Themed tours and activities French Guiana

What a marvellous sight the flight of red ibises in the twilight! These majestic bipeds make their home in the Sinnamary estuary, where hundreds of ibises gather to feast at night. Joseph, a passionate guide, will take you in his pirogue to the front row of this moving moment: the flight of groups of these magnificent birds is enchanting. Don't forget to dress appropriately and take your mosquito repellent: between dog and wolf, mosquitoes attack!

The Groupe d'études et de protection des oiseaux en Guyane regularly organizes birdwatching outings for the general public, and its members will certainly be able to guide you or give you explanations on a particular bird. Keep up to date with news and events on their website. Here are a few tips from GEPOC: always allow enough time to get home before dark, and bring an electric torch with you. And if you're unfamiliar with the region, be sure to bring someone with you!

Since 1994, this association has been involved in the study and conservation of Guiana's fauna, conducting programs on emblematic endangered species. It is particularly active in the protection of turtles and their nesting grounds: a team of guides supervises egg-laying and advises walkers (don't hesitate to talk to them, they're real turtle enthusiasts!). It also manages the Salines natural site on Montjoly beach and conducts environmental education initiatives throughout French Guiana.