AI generatedKabalebo
Suriname · Sipaliwini · 100 m
Short description of Kabalebo
Kabalebo is a lodge on its own river in the far west of Suriname with nobody living for a hundred kilometres in any direction, and the airstrip it sits beside was cut in the 1960s under Operation Grasshopper to survey the interior. The flight from Zorg en Hoop takes an hour and there is no other way in. Trips are sold in four, five and eight day blocks because that is how the flights work. Granite hills rise out of the canopy, the river runs in rapids and falls, and the birdlist is the reason most guests come.
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Best time to visit: February – April or September – November
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All highlights and sightsBeta
- Flight in over uninhabited rainforest
- Birdwatching on the forest trails
- Climbing the granite hills above the canopy
- Rapids and falls of the Kabalebo river
- Boat trips upriver from the lodge
- Fishing for peacock bass
- Night walks for frogs and cats
- Swimming in the river pools
- Canopy and creek trails from the airstrip
- Lodge terrace over the water