French Guiana

Featuring 83,534 square kilometers of virgin forest lands, the exceptionally rich natural heritage of French Guiana displays 1,300 species of flora, 190 species of mammals, 720 species of exotic birds, and over 480 species of fishes which provide one of the last greatest Amazonian wildernesses worth exploring. An attractive South American paradise, eagerly sought by adventure seekers, nature lovers and the eco-tourists, French Guiana showcases an abundance of rainforests, waterfalls and an amazing wildlife interestingly coupled with a rich heritage, a vibrant indigenous culture and some of the most-friendly people on earth.

Tourism activities in French Guiana include trekking, hiking, fishing, bird-watching, bathing, and relaxing within well staffed and surprisingly equipped camps in the wild, some of which are only accessible through boats on river routes. This pristine Amazon adventure boasts of an irresistible combination of comfort and adventure well supported by a progressively growing tourism industry.