Guiana Amazonian Park

Guiana Amazonian Park

Guiana Amazonian Park is a vast expanse of tropical rainforest in French Guiana, offering unique biodiversity and rare wildlife species to outdoor enthusiasts and nature observers.

8,300,000
Acres Protected
Varies
Miles of Trails
Limited
Annual Visitors
2007
Year Established

About Guiana Amazonian Park

Guiana Amazonian Park
 

Guiana Amazonian Park, located in French Guiana, is renowned for its expansive tropical rainforest that forms part of the Amazon Rainforest. Covering an impressive area, this national park is a sanctuary for diverse wildlife, including jaguars, giant otters, and numerous bird species. The park's terrain includes lowland rainforests, rivers, and mountains, offering a unique ecological variety. Established to protect this region's invaluable ecosystems, the park also preserves indigenous cultures, providing insights into their traditional ways of living in harmony with nature. Recreational activities in the park range from hiking and bird watching to exploring the cultural sites of indigenous communities. Guests can navigate the Sinamary River or venture into challenging terrains that promise encounters with the park’s unique flora and fauna. Those visiting are often fascinated by the untouched beauty of this natural environment and the opportunity it presents to experience the raw wilderness of the Amazon.

Highlights

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Hiking along the Oyapock River for glimpses of rare wildlife

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Unique ecosystem with high biodiversity including endemic species

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Visits to indigenous communities to learn about local culture

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Exploring the Pic Coudreau, a high summit offering breathtaking views

Notable Natural Features

Pic Coudreau

A prominent peak that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding rainforest and serves as a challenging excursion or climb for adventurers.

Oyapock River

A major river that provides opportunities for canoeing and wildlife observation along its banks.

Indigenous Villages

Communities within the park where visitors can learn about traditional customs and lifestyles.