This tour offers an authentic experience in the heart of Suriname’s interior. Travelers will engage with local Maroon communities, and enjoy outdoor activities such as boat trips, hikes, and swimming in natural rapids. Accommodations are in simple, rustic lodges that provide an immersive connection with nature.
The journey begins with a bus ride from Paramaribo (with a few stops) to Atjoni. Upon arrival, travelers transfer to a motorized canoe for a scenic ride to Isadou. After settling into the rustic cabanas, a warm lunch is served. The afternoon offers opportunities for a refreshing swim and relaxation in the impressive sula’s (river rapids) near the resort
The day starts with a buffet breakfast, followed by a visit to a nearby Maroon village. Here, guests engage with the welcoming Maroon community, learning about their ancient culture, customs, and traditions. After returning to Isadou for a warm lunch, the afternoon is free for swimming or relaxing in a hammock. In the evening, an exciting nocturnal boat excursion is offered, providing opportunities to spot wildlife by canoe
The final morning includes breakfast and an optional forest walk. After lunch, the return journey to Paramaribo.
The tour to Isadou is an authentic, all-inclusive experience, organized entirely by the local community. From departure to return, your transportation and guided activities to the preparation of delicious meals, all taken care of by the residents of Isadou.
Starting from €170 per person
2-day | 3-day
Multi-day Tour
Hat or cap
Weekend bag/backpack
Good walking shoes
Towel
Photo camera & well-charged batteries
Slippers/flip flops
Long trousers and over shirt with long sleeves
Mosquito repellent
Raincoat/poncho
Toiletries
Sunscreen
Water shoes/water-resistant slippers
Small backpack
Dry clothes
Cash (SRD)
Waterproof bag for electronics
Swimwear
Reusable water bottle
Passport
Transportion
Accommodation
Meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
Activities and excursions with guide
Alcohol & other beverages
Optional activities
Personal expenses