2023年8月20日 · Discover Galibi Nature Reserve, a hidden gem for turtle lovers. Explore its stunning landscapes, diverse flora and fauna, and vital role in turtle conservation. Get ready to embark on a captivating journey in this turtle lover's paradise.

Galibi Nature Reserve is world famous as a nesting site for endangered sea turtles. Four species come ashore to lay their eggs between February and August. The nearby Amerindian villages of Christiannkondre and Langemankondre can also be visited, giving you an opportunity to purchase Carib indian artwork.

First of all, Galibi is a small paradise with a gorgeous and relatively well maintained and cleaned eastern facing beach - great sunrises! There are 3-4 rather basic guesthouse style accomodations which are run by native Indian families ... the Kadaru lodge, the Myrysji lodge, the Urusji lodge. Food is prepared for you.

On Suriname's eastern shoulder, Galibi Nature Reserve faces French Guiana across the Marowijne River. Here, hordes of sea turtles, including the giant leatherback, crowd the beaches during egg-laying season (April through August).

The main attraction is the Galibi Nature Reserve. There is a beach at the mouth of the Marowijne River on the Atlantic Ocean. This section also has a small zoo and tourist shop. Tourists come to Galibi largely to see the Leatherback sea turtle.

2025年1月23日 · Galibi Nature Reserve in Suriname offers a unique experience for backpackers seeking a remote and untouched natural environment. Located on the northeastern coast of South America, this reserve is home to diverse wildlife, including sea …

Facing French Guiana at the estuary of Maroni River, Galibi Nature Reserve is an ecological hotspot. The merging of the Maroni river's mighty waters with the Atlantic results in a rich biodiversity. The spotlight, however, is hogged by the thousands of …

2023年7月19日 · Located on the northeastern coast of South America, the Galibi Nature Reserve is home to four different species of sea turtles: the leatherback, green, hawksbill, and loggerhead turtles. This protected area covers over 400 square kilometers, providing a safe haven for these endangered reptiles.

Established in 1969, the Galibi Nature Reserve covers about 400 hectares, hosts four important sea turtle species, and attracts a steady flow of tourists from the United States and elsewhere. It is also an integral part of the ancestral territory of the Lower Marowijne River Kalinya people.