French Guiana’s Cacao Market by Boat with Wayki Village
A boat ride to the village of Cacao, in French Guiana, has culinary ties to Belgium and Asia, with nature, shopping, and culture in one great day-trip.
Although geographically located in South America, French Guiana is an overseas territory of France. Thus, it has all the same rights (and obligations) as any other department. However, it does have the advantage of being just north of the equator and extremely bio-diverse!
Alison travelled to French Guiana to uncover the secrets of this South American gem and was taken by surprise. Although not a typical tourist destination (especially for non-French speakers) the flora, fauna, and food are definitely worth the visit.
Follow along with our series of articles in partnership with Atout France Belgium and Tourisme Guyane to learn more about this enchanting and diverse destination. Be sure to check out the hashtag #FrenchOverseasAwards for more photos and stories from French Guiana.
A boat ride to the village of Cacao, in French Guiana, has culinary ties to Belgium and Asia, with nature, shopping, and culture in one great day-trip.
French Guiana is France’s most biodiverse region but it can be hard to spot species in the wild. We share 3 easy ways to see Guyane’s nature up close and personal.
The Réserve Naturelle des Marais de Kaw-Roura is France’s second largest nature reserve and a heaven for bird-watchers and nature lovers. I took a boat into this flooded savannah in French Guiana.
Today I share where to stay and where and what to eat when you visit the French Overseas Territory of French Guiana. Warning – Don’t read this post on an empty stomach!
With a rich diversity of both nature and culture, French Guiana has plenty to offer curious travellers – including a few surprises.