Tebu Top Expedition

The tour is moderate to challenging, especially the Tebutop climb on Day 6. It involves hiking, river navigation, and walking through uneven rainforest terrain. Fitness and stamina are recommended.

The climb is approximately 2.5 hours to the summit, with breathtaking panoramic views of the rainforest. There is also an alternative activity for those who prefer not to climb.

• Comfortable hiking shoes and clothes

• Backpack with water, snacks, and rain gear

• Sun protection: hat, sunglasses, sunscreen

• Insect repellent

• Swimwear for rivers and waterfalls

• Camera for stunning scenery

Yes! Most meals are included and reflect local Maroon and Indigenous cuisine. Water and light snacks are recommended during hikes and river trips.

You will stay in comfortable lodges or authentic hammock camps, depending on the location. Some nights are in traditional huts on stilts or simple river camps.

Children can join if they are physically capable of walking and hiking, especially for Day 6. Always check with us about age recommendations.

Yes, local guides accompany the group throughout the expedition. They share stories about the rainforest, Marron culture, Indigenous villages, and ensure your safety.

Absolutely! Many rivers and waterfalls along the route, including Granda Futu and Lelygebergte waterfalls, are perfect for cooling off after hikes.

• Bus transfers from Paramaribo to Albina

• Boat rides along the Marowijne and Tapanahony Rivers

• Local river boats to reach remote villages

• Flight back from Apetina to Paramaribo at the end of the expedition

Yes, villages like Apetina and others along the route offer local crafts and souvenirs made by Indigenous and Maroon communities.

Mobile phone reception is very limited, and there is no Wi-Fi at camp. This is a perfect opportunity to disconnect and enjoy nature. Wi-Fi can be added as an optional extra to your tour package upon request.