Day 1

Upon your arrival in Suriname Airport our driver will wait you with your name board and transfer you to the hotel. 

The driving time from airport to hotel varies between 45 min to 1 hour depending on traffic. 

You will be dropped off at your hotel for check in. Your guide will meet you the next morning in the lobby of the hotel to start your tour. 

Day 2

Discover the enchanting capital of Suriname, Paramaribo, on a city highlights tour. Walk through the UNESCO-listed historic inner city, brimming with elegant Dutch colonial wooden buildings. Marvel at iconic landmarks like Independence Square, located near the presidential palace. Explore the bustling Waterkant waterfront, palm garden, and Fort Zeelandia. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the Central Market, where you can indulge in local fresh fruits and vegetables. Experience the perfect blend of history and vibrant culture that defines Paramaribo.

Following the historical tour, our journey continues to Peperpot Nature Park, a former coffee plantation now transformed into a captivating nature sanctuary. Spanning over 1,000 hectares, this serene oasis showcases lush rainforests, diverse wildlife, and colonial remnants. Traverse scenic trails, spot tropical birds and playful monkeys, and admire the historic plantation house. Immerse yourself in the wonders of nature while learning about Suriname's rich heritage. Peperpot Nature Park provides an unforgettable escape for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

Concluding our day's tour, we embark on a river excursion along the Suriname River, aboard a traditional tent boat, to witness the mesmerizing Pink belly dolphins in their natural habitat. Glide over the tranquil waters as these playful dolphins captivate your senses. Our driver will be waiting for you at Leonsberg pier, from where you will be transported back to your hotel, concluding an exceptional day of exploration and discovery. Yu will overnight in the same hotel of last night. Today breakfast is induced. 

Day 3 & 4

Discover the vibrant Maroon culture along the Upper Suriname River in Suriname.

Immerse yourself in the rich traditions and heritage of the Maroon communities nestled in this picturesque region. A ice of African culture comes alive within you when going along the river to your lodge along the river for the overnight on one of the many islands. 

Experience the warm hospitality of the Maroon people as you explore their villages and engage with the locals. Learn about their unique customs, folklore, and traditional way of life that has been preserved for generations.

Take part in captivating cultural activities, such as traditional dance and music performances that showcase the rhythm and spirit of the Maroon culture. Indulge in authentic local cuisine, prepared with age-old recipes using fresh ingredients from the surrounding forests and rivers.

Venture into the pristine natural surroundings of the Upper Suriname River, where you can witness breathtaking rapids, lush rainforests, and diverse wildlife. Have a natural massage in one of the rapids of the river. Embark on adventurous canoe trips, hike through the verdant trails, or simply relax and soak in the serene beauty of the surroundings in the river. 

When story telling at night, you will passed down through generations, as knowledgeable local guides share the fascinating history of the Maroon people and their struggles for freedom and independence. Gain a deeper understanding of their resilience and their significant contributions to Suriname's cultural tapestry. The nights will be spend in comfortable lodges along the river banks and all meals are included. On day 3 you will overnight in comfortable lodges with own bath and toilet facilities. On day 4 your sam hotel in Paramaribo. During the stay at the lodge you have 2x Lunch 2x breakfast and 1 diner. 

Day 5 & 6

Bigi Pan is a breathtaking natural treasure located in Suriname, renowned for its vast wetlands and abundant wildlife.

This massive freshwater swamp covering an impressive area of approximately 130,000 hectares. It is situated in the western part of Suriname, near the Atlantic Ocean. Driving alone the coastline and country side we reach the Nickerie river after 3 hours drive and take a canoe to the wetlands. The name "Bigi Pan" translates to "big lake" in Sranan Tongo, the local language.

This expansive wetland is a haven for diverse plant and animal species, making it a paradise for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers. The area is home to over 120 species of birds, including the famous Scarlet Ibes, flamingos, herons, kingfishers, and countless migratory species that visit this mangrove wetland throughout the year.

The stunning beauty of Bigi Pan lies in its tranquil waters and vast stretches of untouched mangrove forests. The interconnected network of channels, creeks, and islands creates a unique ecosystem that supports a wide range of wildlife. Visitors can explore this remarkable landscape by boat or canoe, immersing themselves in the serenity and natural wonders that surround them.

Your days will be filled by watching the birds in the mangroves, spot caiman at night, take a healthy mud bath ( if you want) and enjoy the scenery of natural beauty and silence. Your night will be spend in a comfortable lodge on the lake and your meals are included as well. Your night on day 5 will be on an overwater resort with all the meals included. On day 6 You will be back in the hotel in the city center. 

Day 7

Jodensavanne and Redi Doti are two historically significant locations in Suriname that offer a glimpse into the country's multicultural heritage and colonial past. Jodensavanne, meaning "Jewish Savannah" in Dutch, is a historic site located along the Suriname River. It holds great importance as a former settlement of Jewish plantation owners who sought refuge in Suriname during the Spanish and Portuguese Inquisition. Established in the 17th century, Jodensavanne became a thriving community and a center of Jewish life in Suriname.

Today, the remnants of Jodensavanne serve as a testament to the Jewish presence in Suriname. Visitors can explore the ruins of the Beracha VeShalom synagogue, which was built in 1685 and is one of the oldest synagogues in the Americas. The cemetery, with its weathered tombstones, provides a glimpse into the lives and legacies of the early Jewish settlers. After a visit to Joden Savanah we continue to the Amerindian settlement not far from this heritage site called Redi Doti.

Redi Doti is known for its small Indigenous community and formed an independent communities in Suriname's interior. Redi Doti is home of the Arowac tribe, who have preserved their rich cultural traditions, including music, dance, and traditional medicine.

Visiting Redi Doti offers an opportunity to learn about the unique lifestyle and customs of these Amerindians. If time allows us we will visit the pineapple fields of these villagers. 

Both Jodensavanne and Redi Doti showcase the multicultural fabric of Suriname, where diverse communities have coexisted for centuries. These sites offer a deeper understanding of the country's history, the contributions of different ethnic groups, and the enduring legacies that shape Suriname's cultural identity.

After tour you will be dropped off back to your hotel. Todays Lunch is included and your same hotel as previous nights. 

Day 8

Depending on your flight we will pick you up 3 hours before departure and transfer to the airport.