Discover the best attractions and experiences Commewijne River Valley has to offer
Explore the legacies of the colonial era along the Commewijne River, from forts to riverfront architecture.
A well-preserved fortress guarding the mouth of the Suriname River with panoramic views.
Ruins and remnants of colonial-era plantations that tell stories of Suriname's plantation history.
Historic colonial-era houses and quay structures lining the riverfront.
Learn about the region's plantation history, river life, and colonial era in small museums.
Exhibits about regional history, plantation life, and river culture.
A restored plantation house illustrating domestic life in colonial times.
Small exhibits on navigation and commerce along the Commewijne.
Religious sites reflect the diverse communities along the river.
A historic parish serving the local community with traditional architecture.
Ruined church structures that hint at the area’s 18th–19th century faith communities.
Nature reserves and landscaped plantations offer a break from the river towns.
Scenic trails along the river featuring mangroves, birds, and peaceful viewpoints.
Relaxed, scenic ride past historic plantations and river views.
Quaint towns and riverfront communities such as Nieuw Amsterdam and surrounding villages.
Historic river town with a laid-back vibe and colonial-era architecture.
Spread-out communities along the river offering a look at local life.
Low-cost ways to soak in the region’s scenery and everyday life.
Simple ride that connects riverbank communities and opens up plantation visits.
Flat, scenic paths with views of plantations and the water.
Relaxing end to a day with gentle breezes and river scenery.
Taste Suriname’s regional flavors inspired by river-town life.
A traditional potato-based dish commonly found in river town eateries.
A staple meal in Suriname eateries across the Commewijne region.
Local catches prepared in simple, flavorful ways.
Evenings in river villages bring local markets, music, and community vibes.
Local markets come alive after dark with music and street food.
Occasional performances during festivals and gatherings.
Cultural experiences and scenic tours that highlight the area’s character.
Leisure cruises offering river scenery and plantation history.
Local dances and storytelling during events.
Get active with water and land-based pursuits along the river.
Calm-water adventure suitable for beginners.
Flat, scenic rides through villages and farms.
Discover lesser-known spots and hidden histories beyond the main towns.
Off-the-beaten-path ruins that tell stories of former plantations.
Quiet spots with waterbirds and tropical birds.