After breakfast, you will travel by dugout canoe to Djumu, where, accompanied by an experienced guide, you will explore the village and go on an extensive forest walk. During this walk, you will learn about the fascinating flora and fauna around you. You will have the opportunity to take a trek of around two hours to the Ananas Mountains, where you will walk through the jungle to this 219-metre-high mountain. Wild pineapples still grow here, which you can admire, particularly during the season. After this strenuous walk, you’ll enjoy a relaxing boat trip to the Tapawatra rapids, situated at the confluence of the Gran and Piking Rio rivers.

The three-day tour begins early in the morning at around half past five with a boat trip on the river, where you can enjoy the sound of birdsong whilst sipping a delicious cup of coffee or tea. After breakfast, you’ll travel to Pikinslee to visit the Maroon Museum, after which you’ll return to Paramaribo. For guests on the four-day tour, there’s an opportunity to relax at the resort after breakfast. You will then set off by dugout canoe to the village of Semoisi or Massiah for an in-depth village visit, where you’ll gain a good insight into the way of life, customs and traditions of the locals. In the afternoon, you can swim in the river and visit a small farm. In the evening, with a bit of luck, you may spot caimans on the river.

You’ll set off at half past five in the morning for the coffee tour. During the boat trip, you’ll enjoy a cup of coffee or tea whilst watching the early morning hustle and bustle of the local residents along the river and spotting birds. After breakfast, you’ll have time to relax, after which you’ll travel by dugout canoe to Pikinslee to visit the Maroon Museum. You’ll then return to Paramaribo by dugout canoe and bus.