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Surinam Tourism Foundation Dr JF Nassylaan 2, Paramaribo, Surinam PO Box 656, Paramaribo, Surinam
Embassy of the Republic of Surinam Alexander Gogelweg 2, 2517 JH The Hague, The Netherlands Tel: (70) 365 0844. Fax: (70) 361 7445.
Consulaat-Generaal van de Republiek Surinam De Cuserstraat 11, 1081 CK Amsterdam, The Netherlands Tel: (20) 642 6137. Fax: (20) 646 5311. Website: www.surinfo.org
British Honorary Consulate in Surinam PO Box 1300, Van't Hogerhuysstraat 9-11, Paramaribo, Surinam Tel: 402 870. Fax: 403 515. E-mail: united@sr.net
Embassy of the Republic of Surinam in USA Suite 460, 4301 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20008, USA Tel: (202) 244 7488 or 244 7590-2. Fax: (202) 244 5878. E-mail: embsur@erols.com -- Also deals with enquiries from Canada. Consulate General in: Miami.
Embassy of the United States of America in Surinam Dr Sophie Redmondstraat 129, Paramaribo, Surinam PO Box 1821, Paramaribo, Surinam Tel: 472 900. Fax: 425 788 (consulate). E-mail: embsur@erols.com or consularparama@state.gov www.rep-suriname.org Leave a Comment
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by worldtraveler55 Elmar Reishandboek Suriname ISBN: 90-389-1189-6 4rd Edition 2003 Leave a Comment
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by worldtraveler55 International Travel Maps Surinam and the Guianas ISBN: 1-55341-415-2 scale 1 : 750.000 Leave a Comment
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Make waterproof trips: make sure you have enough plastic bags or other waterproof bags to cover your luggage.
Especcialy in the wild interior it can get a little cold, so long sleeves, and don't forget your raincoat and umbrella. During the rain season the streets in Paramaribo can overflow up to 1 meter!. It's not a bad idea to take your rain boots!
The rain has no mercy in Surinam, so be well prepared, es
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by pjallittle There's that ship again. What a highway! Travel as light as possible, no fancy stuff needed here.
Maybe a light and cheap throwaway poncho, the kind that fold up into little packets. Lightweight clothing otherwise, it is hot and humid and when it rains it really rains. Good footgear, don't skimp here. Protect your feet properly, use the right shoes for the variety of kinds of excursions you might take. The usual re sunblocks for the fair skinned. I have never seen a need to use this stuff but I know that it does work. All of your needs are available locally, so you have to decide how much of it to pack from your home country. Less is better, but it is all a matter of personal preference.
Again, all of these places are reasonably well equipped with really no need to bring things from home unless you have preference for certain brands. Many medications that would ordinarily be prescription drugs at home are sold over the counter in these countries, most being name brands that you would all be familiar with. If you have any doubts, ask for their pharmacy book, they all have them and if you know what you want, they will probably have it, and it will be half what you normally pay for it.
Always bring as many one dollar bills that you can get. This country also uses the Dutch Guilder and if you come here, would bring guilders instead of dollars if coming from European destinations.
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You really have to take a mosquito-net with you. Not every accommodation had own nets so you can use your own if necessary. Leave a Comment
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We do not like to travel with a thick wad of dollars or euros. Unlike what was stated in our 2005 guide book, you can now draw cash in Paramaribo with your Master Card from a score of ATM's of the RBTT bank (RBTT = Royal Bank of Trinidad and Tobago). There is also a RBTT ATM at Nieuw Nickerie. ATM's of other banks only take local cards. Obtain a list of their ATM's at RBTT head office, Kerkplein 1.
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by worldtraveler55 Stinasu. Birds of Paramaribo ISBN: 9-9914-9640-8 2002 Leave a Comment
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by worldtraveler55 Te gast in Suriname ISBN: 90-76888-43-4 2004 Leave a Comment
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by bennieofzo If you're traveling a lot, take a backpack and if you're staying at a hotel a suitcase will do.
Again, this depends on your typ of travel. Some good walking shoes will do.
Take something against dehydration with you. Get the appropriate shots for a travel to Suriname (hepatits,typhus,malaria). Take a small first aid kit with you. Medical supplies are very expensive in Suriname.
Take a musquito net with you to hang above and over your bed.
A lemon scent body stick/oil against the musquitos.
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