Suriname Travel Blogs

Browse travel blogs from Suriname below. Suriname travel blogs, travel journals, and travelogues are written by fellow travelers and provide an invaluable firsthand perspective in helping to plan your travels to Suriname.

#1 of 31 Suriname travel blogs
Paramaribo
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Mar 19, 2009 – Apr 02, 2009
After one more relaxing day in Paramaribo is was time to fly back home again. Suriname was a great experience!
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#2 of 31 Suriname travel blogs
19 Hours drive into Amazon Jungle to Blanche Marie Waterfalls
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Mar 18, 2009
Journey..hmmmm...sounds epic! well, the trip started with waking up at 3am. Getting ready, with gasoline tanks, cloths and all we needed onto my pickup truck and head down to gas station. Filled up the car tank full, filled up the extra back-up 20 Gallon tanks, around 8 tanks. Quickly made a pit st…
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#3 of 31 Suriname travel blogs
Easter celebration with lots of laughters and fun
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Jan 23, 2009
Easter, yes, we gathered at my Dutch Family, H & O house in Paramaribo where they were kind enough to cook and host as the geologist is more fond of cooking than rocks. We brought what we can including ourselves. We helped where we can especially watching them both cook, so much fun watching. …
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#4 of 31 Suriname travel blogs
Saramacca river
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Jun 07, 2008 – Jul 15, 2008
Together with my brother, his two friends, and two cousins we went on al little boattrip on the Saramacca river. First we had to unload the boat (or not me, the men) at haarlem and the next day we took off at Santigron for a day on the river. Although it is the rainingseason, it was a nice day with…
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#5 of 31 Suriname travel blogs
Suriname South America
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Sep 03, 2007 – May 01, 2008
Suriname was formerly known as Nederlands Guyana or Dutch Guiana. Suriname is situated between French Guiana to the east and Guyana to the west. The southern border is shared with Brazil and the northern border is the Atlantic coast. It was such a surprise to know that there are Filipinos here in …
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#6 of 31 Suriname travel blogs
Arrived at the School
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Jul 06, 2008
Hy Everyone, Whell mondaynight i have arrived here in Suriname and was picked up by the brother of my uncle. With him i stayt untill friday morning than i left for Moengo futher up north here in Suriname. The people here are verry nice and open to me and thats verry …
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#7 of 31 Suriname travel blogs
Glider Planes and Club in Suriname SA
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Jan 23, 2009
I would like to also thank the Glider Club in Suriname for the fantastic experience gained. It was unbelievable when I think of it now that I have flown in one over the landscape in Suriname, South America. I would recommend anyone there to try it out if you are staying there long as the club memb…
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#8 of 31 Suriname travel blogs
Earlier.....
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Feb 08, 2008 – May 22, 2008
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1 year mark So i've been in Suriname for 1 year! One down, one to go. People keep telling me it gets easier after the first year......i'm still waiting for that to happen. A pack of wild boars ran near my village and the guys got about 14 of them, it fed the whole village for almost a week. …
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#9 of 31 Suriname travel blogs
Loiri or Luiard or Sloth
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Feb 05, 2006 – Jan 20, 2009
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Many smiled at these photographs and asked me what are these animals. I first saw a sloth, a cute animal on the Ganggaram Panday Weg, a dirt road leading to the oilfield where I worked in Suriname. While on my way back from work actually, I was driving my car with a colleague ( a Surinamese) and we…
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#10 of 31 Suriname travel blogs
Most Unique Butterflies I saw: Suriname Travel Photos
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Sep 16, 2006 – Sep 17, 2006
I have seen many interesting species (animals) in South America and this one I have to point out. It shows how simple simply evolution or adaptation takes place. These are the butterflies I saw in Suriname, enroute to a beautiful place called Blanche Marie, a waterfall, 12 to 19 hours driving journey depending on the weather. Enjoy it.
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#11 of 31 Suriname travel blogs
My Piranha catching trip in Suriname: Suriname Travel Photos
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Jan 27, 2007
Ya, a wonderful boat trip with family. We threw our baits out with our fishing rod hanging esp. mine by the outboard engine and we cooked, eat and while playing cards, I heard my rod moved and rushed to catch it. Pull and pull, walla it is a piranha, a beauty. My buddy helped and caught with a net and within seconds, it bit through the net and got us all scared. We later released the beauty. Wonderful experience.
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#12 of 31 Suriname travel blogs
Family visit Suriname, Santigron
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Dec 27, 2005
   Together with my parents and brother we went to Surinam for three weeks to celebrate the new year there and visit our family. We stayed mostly on Santigron, a village near Paramaribo. The village is partly an original Marron village next to a river with wooden huts, wells, traditional …
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#13 of 31 Suriname travel blogs
My first steps in Suriname.
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Jun 06, 2009 – Jun 29, 2009
Unfortunately the trip is already over, time to head back to Zanderij airport. You have to be there early (KLM policy) but the airport is fun, the departure hall is actually outside, there's music, food, nice people, and ofcourse a Parbo Djogo ;)Here I said goodbye to a great taxidriver who I will …
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#14 of 31 Suriname travel blogs
An Angel in my Life Esperanca: Suriname Travel Photos
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Jan 01, 2005
Esperanca - Hope. The name of a beautiful angel I have met in Suriname and become part a family. Introducing, Esperanca, a very smart kid with BIG HEART. This is her birthday and her proud parents Patrick Woei and Eve, has the best restaurant in town - Spice Quest, Paramaribo, Suriname. So much to say about her. Once, i opened my car door and tugged her in with seat belt and before I get into my driver seat, she got off and opened the door for me instead. An Angel.
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#15 of 31 Suriname travel blogs
Brownsberg, a wonderful mountain terrain with waterfalls
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Jan 21, 2009
It was a fine saturday and we decided, what's the heck, let's hit the roads and go to Brownsberg - a peaceful place out away from the daily life. So we packed and packed and packed and up up up and away. My 'mommy' drove with me while the other 2 'old man' drove in another. We raced along the red …
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