Bestemming Su - Latin Dance Vakantie

Due to the nature of this trip and of the country, unforeseen circumstances may occur, which means that the program can not be fully implemented as planned. In consultation with the local counselor and contact person, consultations are sought and solutions are sought in such cases.

Paramaribo is malaria free, but not all places in the interior. The places of our jungle trip are Malaria free. However, you are free to take Malaria tablets anyway. Dengue (dengue fever) also occurs. In addition, we recommend vaccinations against DTP and hepatitis A. Consult your local GGD.

Although the hygienic conditions in Suriname are reasonable to good, it is wise to pay some attention to what you eat and drink. To protect you from mosquitoes, we advise you to take an anti-mosquito agent with the DEET component (40 to 50%). Mosquito nets are present at all accommodations where we spend the night inland.

Suriname is a safe tourist destination. Just like in the Netherlands and at any other destination, you also have to be on your guard in Suriname.
Occasionally tourists have to deal with petty crime such as pickpocketing. It is not wise to have a lot of money in your pocket or to walk around with lots of jewelry. Pay attention to your things when many people are close to each other or walk, such as at the bus stations and around the Central Market. Do not just walk in poorly lit and dark deserted streets at night.

The voltage in Suriname is 110 volts.

Free Wi-Fi is available in the hotel. Also in the center of Paramaribo are a number of locations with free WiFi. All devices can be recharged wherever we go. However, during the jungle tour this can only be between 18.30 and 23.30 hours.

Virtually all locations (including in the jungle) where we are located are mobile telephone reception. For your iPad or other telephones with internet connection I recommend to buy a Surinam SIM card. See also two countries sim card here.