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Explore Suriname

Where the asphalt ends, the river takes over. Welcome to the real South America.

A capital built of wood, shaped by every culture that ever landed here.

94% untouched rainforest. The greenest country on the planet.

Every sunrise here looks like this. Stay a while.

Atjoni, Upper Suriname River Cathedral-Basilica of St. Peter & Paul, Paramaribo The untouched interior, Sipaliwini Suriname River at sunrise, Paramaribo

Suriname right now

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Why Explore Suriname

Not a directory. A love letter.

This is a living record of the people and places moving Suriname forward, kept by people who live here, eat here and travel the same roads you will.

We find the details so you can find the experience.

94%

Rainforest cover, the highest of any country on Earth

700+

Bird species recorded across the country

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UNESCO World Heritage Sites, nature and city alike

28°C

Tropical warmth, every single day of the year

Choose Your Journey

Which Suriname calls you?

Four ways in. Pick one, or take them all.

Natural Wonders

Suriname's Wild Side

Suriname protects more of its original forest than any other country on earth.

Central Suriname Nature Reserve in Suriname

Central Suriname Nature Reserve

✨ Larger than some entire countries

One of the world's largest intact tropical rainforests. Over 1.6 million hectares of pristine rainforest where jaguars, tapirs and giant river otters roam free.

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Brownsberg Nature Park in Suriname

Brownsberg Nature Park

✨ Howler monkeys, toucans & jaguars

Perched 500m above the Brokopondo Reservoir, Brownsberg rewards visitors with jaw-dropping views, swimming waterfalls and abundant wildlife just 2 hours from Paramaribo.

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Galibi Nature Reserve in Suriname

Galibi Nature Reserve

✨ Nesting season: February to July

On Suriname's Atlantic coast, giant leatherback sea turtles haul ashore to nest in one of nature's most breathtaking spectacles.

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Peperpot Nature Park in Suriname

Peperpot Nature Park

✨ 700+ bird species in Suriname

A former plantation turned bird sanctuary just minutes from the capital. Over 200 bird species recorded.

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Voltzberg & Raleighvallen in Suriname

Voltzberg & Raleighvallen

✨ Multi-day jungle trek required

An iconic granite dome rising above the endless jungle canopy. Accessible only by multi-day expedition. The ultimate reward for the most adventurous travellers.

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Paramaribo Historic Inner City in Suriname

Paramaribo Historic Inner City

✨ 3 UNESCO sites in one country

The only wooden colonial city in the Americas. Dutch colonial architecture, Hindu temples, mosques and synagogues coexist in remarkable harmony along the Suriname River.

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Out & About

Things to Do

Jungle treks, river tours, city walks, turtle watching and more.

Eat & Drink

Where to Eat

Suriname's cuisine is as diverse as its people: Creole, Hindustani, Javanese, Chinese and Maroon flavors.

Where to Stay

Hotels & Lodges

From 5-star riverside hotels to remote jungle lodges only reachable by canoe.

Retail & Souvenirs

Shopping

Malls, craft markets and local boutiques — from handmade souvenirs to everyday essentials.

Plan Your Visit

Travel Tools

Exchange rates, flights, weather, road conditions, tides and Suriname news in one place.

The Keizerstraat mosque and the Neveh Shalom synagogue standing side by side in Paramaribo

One People, Many Worlds

A mosque and a synagogue, fence to fence.

On Keizerstraat in Paramaribo, one of the Caribbean’s largest mosques has stood beside one of the oldest synagogues in the Americas for nearly a century. That is Suriname in a single frame.

Indigenous, Maroon, Creole, Hindustani, Javanese, Chinese and Dutch heritage share the same streets, the same holidays and the same dinner tables. You taste it before you understand it.

Updated Daily From Paramaribo

Come back tomorrow. It will be different.

Rates move, flights land, festivals come around. Bookmark us, install the app or just drop by again. The sunset is always free.