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2-Day Jodensavanne and Overbridge from Paramaribo
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Reviewed January 15, 2024

Marina is really a great guide! I really learned a lot from her about the Jewish history in Jodensavanne. She is also deeply caring about her every guest. We will definitely visit you again, Marina! Please take care.

Date of experience: January 2024
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Reviewed October 26, 2023

very nice trip with good explanation from Marina Dacosta about the origins and decline of the Jodensavana. The best guided toer we had during our trip to Suriname

Date of experience: October 2023
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Reviewed August 17, 2023 via mobile

Interesting historical site consisting of graves, the ruins of a synagogue, and a small museum. It can easily be visited independently. Entry fee SRD 200 pp in 2023. The road there is very good until the bridge. Thereafter it’s 3km on a dirt road (well-maintained). Note that Google Maps might not show you the most direct way (which is via the MLK Highway).

Date of experience: August 2023
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Reviewed December 7, 2020 via mobile

This is a fascinating little stop if you’re visiting Suriname. It was especially interesting to me since I’m Jewish. You can walk through a gravesite of former slaves and their families and contrast it with the Jewish gravesite with stones dating back to the 1600s. It was all surprisingly well labeled and very informative with plaques written in English and Dutch. It takes about a half hour to see it all, and then you can go down the road 7 minutes for a gorgeous swim in Blaka Watre.

Date of experience: December 2020
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Reviewed March 3, 2019

We stopped here by boat and were pleasantly surprised to see that the area was so well maintained; it looked overgrown from the waterfront. There is plenty of information about its history and it is nice walking around the ruins of the synagogue and the cemetery knowing this history.

Date of experience: February 2019
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