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Danpaati River Lodge

  • Danpaati River Lodge
  • Danpaati River Lodge
  • Danpaati River Lodge
  • Danpaati River Lodge
  • Danpaati River Lodge
  • Danpaati River Lodge
  • Danpaati River Lodge
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Danpaati River Lodge is a delightful property with wooden cabins set on the shores of a remote island on the Amazonian Suriname river.

Danpaati River Lodge is set in an exceptionally remote and tranquil spot on an island in the Suriname river, fringed by Amazonian rainforest. Located close to the Maroon village of Dan, famed for its unique culture where African traditions and rituals have been preserved, the lodge is deeply integrated into the local community, and coordinates projects with 12 villages in the vicinity, including a media centre for children. The lodge welcomes visitors offering accommodation for couples, families and groups in a variety of spacious A-frame wooden cabins on the waterfront, with amenities including mosquito nets, fresh coffee served in the mornings and unbeatable views from hammocks set on the verandah. There’s a breezy lounge facing the river and a large outdoor pool surrounded by a hardwood yoga deck, with access to one of the few areas of the Suriname river where it is safe to swim.

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What our clients say

  • Wasn't much of a Palermo tour but the food was excellent just got better and better. Good to share with a bigger group. The guide was a real character. Engaging.

    MW, Oldham Dec 2015
  • Most memorable aspect: “All aspects of the Coffee Zone trip and the hike into the Valle de Cocora” 

    GG, Banff Jul 2012
  • Watched group of giant river otters for quite some time which was excellent

    PJF, Edenbridge Sep 2015
  • Well worth the journey to get there. The guides were very knowledgeable and understanding to the needs of guests. We thoroughly enjoyed hiking, snorkelling and evening walks. Had we stayed…

    AH, Bedworth Feb 2018
  • “ Brazil is a huge diverse country with many cultural and historical influences. We wanted on our relatively short holiday to travel around and experience a little of its diversity.…

    MC Teddington Nov 2013
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