Two Weeks in Suriname's Vibrant Capital
Colonial Heritage, Rainforest Adventures & Caribbean Culture
Trip Overview
This comprehensive two-week itinerary explores Paramaribo and its surrounding regions, offering an immersive journey through Suriname's unique multicultural heritage. You'll discover Dutch colonial architecture, visit historic forts and religious landmarks representing diverse faiths, explore lush nature parks and waterfalls, and experience the fusion of African, Indian, Javanese, and indigenous cultures. The pace balances city exploration with nature excursions, allowing time to savor Surinamese cuisine and engage with local communities. From the UNESCO-listed historic center to pristine rainforest reserves, this itinerary captures the essence of South America's smallest independent nation. Expect tropical heat, friendly locals, and a refreshingly unhurried atmosphere that sets Suriname apart from more tourist-heavy destinations.
Pace
Moderate
Daily Budget
$70-120 per day
Best Seasons
February to April and August to November (dry seasons)
Ideal For
Culture enthusiasts, Nature lovers, Adventure seekers, Photography enthusiasts, First-time visitors to Suriname, Solo travelers and couples
Day-by-Day Itinerary
1
Arrival & Historic Heart Discovery
Central Paramaribo
Settle into Suriname's capital and explore the UNESCO World Heritage historic center, discovering colonial architecture and the city's unique multicultural character.
Morning
Arrival and hotel check-in
Arrive at Johan Adolf Pengel International Airport, located approximately 45 kilometers south of Paramaribo. Take a taxi or pre-arranged transfer to your accommodation in the historic center. Freshen up and orient yourself with a gentle walk around your neighborhood, getting your first impressses of the Dutch colonial wooden buildings and tropical atmosphere.
Arrange airport transfer in advance through your accommodation for better rates
Lunch
A local eatery near the Waterkant serving Surinamese roti
Afternoon
Explore the historic Waterkant and Presidential Palace area
Stroll along the Suriname River waterfront, taking in views of the Domburg Waterkant. Visit the Presidential Palace, an elegant colonial building with manicured gardens where you can observe the changing of the guard. Walk through the surrounding streets admiring the distinctive wooden architecture that earned Paramaribo its UNESCO status. Stop at the central market area to observe daily life.
Evening
Dinner and evening walk
Dine at a waterfront restaurant serving fresh fish and plantains, then take an evening stroll along the illuminated Waterkant to experience the city's relaxed nighttime atmosphere
Where to Stay Tonight
Historic Center (Mid-range guesthouse in a restored colonial building)
Central location provides easy walking access to major attractions and captures the authentic Paramaribo experience
Exchange currency at official cambios in the city center for better rates than at the airport or hotels
Day 1 Budget: $85-110
2
Colonial Landmarks & Religious Harmony
Central Paramaribo
Discover Paramaribo's remarkable religious diversity and colonial history through its iconic landmarks, including the famous synagogue-mosque complex.
Morning
Visit Fort Zeelandia
Explore this 17th-century fort overlooking the Suriname River, which now houses the Suriname Museum. Learn about the country's colonial history, indigenous peoples, and the darker chapters of slavery and military rule. The fort's pentagonal structure and riverside location provide excellent photo opportunities. Allow time to examine artifacts, historical documents, and exhibitions covering Suriname's complex past.
Lunch
A casual cafe in the historic district offering Javanese nasi goreng
Afternoon
Religious landmark tour: Neveh Shalom Synagogue and S.I.V. Mosque
Visit these two houses of worship standing side-by-side, symbolizing Suriname's remarkable religious tolerance. The Neveh Shalom Synagogue, one of the oldest in the Americas, features beautiful woodwork and sand-covered floors. Next door, the S.I.V. Mosque showcases Islamic architecture. This unique proximity makes for powerful photography and reflection on coexistence. Dress modestly and respectfully when visiting both sites.
Visit outside prayer times; typically mornings are best for both sites
Evening
Explore Readytex Art Gallery and dinner
Browse contemporary Surinamese art at Readytex Art Gallery, then enjoy dinner at a restaurant serving pom, a traditional Creole dish with citrus and chicken
Where to Stay Tonight
Historic Center (Same accommodation as Day 1)
Continuing to stay centrally maximizes walking opportunities and minimizes transportation costs
Photography is generally welcome at religious sites, but always ask permission first and avoid photographing during services
Day 2 Budget: $65-95
3
Spiritual Sites & Cultural Deep Dive
Central and Eastern Paramaribo
Continue exploring Paramaribo's religious diversity and delve into local culture through museums and Hindu temples.
Morning
Visit Saint-Peter-and-Paul Basilica of Paramaribo
Marvel at this stunning wooden cathedral, one of the largest wooden structures in the Western Hemisphere. Built entirely from local hardwood in the 1880s, the basilica's twin towers dominate the skyline. Inside, admire the cedar interior, stained glass windows, and ornate altar. The building's construction without metal nails showcases remarkable craftsmanship. Early morning light creates beautiful interior photography opportunities.
Lunch
A Chinese-Surinamese restaurant serving moksi meti (mixed meats with rice)
Afternoon
Arya Dewaker Mandir and Het Koto Museum
Visit the Arya Dewaker Mandir, a colorful Hindu temple reflecting Suriname's significant Hindustani population. Observe the intricate architecture and peaceful atmosphere. Then head to Het Koto Museum to learn about Afro-Surinamese culture, particularly the traditions of enslaved Africans and their descendants. The museum showcases traditional clothing, music, and the unique Koto language and customs.
Evening
Sunset at Palmtree Garden
Relax at Palmtree Garden, a popular recreational area with palm-lined paths and river views. Enjoy local snacks from vendors and watch the sunset, then dine at a nearby restaurant serving bara (fried dough with fillings)
Where to Stay Tonight
Historic Center (Same accommodation)
Maintaining your base in the historic center for convenience
Many temples and religious sites close or restrict access during afternoon hours; plan morning or late afternoon visits
Day 3 Budget: $60-85
4
Nature Escape to Peperpot
Peperpot Nature Park
Take a day trip to a former coffee and cacao plantation turned nature reserve, experiencing Suriname's biodiversity and colonial agricultural history.
Morning
Explore Peperpot Nature Park
Travel about 15 kilometers south of Paramaribo to this beautiful nature park on the Suriname River. Walk through former plantation grounds now reclaimed by nature, spotting numerous bird species including toucans and parrots. Explore the ruins of colonial-era processing buildings overgrown with vegetation. The park's trails wind through secondary forest and along the river, offering excellent wildlife viewing opportunities.
Hire a guide at the entrance for better wildlife spotting and historical context
Lunch
Pack a picnic lunch to enjoy in the park or eat at the small visitor center cafe
Afternoon
Continue exploring Peperpot trails and birdwatching
Follow additional trails deeper into the reserve, keeping eyes open for monkeys, sloths, and iguanas. The afternoon brings different bird activity, with opportunities to spot kingfishers along the waterways. Visit the old dock area where plantation products were once shipped. The combination of history and nature makes Peperpot uniquely atmospheric.
Evening
Return to Paramaribo for dinner
After returning to the city, enjoy a relaxed dinner at a restaurant serving saoto soup, a flavorful Javanese chicken soup, perfect after a day of walking
Where to Stay Tonight
Historic Center (Same accommodation)
Your established base remains convenient for this day trip
Bring insect repellent, water, and binoculars; early morning is best for bird activity, but afternoon visits are less crowded
Day 4 Budget: $70-95
5
Plantage Heritage & Butterfly Magic
Lelydorp area
Explore plantation history and visit a unique butterfly park showcasing Suriname's incredible insect diversity.
Morning
Visit Neotropical Butterfly Park
Travel to this specialized park located in the Lelydorp area, about 30 minutes from Paramaribo. Walk through enclosed gardens filled with dozens of native butterfly species in various life stages. Learn about butterfly ecology, conservation, and the role these insects play in rainforest ecosystems. The park's knowledgeable guides explain metamorphosis and point out rare species. Photography enthusiasts will find countless opportunities as butterflies land on flowers and visitors.
Visit in morning when butterflies are most active; wear bright colors to attract them
Lunch
A roadside warung serving Indonesian-style satay and rice
Afternoon
Plantage Bakkie exploration
Visit this area representing Suriname's plantation heritage. While much has been reclaimed by nature, you can still observe remnants of colonial agricultural operations and learn about the crops that once drove the economy. The site offers insight into the lives of enslaved people and indentured laborers who worked these lands. The peaceful setting allows for reflection on this difficult history.
Evening
Return to Paramaribo and evening at The Candle Bar Su
Experience The Candle Bar Su, a popular evening spot with ambiance and local music. Enjoy drinks and light bites while mingling with locals and fellow travelers
Where to Stay Tonight
Historic Center (Same accommodation)
Central location remains ideal for your exploration pattern
The butterfly park provides a rare opportunity to see species that are difficult to spot in the wild; take your time and move slowly
Day 5 Budget: $75-100
6
River Views & Local Life
Paramaribo and surroundings
Experience the Jules Wijdenbosch Bridge, explore local parks, and immerse yourself in everyday Surinamese life.
Morning
Jules Wijdenbosch Bridge and Domburg Waterkant
Visit the impressive Jules Wijdenbosch Bridge, which spans the Suriname River connecting Paramaribo to Meerzorg. Walk or drive across for panoramic river views and photo opportunities. Return to explore Domburg Waterkant more thoroughly, a popular recreational area along the river where locals gather. Observe fishermen, enjoy the breeze, and watch river traffic. The area comes alive with vendors and activity.
Lunch
A food stall at the Waterkant serving fried fish with bakabana (fried plantains)
Afternoon
Clevia Park and neighborhood exploration
Spend time at Clevia Park, a green space where locals relax and socialize. Observe daily life, perhaps join a pickup soccer game if invited, or simply people-watch from a bench. Explore the surrounding residential neighborhoods to see authentic Paramaribo beyond tourist sites. Notice the architectural details of traditional wooden houses, colorful paint schemes, and lush gardens.
Evening
Central market evening visit and dinner
Visit the central market area as it transitions to evening, with different vendors and atmosphere. Choose a popular local restaurant for dinner, trying dawet (a sweet coconut drink) with your meal
Where to Stay Tonight
Historic Center (Same accommodation)
Maintaining your established base
Surinamese people are generally friendly and curious about visitors; don't hesitate to engage in conversation, though basic Dutch phrases are appreciated
Day 6 Budget: $55-75
7
Rest Day & Market Exploration
Central Paramaribo
Take a slower pace today with market visits, souvenir shopping, and catching up on rest before more intensive adventures ahead.
Morning
Sleep in and leisurely breakfast
After six active days, allow yourself a relaxed morning. Sleep in, enjoy a long breakfast at a cafe, and perhaps catch up on journaling or photo organizing. Take this time to process your experiences so far. If you're feeling energetic, take a gentle walk through neighborhoods you haven't yet explored, with no particular agenda or timeline.
Lunch
A popular lunch spot serving Creole dishes like pom or chicken in peanut sauce
Afternoon
Central market and souvenir shopping
Explore Paramaribo's central market thoroughly, browsing stalls selling fresh produce, spices, traditional medicines, and handicrafts. This is excellent for souvenir shopping—look for wooden carvings, traditional textiles, and local art. Practice your bargaining skills respectfully. The market provides insight into daily Surinamese life and the country's agricultural abundance. Sample tropical fruits you haven't tried yet.
Evening
Casual dinner and early night
Have a light dinner at a casual spot, perhaps trying different street food items. Return to your accommodation early to rest and prepare for upcoming nature excursions
Where to Stay Tonight
Historic Center (Same accommodation)
Final night at your established base before potential accommodation changes
Markets typically have better selection and energy in the morning, but afternoon visits are less crowded and vendors may offer better prices
Day 7 Budget: $60-90
8
Journey to Brownsberg
Brownsberg Nature Park
Embark on an adventure to one of Suriname's most spectacular nature reserves, featuring waterfalls, pristine rainforest, and stunning viewpoints.
Morning
Travel to Brownsberg Nature Park
Depart early for the approximately 2.5-hour journey south to Brownsberg Nature Park, located near the Brokopondo Reservoir. The drive itself offers scenic views of Suriname's interior. Upon arrival at this 12,000-hectare nature reserve situated on a plateau 500 meters above sea level, check into basic lodge accommodation and orient yourself with the park layout and trail system.
Arrange transport and accommodation in advance; tours from Paramaribo typically include both
Lunch
Packed lunch or basic meals at the park lodge
Afternoon
Initial trail exploration and Mazaroni viewpoint
Begin exploring Brownsberg's trail network with a hike to one of the spectacular viewpoints overlooking the Brokopondo Reservoir. The Mazaroni viewpoint offers breathtaking panoramas of the man-made lake and endless forest. Keep watch for monkeys, colorful birds, and other wildlife. The cooler mountain air and pristine environment provide a dramatic contrast to coastal Paramaribo. Take time to simply absorb the wilderness atmosphere.
Evening
Dinner at lodge and night sounds
Enjoy a simple dinner at the park lodge, then experience the rainforest at night. Listen to the chorus of frogs, insects, and nocturnal animals. Stargazing is spectacular away from city lights
Where to Stay Tonight
Brownsberg Nature Park (Basic lodge or cabin within the park)
Staying overnight allows for early morning wildlife viewing and full immersion in the rainforest environment
Bring layers; temperatures drop significantly at night at this elevation. Also bring a good flashlight for evening movement around the park
Day 8 Budget: $90-130
9
Waterfall Adventures in Brownsberg
Brownsberg Nature Park
Dedicate a full day to exploring Brownsberg's trails and magnificent waterfalls, with opportunities for swimming and wildlife observation.
Morning
Early morning wildlife viewing and Leo Val waterfall hike
Wake before dawn for the best wildlife viewing opportunities—early morning is when monkeys, birds, and other animals are most active. After breakfast, hike to Leo Val waterfall, one of Brownsberg's highlights. The trail winds through pristine rainforest with excellent chances of spotting howler monkeys, spider monkeys, and numerous bird species. The waterfall cascades into a natural pool perfect for swimming in refreshing mountain water.
Consider hiring a local guide for better wildlife spotting and safety on trails
Lunch
Packed lunch to eat at the waterfall or along the trail
Afternoon
Irene Val waterfall and additional trails
Continue to Irene Val, another beautiful waterfall accessible via forest trails. This waterfall offers different perspectives and swimming opportunities. The trail itself provides excellent birdwatching, with species rarely seen near the coast. Take your time, move quietly, and you may encounter agoutis, armadillos, or even tapirs. The afternoon light filtering through the forest canopy creates magical photography conditions.
Evening
Sunset viewpoint and final evening in nature
Hike to a viewpoint for sunset over the reservoir and forest. Enjoy your final evening meal at the lodge, sharing experiences with other travelers, and take one last night walk to appreciate the rainforest sounds
Where to Stay Tonight
Brownsberg Nature Park (Same lodge as previous night)
Second night allows thorough exploration of this remarkable park
Swimming in waterfall pools is refreshing but water is cold; bring a towel and perhaps water shoes for rocky areas
Day 9 Budget: $75-110
10
Return to Paramaribo & Reflection
Paramaribo
Travel back to the capital with a new appreciation for Suriname's natural wealth, then ease back into city life.
Morning
Final morning in Brownsberg and return journey
Wake early for one last sunrise over the forest and reservoir. After breakfast, depart Brownsberg for the return journey to Paramaribo. The drive back allows you to reflect on the contrast between the pristine interior and coastal city. You'll likely see different aspects of the landscape in daylight. Arrive in Paramaribo by early afternoon.
Lunch
Stop at a roadside restaurant during the return journey for local food
Afternoon
Check in and revisit favorite spots
Check into your Paramaribo accommodation and freshen up. Spend the afternoon revisiting favorite locations from your first week, perhaps noticing details you missed initially. Return to shops where you saw items you wanted, or simply walk familiar streets with new perspective. Visit the Waterkant to watch river activity and appreciate the city's more relaxed pace after wilderness immersion.
Evening
Celebratory dinner
Treat yourself to a nicer dinner at an upscale restaurant, perhaps trying dishes you haven't yet sampled. Toast to your adventures with a locally-made Parbo beer or Borgoe rum
Where to Stay Tonight
Historic Center (Mid-range hotel or guesthouse)
Return to the convenient historic center for your final days
After experiencing Brownsberg, you'll have a deeper appreciation for Suriname's conservation challenges and successes—consider supporting local environmental organizations
Day 10 Budget: $85-120
11
Cultural Immersion & Crafts
Paramaribo
Dive deeper into Surinamese culture through art, crafts, and cultural centers, with focus on the country's diverse ethnic traditions.
Morning
Return to Readytex Art Gallery and craft shopping
Revisit Readytex Art Gallery with fresh eyes, perhaps seeing pieces you want to purchase now that you understand Surinamese culture better. Spend time discussing works with gallery staff to learn about contemporary Surinamese artists. Then explore nearby craft shops and studios where artisans create traditional items. Watch woodcarvers, textile makers, or jewelry craftspeople at work, and purchase authentic souvenirs directly from creators.
Lunch
A restaurant specializing in dishes from Suriname's indigenous peoples
Afternoon
Cultural center visits and community interaction
Seek out cultural centers representing Suriname's various ethnic communities—Javanese, Hindustani, Maroon, and indigenous groups often have community centers or cultural organizations. If timing allows, attend a cultural performance, cooking demonstration, or craft workshop. These interactions provide deeper understanding of how different cultures maintain traditions while coexisting harmoniously. Learn about traditional music, dance, and ceremonies.
Ask at your accommodation or tourist information about cultural events happening during your visit
Evening
Traditional music venue
Seek out a venue featuring live Kaseko music (Surinamese dance music) or traditional kawina drumming. Experience the infectious rhythms that blend African, Caribbean, and European influences
Where to Stay Tonight
Historic Center (Same accommodation)
Maintaining your established base
Many cultural performances and events happen on weekends; if your Day 11 falls mid-week, consider rearranging activities to catch weekend cultural events
Day 11 Budget: $75-110
12
River Life & Culinary Exploration
Paramaribo and Commewijne River area
Experience Suriname's river culture with a boat trip, then dedicate the evening to a culinary journey through Surinamese cuisine.
Morning
Suriname River boat tour
Join a boat tour on the Suriname River to experience the waterway that has been central to the country's history and economy. Cruise past Paramaribo's waterfront, under the Jules Wijdenbosch Bridge, and into areas accessible only by water. See riverside communities, fishing operations, and perhaps dolphins. Learn about the river's role in trade, transportation, and daily life. The different perspective on Paramaribo from the water is illuminating.
Book through your accommodation or a reputable tour operator; morning tours typically offer better wildlife viewing
Lunch
A riverside restaurant serving fresh-caught fish prepared Creole-style
Afternoon
Cooking class or food tour
Participate in a cooking class where you learn to prepare traditional Surinamese dishes like roti, pom, or saoto soup. Alternatively, join a food tour that takes you to various eateries to sample dishes representing different ethnic cuisines. Learn about ingredients unique to Suriname, cooking techniques passed down through generations, and the fusion that creates distinctive Surinamese flavors. This hands-on experience provides lasting memories and skills.
Book cooking classes at least a few days in advance; ask your accommodation for recommendations
Evening
Progressive dinner experience
Create your own progressive dinner, starting with Indonesian appetizers at one restaurant, Indian curry at another, and Creole dessert at a third, experiencing the full spectrum of Surinamese cuisine in one evening
Where to Stay Tonight
Historic Center (Same accommodation)
Central location ideal for culinary exploration
Surinamese cuisine is incredibly diverse but not widely known internationally—this is your chance to experience flavors you likely can't find elsewhere
Day 12 Budget: $95-135
13
Final Explorations & Preparations
Paramaribo
Use your penultimate day to visit any missed attractions, purchase final souvenirs, and prepare for departure while soaking in last moments in Suriname.
Morning
Visit remaining attractions or revisit favorites
Spend the morning visiting any attractions from your list you haven't yet seen, or return to favorites for a final visit. Perhaps you want to photograph Fort Zeelandia in different light, spend more time at Palmtree Garden, or explore neighborhoods you only glimpsed. Use this flexible time to fill any gaps in your experience. Take your time, knowing this is your last full day in Suriname.
Lunch
Return to your favorite restaurant from the trip for a final meal of your preferred Surinamese dish
Afternoon
Final souvenir shopping and packing
Make final souvenir purchases—perhaps spices from the market, artwork from Readytex Art Gallery, or crafts you've been considering. Return to your accommodation to begin packing, organizing purchases, and preparing for departure. Leave time for a final walk through the historic center, taking in the architecture, sounds, and atmosphere one last time. Say goodbye to shopkeepers or cafe owners you've gotten to know.
Evening
Farewell dinner and evening stroll
Enjoy a special farewell dinner at a restaurant with a view, perhaps overlooking the Suriname River. After dinner, take a final evening walk along the Waterkant, reflecting on your two weeks of experiences. Perhaps stop at The Candle Bar Su for a final drink and conversation with locals or fellow travelers
Where to Stay Tonight
Historic Center (Same accommodation)
Final night in your established base
Confirm your airport transfer for tomorrow and reconfirm your flight; also exchange any remaining Surinamese dollars as they're difficult to exchange outside the country
Day 13 Budget: $80-115
14
Departure Day
Paramaribo to Airport
Final morning in Paramaribo before transferring to the airport, carrying memories of Suriname's unique culture, nature, and warmth.
Morning
Leisurely breakfast and final moments
Enjoy a relaxed final breakfast at a favorite cafe or your accommodation. Take a last short walk through the neighborhood if time permits, perhaps purchasing a final snack or drink for the journey. Check out of your accommodation, ensuring you have all belongings and haven't forgotten items. Take a few final photos of the distinctive wooden architecture and tropical vegetation that characterizes Paramaribo.
Lunch
Light snack before departure or at the airport
Afternoon
Airport transfer and departure
Transfer to Johan Adolf Pengel International Airport, allowing plenty of time for the 45-kilometer journey and check-in procedures. At the airport, you might purchase final souvenirs or snacks. Reflect on your two weeks experiencing Suriname's remarkable diversity—from UNESCO colonial architecture to pristine rainforest, from multicultural religious harmony to diverse cuisine. Depart with a deeper appreciation for this often-overlooked South American nation.
Arrange transfer the previous day; allow at least 3 hours before international flight departure
Evening
Departure flight
Board your departure flight carrying memories, photos, and perhaps a few extra kilos from enjoying Surinamese cuisine
Where to Stay Tonight
N/A (Departure day)
End of itinerary
The airport has limited food options; eat before arriving if possible, and bring entertainment for any wait time
Day 14 Budget: $60-85
Practical Information
Getting Around
Paramaribo's historic center is highly walkable, and most city attractions are within comfortable walking distance. For longer distances, taxis are readily available and inexpensive—agree on fares before starting. There's no Uber, but your accommodation can call reliable taxi services. For day trips to Peperpot, Brownsberg, and other areas, arrange transport through tour operators or your accommodation. Car rentals are available but not necessary for this itinerary. Local buses exist but can be confusing for visitors. Most transportation costs are included in the daily budgets above.
Book Ahead
Book accommodation in Brownsberg Nature Park at least 2-3 weeks in advance, especially during dry season. Arrange airport transfers before arrival. Cooking classes and specialized tours should be booked 3-5 days ahead. Most other attractions don't require advance booking. If visiting during holidays or festivals, book all accommodation earlier.
Packing Essentials
Lightweight, breathable clothing for tropical heat; rain jacket for sudden showers; comfortable walking shoes and hiking boots for nature excursions; insect repellent and sunscreen; modest clothing for religious sites; swimwear for waterfalls; binoculars for wildlife viewing; flashlight for Brownsberg; camera with extra batteries; small daypack; basic first aid supplies; copies of important documents
Total Budget
$1,070-1,485 for 14 days (excluding international flights)
Customize Your Trip
Budget Version
Reduce costs by staying in hostels or budget guesthouses ($15-25/night), eating primarily at local warungs and street food stalls, using shared transportation for day trips, skipping organized tours in favor of self-guided exploration, and bringing your own snacks for day trips. Focus on free attractions like the Waterkant, Presidential Palace exterior, and city walks. This could reduce daily costs to $45-70, bringing the two-week total to approximately $630-980.
Luxury Upgrade
Upgrade to boutique hotels in restored colonial mansions, hire private guides for all excursions, arrange private boat tours and cooking classes, dine at upscale restaurants exclusively, book private transportation throughout, stay in premium eco-lodges at Brownsberg, and add spa treatments and sunset cocktail experiences. Consider adding a day trip to the coastal resort area. This could increase daily costs to $180-250, bringing the two-week total to approximately $2,520-3,500.
Family-Friendly
Choose family-run guesthouses with multiple rooms, focus on outdoor activities like Peperpot and Palmtree Garden that children enjoy, reduce walking distances by using taxis more frequently, schedule afternoon rest periods during hot hours, select restaurants with familiar options alongside local cuisine, skip intensive hiking at Brownsberg in favor of shorter nature walks, add more time at the Neotropical Butterfly Park which children love, and build in flexibility for varying energy levels and interests.
Book Activities for Your Trip
Tours, tickets, and experiences in Paramaribo