Afobaka Resort
Brokopondo
Tel: +597 868-5636 Visit →
Akira Overwater Resort
Nickerie
Tel: 410-700 Visit →
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ATV & 4x4 Interior Tours
Explore jungle trails, gold mining areas and remote villages by ATV or 4x4.
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Bird Watching
Suriname is a birder's paradise. Spot 700+ species including scarlet macaws and harpy eagles.
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Clevia Park
Paramaribo
Tel: +597 556-550 Visit →
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Colonial Plantation Tours
Cycle or boat through the Commewijne River district, visiting historic coffee and cacao plantations.
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Folo Nature Tours
Paramaribo
Tel: 885-8495 Visit →
Free City Walk Paramaribo
Paramaribo
Tel: 456-000 Visit →
Huub Explorer Tours
Paramaribo
Tel: +597 826-4189 Visit →
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Indigenous Village Tours
Visit Trio and Wayana indigenous communities in the deep interior, preserving ancient traditions.
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Jack Tours & Travel Service
Paramaribo
Tel: +597 411755 Visit →
Jenny Tours
Paramaribo
Tel: +597 885 8495 Visit →Jungle Stargazing
Zero light pollution deep in the interior delivers some of the world's most incredible night skies.
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Jungle Trekking
Multi-day guided expeditions through primary rainforest with expert Amerindian guides.
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Kayaking & Paddling
Paddle through mangroves, jungle rivers and lake areas on guided or self-guided kayak tours.
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Knini Paati
Sipaliwini
Tel: +597 885-9355 Visit →
Kodouffi Tapawatra Resort
Sipaliwini
Tel: +597 862-7899 Visit →
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Maroon Art & Craft
Watch master craftsmen carve intricate Maroon woodwork and weave traditional textile art.
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Maroon Village Tours
Experience the living culture of the Saramacca and Matawai Maroon peoples: music, craft and history.
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Messias Tours
Paramaribo
Tel: 885-8495 Visit →
Mondowa Tours
Paramaribo
Tel: +5978536423 Visit →
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Natural Swimming
Take a dip in crystal-clear jungle rivers and natural rock pools at Colakreek and Brownsberg.
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Paramaribo
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Okido Tours & Travel
Paramaribo
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Outdoor Living
Paramaribo
Tel: +597520779 Visit →
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Paramaribo City Walk
Explore the UNESCO-listed historic inner city on foot. The only wooden colonial city in the Americas.
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Pineapple Tours
Paramaribo
Tel: +597 891-3305 Visit →
Recreatie Oord Carolina Kreek
Para
Tel: +597 853-2977 Visit →
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River Canoe Tours
Glide through the Amazon basin on traditional dugout canoes, spotting caimans and river dolphins.
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River Dolphin Watching
Spot the rare freshwater boto dolphins on a boat tour along the scenic Commewijne River.
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Royal Tours Suriname Guyana
Paramaribo
Tel: +597 897 9400 Visit →
Sendang Redjo
Paramaribo
Tel: +5978592337 Visit →
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Sport Fishing
Fish for piranha, arapaima and peacock bass in jungle rivers and reservoirs.
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Suran Adventures Tours & Travel
Paramaribo
Tel: +5978403943 Visit →
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Surinamese Cooking Class
Learn to cook traditional Creole, Hindustani and Javanese dishes with a local Paramaribo family.
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Tio Boto Eco Resort
Sipaliwini
Tel: +597 875-8790 Visit →
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Turtle Watching
Witness giant leatherback sea turtles nesting on Suriname's Atlantic coast at Galibi or Wia Wia.
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Unlimited Suriname Tours
Paramaribo
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Paramaribo
Tel: +597 766-4837 Visit →Common questions
What are the top things to do in Suriname?▾
Popular options include a jungle or river trip into the interior, birdwatching, visiting Maroon and Indigenous villages, watching leatherback turtles nest at Galibi, and a walking tour of the historic inner city of Paramaribo.
When can you see sea turtles in Suriname?▾
Leatherback and green turtles nest on the beaches at Galibi roughly from February to August, with the main season around March to July. Tours run by boat from Albina.
Do I need a guide to visit the interior?▾
For most interior trips, yes. Travel into the rainforest is arranged through tour operators who handle permits, transport, guides and accommodation. Independent travel into the deep interior is difficult and not advised.
How many days do you need to see Suriname?▾
A week lets you combine Paramaribo with one interior trip, such as a few days at a jungle lodge or a visit to Galibi. Ten days or more allows a longer expedition or a trip to the Brownsberg and Brokopondo area.
Is Suriname good for birdwatching?▾
Very. The country has more than 700 recorded bird species. Peperpot Nature Park near Paramaribo is an easy place to start, and the interior reserves are home to macaws, toucans and the cock of the rock.