Discover the best attractions and experiences Atjoni has to offer
Explore remnants of Suriname's river frontier and colonial history along the Atjoni area.
Ruins of colonial era forts along the Maroni River, offering a glimpse into frontier defense and trade.
Crumbling timber structures along the river mark former hubs of river-based commerce.
Small museums showcase the region's river life, crafts, and indigenous culture.
A local museum highlighting Wayana and riverine cultures, with crafts and exhibits.
Collection of artifacts and stories from communities along the river.
Quiet sanctuaries and riverside chapels reflect community life.
A simple parish church serving the riverfront community.
A peaceful waterfront chapel with views over the water.
Protected green spaces that showcase Surinameโs riverine forests.
Protected rainforest along the river, home to diverse birds and wildlife.
Guided canopy walk offering views of treetops and wildlife.
Experience the rhythm of life along the river through small communities.
Waterfront hub with shops, markets, and friendly locals.
Clustered stilt houses along the Maroni offering authentic local flavor.
Simple pleasures that donโt require an entry fee.
Start the day with golden reflections on calm river waters.
Spot toucans, parrots, and kingfishers along the shore.
Taste the flavors of Suriname with river-fresh ingredients and Creole influences.
Try traditional cassava breads baked in local ovens.
A hearty stew made with fresh river fish and local herbs.
Mangosteen, soursop, and other local fruits.
Casual evenings by the water with local music and company.
Relaxed waterfront bars with casual vibes.
Live, intimate music featuring regional rhythms.
Cultural showcases and river adventures for all ages.
Dance, storytelling, and music celebrating local heritage.
A gentle cruise with wildlife spotting and sunset views.
Water sports and community games on the river and in nearby habitats.
Calm paddling along the river with wildlife sightings.
Try traditional river fishing techniques with locals.
Ventures into deeper rainforest and authentic community stays.
A daytime hike into primary forest with a guide.
Stay with a Wayana or local community to learn daily life.