• Leonsberg - The starting point for the boat journey.
• Fort Nieuw Amsterdam - Constructed in the 18th century, this fort was designed to protect plantations from external threats. Over time, it transitioned from a military role to various other uses. Presently, it serves as an open-air museum, playing a significant role in Suriname’s cultural heritage.
• Rust en Werk Plantage - Located in the Commewijne district of Suriname, this former plantation dates back to the colonial era, focusing on sugar and coffee production. Initially, labor was provided by enslaved individuals, later replaced by indentured workers. Today, it stands as a testament to Suriname’s complex plantation history.
• Frederiksdorp - Initially dedicated to coffee and cocoa cultivation, this plantation was part of the colonial system. After a period of decline, it was restored, preserving its historic structures. Now, Frederiksdorp is a cultural heritage site and a popular tourist attraction in Suriname.
• Johan & Margaretha - Established during the colonial era, this plantation primarily produced coffee and cocoa. Today, it serves as a historical reminder of Commewijne’s plantation past and development.
• Commewijne River - This boat journey offers views of distinctive plantation houses, old docks, and lush riverbanks. For centuries, the river was crucial for transporting agricultural goods and people. Today, a trip along the Commewijne provides a unique blend of nature, history, and culture.

• Private transportation
• Carbonated beverages
• Admission fees
• Bottled water
• Lunch
• Snacks
• An experienced tour guide

• Alcoholic beverages

Starting from the office, the journey will proceed along Anton Drachtenweg towards Leonsberg. This route is lined with stunning homes and is recognized as one of the most prestigious neighborhoods in Paramaribo.

The trip will continue from Leonsberg by wooden tent boat to Fort Nieuw-Amsterdam, which hosts the historic open-air museum. This fort was constructed by Dutch colonists in 1734 at a strategic point to safeguard the plantations from English and French threats. Following this visit, the journey will proceed to the former Rust and Werk plantation, where a fishing village and remnants of colonial coffee and sugar plantations can be explored. Visitors can observe the traditional lifestyle of the descendants of indentured laborers.

The subsequent destination is the charming old Frederiksdorp coffee plantation, where the beautifully restored buildings now function as hotel accommodations. On the return journey, there will be a stop at the Johan and Margaretha plantation, which is currently utilized by local farmers for cultivating various crops, including cassava, bananas, and peppers.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.