This tour offers a magical blend of history and wildlife. Commewijne lies at the Commewijne River, right opposite the capital city Paramaribo. The tour takes you along former colonial plantations of which most are now abandoned and no longer active. These plantations, relics of Suriname's colonial past, were once thriving centers of sugarcane, coffee, and cocoa production. The capital of the district is New Amsterdam. Some old plantations on the right bank are: plantation Rust & Werk, plantation Frederiksdorp.
The journey begins as you step aboard a traditional tent boat. The riverbanks are adorned with lush tropical vegetation. The friendly and inquisitive river dolphins are known for their curious antics, often swimming alongside the boat, providing an unforgettable encounter with nature. The local guides accompanying you on this adventure will share fascinating insights into the rich history and cultural heritage of this place, providing a deeper understanding of Suriname's past and present.
So, if you find yourself in Suriname, make sure to add this extraordinary boat tour to your itinerary. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, history buff, or just looking for a unique and peaceful escape, this journey promises an unparalleled experience that will touch your heart and soul.
Start: 09.00am from Leonsberg
Return time: between 15pm and 16pm at Leonsberg
Departure: everyday with a minimum of 2 persons
Price per person: EUR 59 (Tax included)