SURINAME
Para District Nature and Culture Day Tour from Paramaribo
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At a glance
- Location
- Suriname
- Languages
- en, nl
- Cancellation
- Free cancellation available
- Operated by
- Tourssuriname.com
- Booking
- Instant confirmation, mobile e-ticket
Overview
The Para Tour takes you through the beautiful district of Para, located south of Paramaribo. This area is known for its mining industry and recreational spots, with a varied landscape of savannas, forests, creeks, and rivers. Many Surinamese visit Para to relax, including at the well-known Colakreek, named after its cola-colored water caused by fallen leaves. The region is mainly inhabited by Maroon communities, and during the tour you will pass several villages. Remnants of the past are still visible, such as former plantations with Biblical names and parts of the historic railway from the gold rush era.
The tour starts in the morning towards Reeberg, where you will visit Suriname Bird Paradise. This is followed by a stop at a woodcarving workshop, where local Maroons create beautiful handmade items. Next, you can relax and swim at Colakreek. The tour continues to Domburg for a short stop before returning to Paramaribo.
What's included
- Carbonated beverages
- Admission fees
- Bottled water
- Lunch
- Snacks
- An experienced tour guide
- In-vehicle air conditioning
What's not included
- Alcoholic beverages
Itinerary
- (2h)
Bird spotting at the Suriname Bird Paradise
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Wood carving
- (2h)
Lunch, relaxing and enjoying nature
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Remains of the locomotive
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Stalls with local fruit and cassava bread
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Stalls for local food
Good to know
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation policy
Free cancellation available — see Viator booking page for exact deadlines and refund terms.
About the operator
Tourssuriname.com operates this experience in Suriname. All bookings are managed and confirmed directly through Viator, the world’s leading marketplace for tours and experiences, ensuring secure payment, instant confirmation, and 24/7 customer support.
Tour information last updated October 5, 2026