Where are we going?

On top of the world "is the feeling you get when you stand on the 347 meter high barren Tebutop; literally the best highlight of this expedition. We pass maroon communities: the Paramaccan Fasteners, Aluku Aucaners and then the impressive rapids to the land of the Wayana and Trio travel natives. Visit historic villages en route and create an intriguing way to know ancient traditions that are very well intact. Discover, view and experience nature through the eyes of both the Maroons and the Amerindians who are both in harmony with the rainforest.

The first tour day we fly from airport Zorg en Hoop in Paramaribo within an hour Drietabbetje. In Drietabbetje, a large Aucan village introduces you to the culture of the Aucaners. Here you can also swim in the cool waters of the river Tapanahony. The night takes place in a simple hut in hammocks with mosquito netting.

on day 2 of Drietabbetje we leave early in the morning towards Apetina. Over several rapids we will have to drag our boat. This perception requires some effort but is unforgettable. After the first rapids we stop at Granbori, the last Maroon village. There are people still live in a very traditional way.

After lunch continue towards Tutu Kampoe, where we meet the first group of natives. Because these indigenous villages are difficult to reach these people live almost entirely self-sufficient. After this introduction, we continue towards Punsula which is the biggest rapids on our journey. The boat we'll all have to pull through the water.

Arriving in Apetina we get a tour of the village to get a good picture of how the natives live here. The night takes place in an authentic hut on stilts.

On day 3 we make mornings a village walk through Apetina. And the ascent of the Tebutop!

The ascent of the 374 meters high, holy mountain, walk about two and a half hours. The bare, steep granite rock is hard, but once at the top you feel like you can handle the whole world.

Enjoy the breathtaking view over an almost heavenly rainforest. Silence reigns at the top.

After the climb we sail back towards Apetina. Here you can relax in the river. Even today we spend the night here.

Day 4 in Apetina you still have the option after breakfast to buy souvenirs that locals offering. On the way towards Drietabbetje we have to drag the boat over and we Punsula stabbing some other wonderful rapids.

Arriving in Drietabbetje, the residence of the great chief (Granman) of Aucaners you get a tour of the village, and we may meet the Granman. In Drietabbetje we spend the night in a hammock with mosquito net in a hut with a beautiful view of the beautiful river.

The last day you after breakfast, morning at leisure. Around noon we fly back to airport Zorg en Hoop in Paramaribo.

Pay attention:

The program is subject to change (i.v.m culture or weather conditions)

What's included?

Transport by airplane. All meals and fruit, water, juice / syrup, coffee / tea, tour guide (Dutch / English), accommodation in basic camps.

With any diet restrictions also taken into account.

What do we take with us?

• 2 Bath Towels

• Swimwear

• Long sleeved shirt and trousers

• Good running shoes with profile

• Sunscreen and insect repellent

• Hat or cap

• Flashlight

• Passport

• Cinematographic and / camera

• Raincoat or poncho

• Small backpack for example. Carry water for their own use

• Surinamese money for the purchase of souvenirs (if any) and personal expenses

Where are we going?

An expedition to the virgin Amazon forest on the Gran Rio river is an absolute experience for nature lovers who would like to enter into a challenging-ing! It begins with the flight of an hour to Awarradam Jungle Lodge, which offers a magnificent view of the virgin tropical rainforest of Suriname. During the canoe trip from Jungle Lodge Awarradam to base camp you will pass numerous spectacular rapids. The beautiful and spirited junglestreks be richly rewarded with a breathtaking panorama of the Amazon rain forest. On this tour, away from civilization, you can fully enjoy the stunning flora and fauna. Gran Rio Jungle Expedition is a must for adventurers and nature lovers!

Day 1: Our jungle adventure starts at Zorg en Hoop airport, where we check in for the flight of about an hour, to Kajana airport on Gran-Rio Rivier.Vervolgens we sail in a canoe, half an hour to Awar-radam jungle Lodge. Here the forage and our local escorts on board and depart further the Gran Rio river. A beautiful boat trip of about 3 hours upstream direction takes you to the beautifully situated base camp, where we will sleep three nights in hammocks. After settling we explore the area while the cook prepares our supper. After dinner we discuss the route for the next day; our frst trip in the virgin Amazon rainforest.

Day 2: A 4 km (way up) long trail through primary forest takes us to our destination for today, the Logoso-kun, Saramaccan for Turtle Hill. Three hills on the way make the walk nice and spicy. The end point is at 310 meters, offers beautiful views of the surrounding forest and is named after the turtle that was found in the discovery of the place. In the afternoon we return to our base camp and can fully enjoy the cool river with its rapids. Our local coaches take you on along the river to catch fish in the traditional way.

Day 3: On this day, there are several hiking destinations. Gangasa-sitonu is a beautiful, overha-ing large stone that lies somewhere in the middle of the jungle. The walk to it is not so far (2.5km), allowing more time to pay attention to local flora and fauna. About as far as the walk yesterday visited Logosokun (4.1 km) lies the Folokun, Saramaccan for flower hill. This is a slightly lower viewpoint, but the area at which one arrives is greater, so that some can walk. In consultation it is decided which destination is affected. At sunset we drive with the canoe.

This is the right time of day for spotting animals. In nice weather, we make campfire and listen to the stories of our companions, who like to tell you how important this environment for the Saramaccans of the first hour.

Day 4: After a late breakfast we get ready for our cruise back to Awarradam, where the last night is spent. Along the way we get our drift and can enjoy the flora and fauna of this on-mention forest. Late in the afternoon we arrive at Awarradam Jungle Lodge, where we will spend the night in tra dioneel built huts. After such an exciting trip is a visit to the local Jungle Spa is a must, and will the bed and the well-stocked bar definitely a luxury feel!

Day 5: On Awarradam we can after breakfast still linger in the rapids and the island verkennen.Wij say goodbye to our local friends before we leave towards Kajana airport for the flight back to Paramaribo.

What do we bring?

Raincoat or poncho

Cap or sunhat

Swimwear

Sunscreen and insect repellent

Good running shoes with profile and water shoes

Headlight, camera and binoculars

Lakenzak or fleece blanket

Small backpack (for jungle treks)

Surinamese cash (small bills) to buy local handmade souvenirs and handling of your any harsh statements.

What's included?

Breakfast, lunch and dinner and juice or syrup during these meals, coffee / tea service in the morning. Throughout the day there is coffee and tea available The trips as included in the standard program A well trained guide who speaks Dutch and English and often self comes from the interior.

The overnight stay in the property at Palumeu is based on two persons per room. If capacity allows, you can book a single room at an additional charge. This you need when booking the tour by giving. Limit baggage weight to 8 kg per person.

Transport from Zorg & Hoop to the resorts (V.V) Aircraft and boat transport.

What is not included?

Alcoholic and soft drinks. These fees apply to obtain the bar Souvenirs Tour Activities outside the standard tour program Malariaprofilaxe. Consult your doctor Transportation to and from airport Zorg en Hoop, unless you have booked this separately Accident insurance.

Where are we going?

The Maroni River is one of the most beautiful rivers in Suriname. The mighty rapids are. This tour will give you a good idea of ​​the life of the Aucanian Maroons in this area. Stoelmanseiland lies between the rivers and Lawa Tapanahony who come together here and continue as the Maroni River. Stoelmanseiland was founded by the Dutch soldier Captain Stoelman. Under his leadership, a number of research trips were made to the area.

What are we going to do?

We depart from Paramaribo by bus to the border town of Albina, where you get a guided tour. Perkorjaal from Albina to the town of St. Laurent in French Guiana. We get a tour of the prison grounds which has become famous by the book adaptation of Henri "Papillon" Charriere.

We sail after lunch to the village Bigi Ston (large rock), the only village where cohabitation Maroons and Amerindians. After a short visit to the boats creators we continue to camp Njun Campu. In the evening, the guide will tell more about the traditional lifestyle of the Maroons in this area. The night takes place in hammocks with mosquito nets.

On day 2 we leave after breakfast for a walk to the agricultural plots, and medicinal plants will be viewed. We also visit the largest French village along the Maroni River, Apatou. We sail after our visit further and arrive at the Arminavallen, one of the largest rapids of the Maroni River.

After this we continue our journey towards Kamp Place Wadaa, where we overnight in a simple hut in a bed with mosquito net.

On day 3 we travel by canoe also feature spectacular rapids, they require a lot of skill and experience of the boatmen. In the course of the day Stoelmanseiland is reached. A tour Stoelmanseiland gives a good picture of the current peaceful society in every field. Later in the day we sail towards Tjon Tjon, a village on the Aucan Tapanahony. Here we sleep in hammocks with mosquito netting.

On day 4 we make at Tjon Tjon a beautiful forest walk towards the foot of the Lely Mountains. Under the waterfall to cool off. We continue our journey towards the fascinating fall Granholo falls. Back in Tjon Tjon we get after lunch our stuff and we return to camp Laats Wadaa. Here we sleep another night before the last day comes.

Day 5 After breakfast we sail from Wadaa back to Albina. We visit the village Langatabbetje where the residence of the granman of Paramaccan Fasteners is located. Along the way, we take a last dip in the Maroni River. Albina arrived in the waiting bus to take us back to Paramaribo.

 What's included?

Transport and accommodation as specified, all meals and non-alcoholic beverages, Guidance and all day tours as mentioned in the program.

 What do we take with us?

• Good running shoes with profile flops or water sandals

• Sunscreen and insect repellent

• Hat or cap

• Shorts, t-shirts long pants and long sleeve shirt

• Raincoat or poncho

• Bath towels, swimsuits

• Cinematographic and / camera flashlight

• Small backpack for example. Carry water for their own use

• Surinamese money for the purchase of souvenirs (if any) and personal expenses

• Passport and copy of passport

Kasikasima 5 or 7 days tour

Where is Kasikasima?

Palumeu is about 65 minutes from Paramaribo. It lies at the beginning of the Tapanahony at the confluence of the Upper and Palumeu Tapanahony. This gets its water from the rain and Palumeu is 170 m above sea level.

What information

We fly across the Suriname river Paranam about the airport, on the reservoir / Brownsberg. The route we follow and see the end of the road Atjoni. Then we see the villages Laduani, Botopasi and Dyumu. The last 10 minutes we fly over mountains and you see the Rosevelt Peak. Before we Kasikasima you see countries Hills The first night you sleep on Palumeu. All Lodges feature river views, beds with mosquito net, shower and toilet. There is a restaurant which serves meals 3 times a day. A bar and recreation room.

How our tour look like?

On arrival at Palumeu you start the trip with a picnic lunch and first village visit. "SAvond after a preparatory meeting in groups, enjoy a wonderful night's sleep on beds. The last for this week, because you take an adventurous trip where you go to sleep in hammocks.

The next morning will be carefully loaded all the necessities and begin the journey to Kamakabari intermediate camp. In the late afternoon we reach the overnight camp. Relax in the river, hang your hammock ready and after dinner with the sound of the howler monkeys experienced your first "jungle temple". The second stage to the base camp Sawaniboto is heavier.

You can already acquainted with one of the big rapids, the impregnable Trombaka. Here, a switch is made with all the luggage and then the trip then continues. Along comes the purpose of your trip, the Kasikasimaberg, equally, beautifully. Arrival at the base camp in the mighty Sawaniboto rapids at the foot of the mountain, you are kind to the trip routine to get used to it.

Program to discuss and settle in for the night, while eating unit offers cooked. The climax of the trip, the ascent to one of the peaks, requires a lot of your condition. But this (literally) highlight is definitely worth it. The indigenous population has a lot of respect for this place which has been featured in many of their mystical stories.

Once on the plateau, you can understand these feelings. Apart from the breathtaking view over the rainforest, you can up to the Brazilian border cast your gaze. Further program takes you through an educational jungle trek over tropical flora, the Mankodebaku rapids, a veritable water festival. The further away Indian encampment will also be visited if the two families that are there to stay.

In the evening you will be taken on a boat trip to hear the forest at night while the morning boat trip gives you an idea of ​​the awakening of the tropical forest. Opportunity to paddle, traditional bow and arrow shooting lessons, fishing, bird watching, are all possible during this trip.

After returning to Palumeu enough opportunity to share your experiences during the hours at the cozy bar. The next morning, a village walk with opportunity to buy souvenirs. After an early lunch, you will be flown back to Paramaribo.

A shortened version of the Kasikasima tour can be done in five days (four nights), always from Monday to Friday.

What's included?

Transport by airplane and boat trips, accommodation in comfortable jungle lodge on Palumeu and open camps during the expedition, all meals, non-alcoholic drinks, all day trips, walks, village visits, activities and Professional Guidance.

What do we take with us?

• Good running shoes with profile flops or water sandals

• Sunscreen and insect repellent

• Hat or cap

• Swimwear

• Cinematographic and / camera flashlight and binoculars

• Small backpack for example. Carry water for their own use

• Surinamese money for the purchase of souvenirs (if any) and personal expenses

Where is Sipaliwini?

Kwamalasamutu is the largest native village (Trio) seat of the great chief (Granman) of Sipaliwini. This village lies on the Sipaliwini River where are located the caves. Habitat of the blue poison dart frog (Okopipi). The newly discovered caves Werephai with ten thousand year old petroglyphs are visiting more than worth it (petroglyphs).

What are we going to do?

Departure by plane from Zorg en Hoop from Paramaribo.Na a beautiful flight over the jungle arrival Kwamala. After our residence have taken the traditional hammocks camp on the banks of the river, we visit the Granman (Great chief of the Trio Indians) In the afternoon we do a village tour and we are introduced to the different traditional tribes and their lifestyles and their daily household.

Day 2 After breakfast we are ready for the beautiful and interesting boat trip on the totally unspoilt Sipaliwini direction east. By noon we reached the base camp for the night. (Bivouac).

Day 3 After breaking up our camp and a good breakfast we continue our boat trip to the Indian village Sipaliwini where we arrive around 13:00. In the afternoon we have a meeting with the captain of this village and the local population. Evening socializing in the camp along the river Sipaliwini where we will spend the night in the famous hammocks.

Day 4: After breakfast we depart Mamia in the Sipaliwini savannah, looking for the Dendrobatis Azureus (rare blue poison dart frog) Okopipi, found only in this area of ​​Suriname. Next, a walk of about 1.5 hours to the summit of the Four Brothers, with stunning views of the savannah and the distant Brazil. In the afternoon we return to the base camp on Mamia where we will spend the night.

Day 5, with the boat back to Sipaliwini, make a walk which leads us to where to find the rare Rock Chicken (Cock of the Rock) are. In the afternoon, archery and swimming in the river.

On day 6 we make us do after breakfast ready for adventure on the many rapids to the base camp for the night, where we will enjoy a beautiful starry sky and many nature sounds of the rainforest o.a frogs and howler monkeys. We will also take a night cruise for spotting alligators, frogs and snakes.

Day 7, we leave early from the base camp and then a walk through the breathtaking scenery to the caves of Werephai with the newly discovered petroglyphs (rock carvings). These caves were discovered in 2001 and are between 5,000 and 10,000 years old. After a short stop at Iwanasamu we sail to Kwamalasamutu for the last night. In the afternoon you can, if desired, visit the shaman (medicine man) or to the women's center for buying souvenirs. The last day what relax and walk around. In the afternoon return to Zorg en Hoop jungle by plane.

What's included?

Transportation by bus / canoe trip by plane. All meals and fruit, water, juice / syrup, coffee / tea, tour guide (Dutch / English / Sranang), accommodation in basic camps. All day trips. You need to bring your own refreshments. With any diet restrictions also taken into account.

What do we take with us?

• 2 Bath Towels

• Swimwear

• Long sleeved shirt and trousers

• Good running shoes with profile

• Sunscreen

• Hat or cap

• Flashlight

• Passport

• Film camera and / or camera

• Insect repellent

• Small backpack for example. Carry water for their own use

• Surinamese money for the purchase of souvenirs (if any) and personal expenses

Where is Maroni?

The district Marowijne is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean in the north by the districts Para and Commewijne in the west and by the district Sipaliwini in the south. In the east this district is separated from French Guiana by the Maroni river, which is known for its breathtaking rapids.

What are we going to do?

At approximately 8:00 am departure by car / bus to Langetabbetje which is switched into the canoe. After a cruise of about 1.5uur on the Maroni River arrival about 15:00 at holiday island Manja Tabiki. Along the way we will have lunch. After installing an island and walk the rest of the afternoon / evening can be filled in itself. Dinner and overnight in basic lodges including beds at Manja Tabiki.

On day 2, s' morning departure by boat to the Gran Creek. After an exciting journey through this creek arrival to the forest path that leads to the recently discovered waterfall. After an intense jungle walk of approximately two hours through untouched tropical rainforest arrival at Mina waterfall. Here and lunch can be enjoyed by among others the natural Jacuzzi mid waterfall and the beautiful view. In the afternoon visit to Maroon village Loka Loka where knowledge is created with the daily life of the Paramaccan Fasteners. Upon returning to the resort the rest of the evening can be filled in itself. Dinner and overnight at Manja Tabiki.

Day 3 Boat trip from Camp Wadaa to hammocks camp in Sidon Loekoe (or Tjon Tjon). Along the way there passed spectacular rapids and visited Stoelmanseiland. Overnight Sidon Loekoe or Tjon Tjon.

On day 4, after breakfast walk through the forest to the foot of the Lely Mountains which can be cooled below the waterfall. After a boat ride of about 1.5 hours, with the fascinating Granholo falls are to be passed, arriving on Drietabbetje. This island is the residence of the great chief of Aucaners. Meet the locals and get to know an authentic African culture. Overnight in simple encampment on Drietabbetje.

Day 5, morning (after dropping & greet other tour participants) departure from Drietabbetje to Soentje. Along the way are made several stops. Depending on the water will have to be towed the boat through the rapids by joining forces. Overnight in base camp Soentje.

On day 6, after breakfast through several rapids to the native village Apetina. Apetina lies on a low hill along the river bank Tapanahonierivier. Where some 250 Wayana Indians live in typical huts on stilts. Overnight in simple camp called Akaniekampu.

Day 7, students will be trained during these two days with the residents of Apetina and their culture. In addition, there is a long walk on the program. During this walking tour is the bare 347m high granite climbed Tebutop. After a very tough and strenuous climb the reward is a magnificent view over the jungle and the river. Overnight Apetina.

Day 8 Today is the last day at the Wayana Indians. Buy here original souvenirs made of seeds, wood and other materials from the forest. Then cruise to Drietabbetje where the night is.

Day 9 Return flight Paramaribo, after breakfast departure to the local airstrip for the flight to Zorg & Hoop.

Pay attention:

the program is subject to change (i.v.m culture or weather conditions)

What's included?

Transportation by bus / canoe trip by plane. All meals and fruit, water, juice / syrup, coffee / tea, tour guide (Dutch / English), accommodation in simple camps. All day trips. You need to bring your own refreshments.

With any diet restrictions also taken into account.

What do we take with us?

• 3x bath

• Swimwear

• 3xLange 3xlange sleeve shirt and pants. Also, t-shirts and shorts

• Good running shoes with profile

• Sunscreen

• Hat or cap

• Flashlight

• Passport

• Cinematographic and / camera

• Insect repellent

• Small backpack for example. Carry water for their own use

• Surinamese money for the purchase of souvenirs (if any) and personal expenses

Where are we going?

This 6 day tour run with 4 wheel drive car / bus through an unspoiled rainforest. The impressive Blanche Marie waterfalls are more than 300 km southwest of Paramaribo. It is one of the largest waterfalls in Suriname with a massive displacement.

The imposing waterfall stretches over 120 meters and is located in highland, the most beautiful kind of tropical rainforest, then we go to Avanavero, one of the most beautiful places in Suriname. With a four-wheel-drive car we drive through the loose sand savanna through forest roads and creeks. You can enjoy the virgin jungle and a piece of nature that can not be matched. We continue the trip to Raleigh Falls, located in the Central Suriname Nature Reserve. The reserve offers a wide variety of flora and fauna.

The biggest acticitviteit here is climbing the Voltzberg. The intensive journey to the top is rewarded with stunning views over the tropical rainforest. There are also many waterfalls where after strenuous and informative tour to cool. Nocturnal walks for spotting animals are also on the program. This place is also known for the unique appearance of the Cock of the Rock (Rock Rooster), well known by bird watchers around the globe.

What are we going to do?

We leave at 8: 00h from Paramaribo. The tour begins with a drive towards Zanderij; the way we make several stops to take pictures and consuming sandwiches and drinks. After Zanderij we pass some Native villages that takes us several creeks and bridges through the jungle to the Blanche Marie falls. During the trip it is possible that you will see different animals and birds. After arriving in the area is explored; You can then possibly swim and then follow the evening meal.

On Day 2 After breakfast we enjoy the excellent waterfall where we can sit close to the water. In the afternoon the tour continues to Avanavero. Arriving at Avanavero we sail 15 minutes to the island where we will overnight. As we install ourselves in the Wanawiro lodge and explore the area.

Day 3, we take a walk to the Avanavero after breakfast; then a walk in the woods to an ancient Petroglyph. Just after lunch we pack to drive direction Witagron. Arriving at Witagron we meet the Kwinti culture. In the evening we have a campfire. The night takes place in hammocks or camping tents.

Day 4 we continue the trip by boat to Raleigh Falls. On arrival at Fungu island will escort you to your accommodation. After lunch we depart by boat to Lolopasi and from there we take a walk to the stunning mother fall.

On day 5, Right after breakfast we get ready for the trip through the forest to the Voltzberg. This tour is very interesting and impressive. One can encounter many animals. The highlight on this day is of course the climb to the top (240 m), where you can enjoy stunning views of the tropical rainforest. On the way we make a stop at the fall Ajoemara for cooling. The last night we closed with a special dinner and then socializing.

Day 6 At about 10:00 we leave again by boat to Witagron from where we return by bus to Paramaribo. Additional information At low water level - especially in the dry season from September / to December - the Blanche Marie falls may be less spectacular.

What's included?

Transport by 4WD, all meals, water / syrup, tour guide (Dutch / English) Guidance and all actuviteiten as indicated. Please note that the program is subject to change (i.v.m cultural or weather conditions)

What do we take with us?

• Towel and towel

• Swimwear

• Blanket or sheet

• Good running shoes with profile

• Sunscreen

• Hat or cap

• Raincoat / poncho

• Cinematographic and / camera

• Insect repellent

• Small backpack for example. Carry water for their own use

• Surinamese money for the purchase of souvenirs (if any) and personal expenses

Avanaverovallen 5 days

Where are we going?

With a four-wheel-drive car we drive through the loose sand savanna through forest roads and creeks. Along the way, it may be that, and recourse to you! What about trees trails, logging, catch fish for dinner? Or Save camp? During this five day trek we visit the fall Avanaverovallen where we go in search of ancient petroglyphs, but also includes the Marie Blanche.

What are we going to do?

Day 1 From Pararmaribo we drive along the Zanderij airport to the southwest of Suriname. At the height of the airport we will drive up the dirt bosontsluitingsweg direction Apoera. We pass three indigenous villages (Pikin Saron, Alfons village and Joseph Village) and a Maroon village (Witagron). The first night we spend way through the Van Ams creek. The rapids in the creek there is an opportunity to cool off. The night we spend in a small camp hammocks.

Day 2 After an exciting night in the jungle we pack everything back in and we drive towards Avanavero. The route is not used as often, so we will be on the road occasionally stopped by fallen trees. These trees we have to cut with a chainsaw in order to be able again. The chance of seeing animals is significant because few people come here. By the end of the morning we arrive at the Kabalebo river. By boat we stabbing over to the island where the lodge where we will spend the next few nights.

The lodge is equipped with a sleeping space for several persons, with 2 and 1 single beds with mosquito nets. There are shared toilet facilities. On site there is plenty of opportunity to enjoy in the water at the Avanavero rapids. When the water level permits viewing (only at high tide) we petroglyphs. In the evening go on an adventure, we look for caimans but also snakes and other animals that are active at night may cross our path.

Day 3: After breakfast we depart for a brisk walk and climbing the mountain Avanavero. At the top of the mountain is an abandoned cell tower, a relic of the many activities that took place in the seventy years in this area. After a strenuous climb we rest and we enjoy the tranquility and views. We descend through the other side of the mountain and arrive at a road where earlier about was transported there. Arrived on the main road we are picked up and brought back to the river. Later in the afternoon there is time to go fishing or go swimming in the river.

Day 4 Today we take it easy and enjoy the surroundings. In the afternoon we leave the lodge and we drive towards Apu

ra. We take a look at this isolated strange 'village' which originally is a Native village. By the end of the afternoon we drive from Apoera to Blanche Marie. Around half past seven, the dark in Suriname so we drive a portion of the ride in the dark with the hope that we can spot animals on the road. In the dark we arrive at Blanche Marie. We will overnight in hammocks small camp or dome tents.

Day 5 It is a complete surprise to wake up in a whole new environment where we have come in the night before the dark. After breakfast we walk to the waterfall, it's a short walk of about fifteen minutes. At high tide we can cool off in the rapids. By the end of the morning will break up the encampment and begin the journey back to the city. There, we will arrive at the beginning of the evening.

Additional information At low water level - especially in the dry season from September / to December - the Blanche Marie falls may be less spectacular. Good body proper condition is required.

What's included?

Transportation by 4 WD, all meals, all excursions as indicated. Coffee / tea / water / syrup, tour guide (Dutch / English).

What do we take with us?

• Towel and swimsuit

• Good running shoes with profile

• Sunscreen and insect repellent

• Hat or cap

• Cinematographic and / camera

• Raincoat / poncho

• Fleece blanket

• Small backpack for example. Carry water for their own use

• Surinamese money for the purchase of souvenirs (if any) and personal expenses.

Where is Awarradam?

Awarradam is about 225km away from Paramaribo. It is located in the Gran Rio river 30 km downstream joins the Piking Rio to form the Upper Suriname River. This river leads into the Brokopondo lake.

What information

We fly across the Suriname river Paranam, on the airport, on the reservoir / Brown Mountain. The route we continue and see at the end of the road Atjoni. Then we see the villages Laduani, Botopasi and Dyumu. Our final destination airport Kayana. In steps we on the boat that we are about 50 min. will bring to Awarradam island. You get your accommodation allocated for the coming nights. All lodges feature rivieruitzicht, beds with mosquito net, shower and toilet. There is a "restaurant" which
3x daily serving meals. A bar and lounge. Staff are Saramaccan and lives part of the island and partly in Sindofitti

How looks our tour?

Day 1, after arriving to visit the beautiful rapids "Peti" located by boat from the resort a few minutes. You can there enjoy a wonderful water massage and the lifejackets to repel to the ground or back paddle the canoe. The first night you'll learn more about this unique area in which Maroon old West African traditions.

Day 2.Na breakfast create an educational and adventurous' jungle walk. While enjoying and your eyes gazing into the pristine tropical rainforest gives the guide you how trees and plants and how animals can be identified by their sounds and tracks. After lunch, visit the rapids' Peti. Now we continue all afternoon and you can swim, paddle in a Korjaal and from a hammock to enjoy the beautiful views of the rapids. In the evening, after dinner, you'll get detailed information about some of the exciting aspects of the local culture.

Day 3 Soon after breakfast we sail stroomopwaarts.Na we do about a half-hour boat ride to the car of the Korjaal out. We drive with the flow of the river back and can fully enjoy the junglegeluiden and fauna. We return to the resort via a forest path in one piece primary rainforest so you can experience the real jungle feeling. Lunch is served at the resort. In the afternoon, you may want to visit the local community. You're better acquainted with the local culture. During the boat trip, half an hour downstream, you will experience how the funding should go to the river is the lifeline for the local community. You can see way people fish, washing and dishwashing doen.Tussen the populated areas, you can enjoy the nature and with a little luck you can see even a caiman lying on the shore. From the dock, create an extensive walk through various villages. En route you will have a good impression of the daily life in a marrondorp. Dinner is served at Kajana, and you'll be getracteerd a cultural dance and zangoptreden in one of the villages. The guide explains you the texts and the dancers will certainly invite them to participate. Under a tropical starry bring our bootslieden back to Awarradam. You'll disturbing is their doing art!

Day 4 In the early morning you can again paddling in a Korjaal, swimming or just calmly enjoying the sounds of the jungle. You can also participate in an early boat trip without noise of the outboard motor can fully enjoy the awakening of the jungle. After breakfast, say goodbye to our colleagues in the traditional way. A Korjaal takes you back to Kajana. From flying back to Paramaribo.

Variant: 4 nights (Monday - Friday): Day 4 This day you can fill out completely to suit your needs. Do you have for breakfast a walk through the woods, then you are most likely to come from animals such as monkeys, birds and tropical frogs. You can also visit a kostgrondje or explore a Korjaal itself the area. You may want to guide the further hearing about the medicinal plants in the tropical rainforest. And then provokes your hammock to enjoy in peace the beauty and sounds of the jungle, read or enjoy a few moments to doze off.

Day 5 In the early morning you can again paddling in a Korjaal, swimming or just calmly enjoying the sounds of the jungle. You can also participate in an early boat trip without noise of the outboard motor can fully enjoy the awakening of the jungle. After taking breakfast our staff to traditional

What's included?

Transport by airplane and boat trips, accommodation in comfortable jungle lodges, all meals, non-alcoholic drinks, all day trips, hikes, dorpsbezoeken, activities and professional guide accompaniment.

What we take away?

• Good walking shoes with profile, slippers or watersandalen

• Sunscreen and muggenolie

• Hat or cap

• Swimwear

• raincoat or poncho

• Camcorder and / or video camera, flashlight, binoculars

• Small backpack for example. water to provide for their own use

• Surinamese money for the purchase of souvenirs (if any) and personal expenses

Where is Blanche Marie?

The impressive Blanche Marie waterfalls are more than 300 km southwest of Paramaribo. It is one of the largest waterfalls in Suriname with a massive displacement. The imposing waterfall stretches over 120 meters and is located in highland, the most beautiful kind of tropical rainforest. All ingredients of the Amazon rainforest can be found there, including the 8 Surinamese monkey species and over 200 bird species. Several beautiful hiking trails lead among other things to the Eldorado- and the Edenval.

What are we going to do?

You will be picked up in the morning at your address. The tour begins with a drive towards Zanderij is stopped if desired for taking photos and consuming sandwiches and drinks. During the trip it is possible that you will see different animals such as monkeys, sloths, deer, turtles, lizards and various species of birds: parrots, macaws, trumpeter swans, powisies (the bird that was formerly smuggled gold), etc. After Zanderij we pass a some Indian villages and continue on our way to Witagron, a Maroon village, where we linked make a stop to visit a lunch break. After this stop, we start the second path which takes us several creeks and bridges through the jungle to the Blanche Marie falls. After arriving in the area will explore than you can possibly. then swim the evening meal.

On day 2 after breakfast from 8 to 9 hours, then we'll be given a presentation to the falls on the road through a forest there on the flora and fauna and you can see the swift rapids of the river. In fall you can sit under it in some places and enjoy the spring water falling down and amaze you, like so many tourists for you, where did all that water come from anyway. There are several natural Jacuzzis for a delicious massage. The afternoon will be spent at the El Dorado Falls where there is opportunity for fishing.

Day 3: After breakfast the railway from "somewhere to nowhere" visited, then we continue our journey to the Indian villages: Singapura and Washabo, where we take a village walk where you can get acquainted with the culture of the Arawak, an Indian tribe, also can be purchased as souvenirs. After a lunch on the Corentyne River, where you can enjoy the view of Guyana on the other side, we again leave for Blanche Marie. The afternoon you are free to create woodland walks, fishing, swimming or just in a hammock along the river to enjoy the scenery. After breakfast and a last swim in the river we leave for the return trip to Paramaribo.

What's included?

Transport by boat auto.Alle meals and drinks (water, syrup / juice), tour guide (Dutch / English), accommodation. All day tours / entrance fees.

With any diet restrictions also taken into account.

What do we take with us?

• 2 Bath towels and swimsuits

• Good running shoes with profile

• Sunscreen and insect repellent

• Hat or cap

• Raincoat or poncho

• Fleece blanket

• Cinematographic and / camera, flashlight and binoculars

• Small backpack for example. Carry water for their own use

• Surinamese money for the purchase of souvenirs (if any) and personal expenses

Where is Blanche Marie?

The impressive Blanche Marie waterfalls are more than 300 km southwest of Paramaribo. It is one of the largest waterfalls in Suriname with a massive displacement. The imposing waterfall stretches over 120 meters and is located in highland, the most beautiful kind of tropical rainforest. All ingredients of the Amazon rainforest can be found there, including the 8 Surinamese monkey species and over 200 bird species. Several beautiful hiking trails lead among other things to the Eldorado- and the Edenval.

What are we going to do?

You will be picked up in the morning at your address. The tour begins with a drive towards Zanderij is stopped if desired for taking photos and consuming sandwiches and drinks. During the trip it is possible that you will see different animals such as monkeys, sloths, deer, turtles, lizards and various species of birds: parrots, macaws, trumpeter swans, powisies (the bird that was formerly smuggled gold), etc. After Zanderij we pass a some Indian villages and continue on our way to Witagron, a Maroon village, where we linked make a stop to visit a lunch break. After this stop, we start the second path which takes us several creeks and bridges through the jungle to the Blanche Marie falls. After arriving in the area will explore than you can possibly. then swim the evening meal.

On day 2 after breakfast from 8 to 9 hours, then we'll be given a presentation to the falls on the road through a forest there on the flora and fauna and you can see the swift rapids of the river. In fall you can sit under it in some places and enjoy the spring water falling down and amaze you, like so many tourists for you, where did all that water come from anyway. There are several natural Jacuzzis for a delicious massage. The afternoon will be spent at the El Dorado Falls where there is opportunity for fishing.

Day 3: After breakfast the railway from "somewhere to nowhere" visited, then we continue our journey to the Indian villages: Singapura and Washabo, where we take a village walk where you can get acquainted with the culture of the Arawak, an Indian tribe, also can be purchased as souvenirs. After a lunch on the Corentyne River, where you can enjoy the view of Guyana on the other side, we again leave for Blanche Marie. The afternoon you are free to create woodland walks, fishing, swimming or just in a hammock along the river to enjoy the scenery. After breakfast and a last swim in the river we leave for the return trip to Paramaribo.

What's included?

Transport by boat auto.Alle meals and drinks (water, syrup / juice), tour guide (Dutch / English), accommodation. All day tours / entrance fees.

With any diet restrictions also taken into account.

What do we take with us?

• 2 Bath towels and swimsuits

• Good running shoes with profile

• Sunscreen and insect repellent

• Hat or cap

• Raincoat or poncho

• Fleece blanket

• Cinematographic and / camera, flashlight and binoculars

• Small backpack for example. Carry water for their own use

• Surinamese money for the purchase of souvenirs (if any) and personal expenses

Where is Brown Mountain?

Approximately 130 km south of Paramaribo, west of Van Blommestein reservoir, lies the approximately 6000 ha size Brownsberg Nature. Brownsberg area is vast and begins at the foot of the mountain. The mountain is the remnant of a half-moon shaped bauxite platform, projecting above the surrounding jungle with its 500 meters. This offers magnificent views over the Brokopndo reservoir and the vast jungle. The mountain is crossed by creeks that flow into waterfalls, where hiking through the tropical rainforest to. The park is highly regarded by its biodiversity. There are no less than +/- 1 450 different species of plants and as well as 350 species of birds in this park, such as the trumpet birds, parrots and toucans. During the hike you will have a good chance to see monkeys, frogs or turtles.

What are we going to do?

Early morning departure by bus to Brownsberg. After about three hours of driving a bus stop on the Mazaroni plateau. Here the vast Amazon region begins and you will still find untouched jungle to. The brisk walk with descents and climbs through the forest, will be rewarded with a delicious natural massage under one of the waterfalls that make for a refreshing cooling.
 

Then returns to the plateau where a delicious lunch is waiting for you and you can enjoy below the mountain jungle sounds and the wonderful view over the lake.

The evening you can fill in according to your wishes. Overnight in hammocks or beds in a back to basics accommodation. The 2 nd day we do again a waterfall in to steaming are all set for your trip to Paramaribo.

What's included?

Transportation by bus, all meals and fruit, water, juice / syrup, overnight in hammocks or beds in back to basic accommodation, accompanied by tour guide (Dutch / English).

With any diet restrictions also taken into account.

What do we take with us?

• 2 Bath towels and swimsuits

• Good running shoes with profile

• Raincoat or poncho

• Sunscreen and insect repellent

• Hat or cap

• Cinematographic and / camera, flashlight and binoculars

• Small backpack for example. Carry water for their own use

• Passport

Where is Brown Mountain?

Approximately 130 km south of Paramaribo, west of Van Blommestein reservoir, lies the approximately 6000 ha size Brownsberg Nature. Brownsberg area is vast and begins at the foot of the mountain. The mountain is the remnant of a half-moon shaped bauxite platform, projecting above the surrounding jungle with its 500 meters. This offers magnificent views over the Brokopndo reservoir and the vast jungle. The mountain is crossed by creeks that flow into waterfalls, where hiking through the tropical rainforest to. The park is highly regarded by its biodiversity. There are no less than +/- 1 450 different species of plants and as well as 350 species of birds in this park, such as the trumpet birds, parrots and toucans. During the hike you will have a good chance to see monkeys, frogs or turtles. The park serves as a center for nature education and public awareness of nature conservation.

What are we going to do?

Early morning departure by bus to Brownsberg. After about 2.5 hours away by bus stops on the Mazaroni plateau. Here the vast Amazon region begins and you will still find untouched jungle to. The brisk walk with descents and climbs through the forest, will be rewarded with a delicious natural massage under one of the waterfalls that make for a refreshing cooling. Then returns to the plateau where a delicious lunch is waiting for you and you can enjoy below the mountain jungle sounds and the wonderful view over the lake. Stone Island is a peninsula and gives you please fill in according to your wishes a nice view of the lake the evening. Overnight on Stone Island in beds with mosquito nets. The possibility exists to carry out a boat trip on the lake. Ask your guide for more information.

This tour can also be performed in the different sequence.

What's included?

Transportation by bus, all meals, snacks and fruit, water, juice / syrup, coffee / tea, overnight stay in cottages / hammock with shared bathroom, a tour guide (Dutch / English).

With any diet restrictions also taken into account.

What do we take with us?

• 2 Bath towels and swimsuits

 • Good running shoes with profile

• Raincoat or poncho

• Sunscreen and insect repellent

• Hat or cap

• Cinematographic and / camera, flashlight and binoculars

• Small backpack for example. Carry water for their own use

• Surinamese money for the purchase of souvenirs (if any) and personal expenses

• Bring your passport!

PAY ATTENTION!!

A good body condition is actual required for the strenuous hike to the falls.

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Where are we going?

You are about to experience an impressive Suriname and unimaginable way. You go yourself hurdles with the 4 × 4 vehicle, ride in the moonlight, sleeping in a hammock, showering under a waterfall, survives in the jungle, all the facets of an amazing adventure discussed. With all the impressions, experience and experience in unspoilt countryside, you come home with wonderful stories.

What are we going to do?

At 10: 00h you'll be collected from your residence location. The basics of self-road driving and safety instructions are explained to you so that you become familiar with the adventure that awaits you. On the first day you go along with your companions and the guide to explore the savannah. There you will have the opportunity to enter into the adventure of offroading. Large puddles, mud baths, hills and deep holes, everything is covered. After dinner, start with a spectacular evening tour tuck at 22: 00h going to make ready for the night. The night takes place in a place surrounded by beautiful jungle.

On Day 2: You wake up with the typical sounds of the forest in the jungle of Suriname. After a hearty breakfast, the road continues towards us are the Blanche Marie. After arriving at Blanche Marie have time for a relaxing moment and a lovely cooling and refreshing dip. You will spend some time at the falls and enjoy the beautiful spectacle. Near the fall made the camp.

Day 3: After breakfast you leave for the "Tigri-olo 'trail OR" Avanavero trail, you brave the obstacles and enjoying nature. Lunch useful in the end of the trail. Then we go together to find a suitable camp site. Some basics of survival are tried in the jungle. Then get ready for a good rest.

The ride into town on day 4 will Tibiti through the trail, trail Gunsi and "the hole" expired. After all challenges have braved we return to civilization where you at 15: 00h're back at your residence location.

What's included?

Transportation from residence location to starting tour Busiwagi vv - Day 1: Lunch, Dinner - Day 2: breakfast, lunch, dinner - Day 3: breakfast, lunch, dinner - Day 4: Breakfast, Lunch - Drinking water / soft drinks during the tour you can get a bag of max. take of 20 liters. The bag is placed in a dust-tight and watertight box.

What do we bring?

• Bound sandals

• Swimwear and towel

• Sunglasses

• Sunscreen and insect repellent

• Hat or cap

• Cinematographic and / camera

• Raincoat or poncho

• Clothing that may be dirty

What information:

The Coesewijne Nature Reserve, just northwest of Paramaribo is a special area. It is a completely different nature than the forest areas that are zuiderlijker in Suriname. In this wetland area with flood forests, swamps and savannas, we look for the giant otters, manatees, capi bari, monkeys and a large amount of unusual birds. This is a wonderful adventure for young and old.

What are we going to do?

On day 1 we collect in "Cycling in Suriname" where we are brought together with our canoes to the starting point of the trip by truck, the top Coesewijne. We make our way along narrow and overgrown creek, regularly out of the boat to drag along these obstacles and fallen trees. We make an early camp and what could be nicer than to enjoy all the sounds of the jungle while enjoying a good meal, knowing that in the remotest no man in sight is. Only we and the jungle. On day 2 we sail after breakfast continue the Goliath Creek down to the junction with the Coesewijne. We sail through the Coesewijne nature and stop frequently along the way to enjoy this special environment. This sheet will also see rare birds such as Osprey, weaver birds and several parrots. Afterwards we start our last stage on the Coesewijne STINASU to base camp. At the end of the afternoon we will arrive in Paramaribo.

What's included?

Transportation by bus, using the kayak, all meals, snacks and fruit, drinks (non alcoholic) and accommodation in hammock or tent.

With any diet restrictions also taken into account.

What do we take with us?

• Raincoat or poncho

• Flashlight

• Water shoes

• Sunscreen and insect repellent

• Hat or cap

• Cinematographic and / camera and binoculars

• Small backpack for example. Carry water for their own use

• Surinamese money for the purchase of souvenirs (if any) and personal expenses

New Types of adventure tours !!

What do we do?

The tour is full of adventure and challenge. You go yourself various obstacles with the 4 × 4 vehicle and comes in wonderful places where almost nobody comes. You sleep in a hammock and this is just 'back to basics'. Young or old, male or female, fit through the different aspects this tour is on the program for all who want to discover in an adventurous way Suriname.

How the day looks like?

On the first day we pick you up at 07: 00h picked up from your residence location. Just outside the hustle and bustle of traffic Surinamese get yourself acquainted with the 4 × 4 vehicles, traveling companions and the guide. The basics of road driving and safety instructions are explained to you so that you become familiar with the adventure that awaits you. After a short break, go with your companions and guide path. We cross towards the Jodensavanne. In the afternoon you find yourself with the vehicle in the savanna. In the savannah, you get the opportunity to try yourself all aspects of off road riding. With large puddles, mud baths, hills and deep pits you and your traveling companions take various obstacles and devise solutions to your challenges that nature presents. At the end of the day you make the camp ready along with the guide, you will enjoy a well deserved dinner and prepare yourself for the night in a hammock in the middle of the savannah.

The next day you go adventure after a hearty breakfast again with a savannah trail and a trail through woods and creek. The Cordon where this trail partly goes over a military bridle path from slavery. The Cordon runs between the savannah and the jungle and was seen as the frontier of freedom. By enjoying the beautiful scenery, the exciting adventure and the delicious meals do not you forget this trip. After all challenges have braved we return to civilization where you at 17: 00h're back at your residence location.

What's included?

Transport from location to stay starting tour Busiwagi v.v. - Day 1: Lunch, Dinner - Day 2: breakfast, lunch, drinking water / soda. During the tour you can take a bag of max. 20 liters. The bag is placed in a dust-tight and watertight box.

What do we bring?

• Bound sandals

• Sunglasses

• Sunscreen and insect repellent

• Hat or cap

• Cinematographic and / camera

• Raincoat or poncho

• Clothing that may be dirty!

Where is the Cottica River?

Cottica River is located in the district Marowijne is located east of Paramaribo on ca.107 km. Moengo is a spacious city with a beautiful green nature. In 1919 began bauxite mining and a few years later, the Staff Village by Suralco, a subsidiary of US aluminum giant Alcoa built. The atmosphere is American 60-s style.

How does the tour look like?

A trip in collaboration with artist Ken Doorson. This trip a variety of unique elements in nature (the beautiful Cottica River), culture (the Aucanian towns we visit along the river) and history (the history of the Maroons, but also highlighted the civil war). Also very special is the art element that is reflected in various ways during the trip. Day 1 we explore art and nature in the vicinity of Moengo. (Marcel Pinas, Oscar Adogo) and the viewpoint of the old Suralco mines. On day 2, a lovely boat trip on the River Cottica to visit the villages Wanhati, Pikin Santi. We have a nice picnic lunch at river beach and visit the special town Tamarin.

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What's included?

Transport, accommodation, all meals, snacks and fruit, drinks (non alcoholic), tour guide (Dutch / English). With any diet restrictions also taken into account.

What do we take with us?

• Good running shoes with profile

• Swimwear, bath towel and hand towel

• Sunscreen and insect repellent

 Hat or cap

• Passport

• Cinematographic and / camera

• Small backpack for example. Carry water for their own use

• Surinamese money for the purchase of souvenirs (if any) and personal expenses

Where is Galibi?

The area is located on the Maroni River, at the mouth of the Atlantic Ocean. Galibi is the name of two Karaìbse Indian villages, Christian and Langamankondre. These indigenous villages have emerged from slavery and have now grown into a community of about 750 residents.

What are we going to do?

hours you arrive at Albina, from where the journey will continue by boat. Depending on the tide to reach Christiaankondre after sailing about 1 ½ hours. Afternoon you take a village walk where you will receive detailed explanations on the current lifestyle of the Indians. After dinner we sail to the beach used for breeding sea turtles Babusanti for seeing the giant turtles that are in season here lay their eggs. Overnight in beds with mosquito nets in the lodge at Christiaankondre. Use of common plumbing.

Day 2, after we deal with the guide make a beach breakfast and there is an opportunity to swim in the river. Depending on the tide, we will make a short stop in French Guiana. A visit was imprisoned at the Bagno Papillon. (Ca. Euro 5.-). Around midday you will go to Albina. Lunch will be served at Albina, after which you'll travel further by bus to Paramaribo.

Please note that the program is subject to change (i.v.m culture or weather conditions)

What's included?

Transport by bus and boat, all meals and fruit, water, juice / syrup, coffee / tea overnight guest building, tour guide (Dutch / English).

With any diet restrictions also taken into account.

What do we take with us?

• 2x bath towels and swimsuits

• Please bring enough clothes. Even if it is not raining you get wet in the boat by splashing water.

• Raincoat or poncho

• Good running shoes with profile / water sandals

• Sunscreen and insect repellent

• Hat or cap

• Cinematographic and / camera, flashlight and binoculars

• Small backpack for example. Carry water for their own use

• Surinamese money for the purchase of souvenirs (if any) and personal expenses

• Bring your passport!

Where is Isadou?

The island Isadou located in the Upper Suriname River, opposite the Maroon village Jaw Jaw is not only popular for its impressive rapids with its sandy beaches *, but also because of the serenity of the place. * Especially at a low water level

How the days like?

The Upper Suriname Area, which Isadou resort is located, is known for its unique Maroon culture and her virgin Amazon rainforest. The Maroons, descendants of runaway slaves, have long ago settled in the inaccessible interior, where they built a new life. Due to their isolated way of life, developed a distinctive culture with strong African influences. Isadou is one of the few places with authentic stay cabins and one local marron couple owns. The tour to Isadou is unique because it is designed such that the local Maroon population is involved as much as possible and thereby "free-riding" on tourism in Suriname. Thus, the operations (works) from cook to guide entrusted to the enthusiastic locals who do their utmost to make the guests feel. The charm of the traditional customs and manners are still good Isadou tebeleven.

Highlights of the tour:

• Boat trips along Rapids

• Visit the Maroon villages Gunsi and Aurora

• Impressive walk in the woods,

• Exciting Caymans Tour

• Impressive village stroll,

• Swimming in rapids

• Great indian food,

• Stay in simple huts authentic stay

Pay attention:

the program is subject to change (i.v.m culture or weather conditions)

What's included?

Transport by bus and boat, accommodation, all meals, snacks and fruit, water, juice / syrup, coffee / tea Tour Guide (Dutch / English). All activities covered. Travel by air max. 8kg p.p

With any diet restrictions also taken into account.

What do we take with us?

• 2 Bath towels and swimsuits

• Good running shoes with profile

• Sunscreen and insect repellent

• Hat or cap

• Flashlight and binoculars

• Copy of your passport

• Charged and camera / camera

• Raincoat or poncho

• Small backpack for example. Carry water for their own use

• Surinamese money for the purchase of souvenirs (if any) and personal expenses