table. Here, “stranger” is just a friend who hasn’t eaten yet.

Taste the mix See the heritage
93%
rainforest still standing, more than any country on Earth.
7+
cultures sharing one table, one street, one set of holidays.
27°
right now in Paramaribo, and about that every day of the year. Bring less than you think.
Eat & stay like a local

Where we’d send our own family.

Inside the covered central market in Paramaribo
Where to eat · 190 spots

Five kitchens, one table.

Creole, Hindustani, Javanese, Chinese and Maroon. You taste the whole country before you’ve finished your plate.

De GadriBaka FotoZus & ZoView all 190 →
Riverside Paramaribo at golden hour
Where to stay · 121 spots

From riverside rooms to canoe-only lodges.

A suite on the Suriname River, or a hammock you reach only by boat. Out here, both of them count as home.

Royal ToraricaEco lodgesView all 121 →
From Paramaribo · site updated 19:46 SRT

Come back tomorrow. The sunset’s still free.

Rates move, flights land, festivals come around. Bookmark us, or just drop by again whenever you’re missing the warm. We’ll keep a seat for you.

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With love, from all of us here in Suriname