Everything you need to know before visiting Brownsberg Nature Park. Trails, waterfalls, wildlife, entrance fees, how to get there, and where to sleep on the plateau. A local guide’s honest guide. If there is one place in Suriname that turns a curious traveller into a rainforest believer, it is Brownsberg. I’ve walked these trails more […]
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Brownsberg & Stone Island 2-Day Tour — Bio With Wirjo Tours Tours & Trips / Brownsberg — Stone Island 2-Day Tour Brokopondo District · Overnight in the reservoir Brownsberg & Stone Island 2-Day Tour Hike Brownsberg’s rainforest to Leo Falls, then descend to a private peninsula inside the Brokopondo Reservoir for hammocks, campfire stories, and
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Discover where to see sloths in Suriname; easier than you think around Paramaribo and Peperpot Nature Park. A local’s guide to spotting two-toed and three-toed sloths in the wild. If there’s one animal that makes visitors stop, stare, and reach for their cameras in slow motion, it’s the sloth. Suriname, tucked into the Amazon rainforest
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You don’t need to fly deep into the Amazon for jungle photos that stop people scrolling. Just fifteen minutes outside Paramaribo, Peperpot used to be a coffee and cocoa plantation. Nobody’s farmed it in thirty years, so the forest has quietly taken it back and what’s left is this strange, beautiful mix of wild and
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Tucked between the Amazon rainforest and the Atlantic coast, Suriname is one of South America’s most rewarding and most overlooked birdwatching destinations. With over 750 recorded species and more than 93% of the country blanketed in pristine rainforest, it offers an experience increasingly rare elsewhere: world-class birding without the crowds. Must-See Colorful Birds At the
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Deep within the emerald cathedral of Suriname’s Amazon, where sunlight filters through layers of leaves in shifting golden shafts, reigns a predator so powerful and so elusive that even seasoned birdwatchers travel thousands of miles just for a glimpse. This is the Harpy Eagle — Harpia harpyja — and to see one in the wild
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Discover the Wild Wonders of Suriname Deep in the emerald heart of South America lies Suriname, one of the world’s last truly wild frontiers. Nearly 90% covered by pristine rainforest, this small nation is home to an astonishing array of wildlife found almost nowhere else on Earth. From the powerful jaguar prowling silent jungle trails
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Research has shown that animals that are active during the day and other species that are active both during the day and at night, in particular, adapt their behaviour in areas with many tourists and/or vehicles. On 2 June, a publication was published on the influence of tourism – both walkers and vehicles –
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All you need to know about sea turtles Seven species of sea turtles can be found in every ocean around the world. From leatherbacks to loggerheads, six of the seven species are threatened or endangered at the hand of humans. Below you can learn about each of the species including their biology, ecology, threats, and
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Suriname is tropical with roughly four seasons in the north. There are short rains from early December to early February, then a short dry season into March and April. The major rainy season starts in late April until mid August, with May and June the wettest months. The long dry season runs from mid August
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