Frequently Asked Questions

Is it possible to visit Kabalebo Nature Resort with both young and old tourists?

Kabalebo Nature Resort is suitable for children. They can play under supervision on the field, swim in the pool, and enjoy observing the many animals at the resort.

Older guests are also welcome at the lodge. However, please keep in mind that it is located deep in the jungle and reached by small aircraft. If any guest has mobility challenges or requires special assistance, please let us know when booking so we can advise and make arrangements.

Please note that temperatures during both the short and long dry seasons can be high, which may be challenging for both young and older guests.

There is no mobile coverage at Kabalebo Nature Resort. However you are still connected by satellite phone.

For a fee it is possible to use our satellite phone, from which you can call to any number.

The resort has both 110V and 220V electricity. All rooms are equipped with American-style power outlets.

No, there are no mosquito nets over the beds. However, all room windows are fitted with mosquito netting.

Each room has:

  • Bath soap
  • Shampoo
  • Bath towels
  • A safe

Yes, rain ponchos are available.

No. Payments can only be made in cash.

Refrigerators are only available in the Suites and River Cabins. Standard rooms have a refrigerator in the common area.

Yes. Extra luggage can be dropped off with us and will be securely stored at our office.

The domestic airport is located at Doekhieweg #3.

You will need to bring along your passport and your tour voucher.

No. Please use bottled water or water from the water dispenser only.

No, there is no Malaria near Kabalebo Nature Resort. However, there are still areas in the rain-forest of Suriname where malaria is prevalent.

If apart from our lodge you’ll be traveling to other locations within the interior we advise you to check with the health center in your country.

The two biggest airlines flying to Suriname are the SLM – Surinam Airways and the KLM – Dutch Airlines.

These two companies maintain the MID-Atlantic routes and carry out the flights from and to Europe and America.

Smaller airlines such as Insel Air, Caribbean Airlines and DAE maintain the Caribbean routes. Specific information about the airfares and travel schedules can be found at your travel agent or on the website of the airlines.

Currently Suriname issues tourist cards in order to ease travel to the country. These cards can be purchased at the Suriname embassy or consulate or upon arrival in Suriname. Check out a visa page to see whether you’re eligible for such a tourist card.

The international airport Johan Pengel Airport is about an hour drive from the Suriname’s capital city Paramaribo. There are plenty cabs at the airport but you can also arrange your airport transfer upfront. The Kabalebo Nature Resort team gladly assists with this.

Suriname can also be can be reached over land from Guyana and French Guyana. These trips are a bit longer (about a four hour drive inland) and more demanding, but along the way you’ll get to see a lot of our beautiful country.