Sipaliwini District
Suriname
Region·Remote, Natural, Adventurous
Sipaliwini District, located in the southern part of Suriname, is the largest district in the country, known for its expansive natural landscapes. It is directly administered by the national government in Paramaribo, as it lacks a regional capital. The district's remote and adventurous vibe attracts nature enthusiasts and explorers. Sipaliwini also includes areas disputed with neighboring countries, adding a layer of geopolitical interest to its rich natural offerings.
Highlights
- Largest district in Suriname.
- Direct administration from Paramaribo.
- Vast natural landscapes.
- Disputed areas with neighboring countries.
Things to consider before traveling to Sipaliwini District
- Vast natural landscapes ideal for adventure and exploration.
- Direct administration from Paramaribo without a regional capital.
- Disputed areas with neighboring countries.
Tips
Exploration
Sipaliwini is perfect for those who enjoy exploring vast natural landscapes.
Administration
The district is directly managed by the national government in Paramaribo.
Borders
Be aware of disputed areas with Guyana and French Guiana when visiting.
Wildlife
The region is rich in biodiversity, making it ideal for wildlife enthusiasts.
Travel advice
Spring
Spring offers a mild climate ideal for exploring the natural landscapes of Sipaliwini.
Summer
Summer can be hot and humid, but it's a great time for adventurous outdoor activities.
Fall
Fall is a pleasant time to visit with fewer tourists and comfortable weather.
Winter
Winter remains warm, providing a good opportunity for wildlife viewing and exploration.
Essentials
Currency
SRD $
Average Cost
$50-$100 p/day
Languages Spoken
Dutch, English
Best Time to Visit
April-June, September-November
Location
Sipaliwini District, Suriname