Galibi, a 4,000-hectare nature reserve on the Atlantic coast at the mouth of the Marowijne River in Suriname, is world-famous for its legendary sea turtles, which lay their eggs at night during high tide. This unique area combines unspoilt beaches with authentic Caribbean indigenous villages, where traditional fishing boats bob alongside the coastal village. Discover the rich culture of Galibi with its traditional piaka canoes, handcrafted wickerwork and centuries-old fishing techniques. The three-day tour also takes you to French Guiana, where you’ll explore the fascinating history of the former Saint Laurent du Maroni penal colony.