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French Guiana Holidays and Festivals
Festivals in French Guiana are celebrated with lots of cheerful traditions, cultural performances, music, drinking, and all-day feasts. Most events are based on religious observances and origins, but there are also many secular celebrations. The months of January and February come alive with Mard...
French Guiana — History and Culture
The local culture is heavily influenced by the French, though ethnic traditions are well preserved in Amerindian settlements. Minorities and indigenous groups contribute to the diversity of cultures in the territory, having maintained their dress and religious beliefs. The majority of French Guia...
French Guiana — Visas and Vaccinations
Australian, British, Canadian, US, and EU citizens do not need visas for a trip to French Guiana as a tourist and providing you have proof of a return ticket, you can stay in the territory for up to three months. You must possess yellow fever vaccination certificate and your passport must be vali...
French Guiana — Weather
French Guiana enjoys a tropical climate and experiences two distinct seasons. The weather is consistent with very little change throughout the year. Average temperatures are a pleasant 73°F. The wet season typically starts in December and lasts until July. The month of May receives the most preci...
French Guiana — Travel Tips
Language French is the official language in the territory although other tongues are also spoken. Regional languages such as French Guiana Creole and Amerindian (including Palijur, Arawak, Wayana, Emerillon, Wayampi, and Kali’na) are still used alongside Maroon dialects like Aluku, Paramaccan, Nd...
French Guiana — Airports
Cayenne is the international gateway into French Guiana. It is home to the airport and the main seaport, providing convenient access to the territory. Cayenne-Felix Eboue Airport is in the Matoury commune about eight miles from downtown. The airport is served by a number of airlines, including Ai...
French Guiana — Transportation
French Guiana Taxis and Car Rental Public transportation is limited in French Guiana, but is enough to cater to the local populace, as well as the tourists. Taxis are available in Cayenne, Remire-Montjoly, Matoury, Kouru and other major towns. Cabs are the best way to get around, especially if yo...
French Guiana — Shopping and Leisure
French Guiana is a brilliant place for shopping, especially if you are into unique curios and local crafts. The towns have a number of places to buy all kinds of products from electronics to gifts, clothing, jewelry, gold ornaments, and of course, souvenirs. If you are serious about shopping, do ...
French Guiana — Food and Restaurants
The cooking style of French Giana clearly shows its rich ethnic background. Gastronomic influences include neighboring South American nations and naturally, the French, but distinct tastes from Asian culinary giants such as the Chinese, Vietnamese and Indonesians are also evident. Eating out is a...
French Guiana — Attractions
French Giana has its own share of eco-tourism destinations, being home to an incredible stretch of Amazonian rainforests that are alive with a stunning selection of flora and fauna. Winding rivers pierce through the jungles, while the coast offers pleasant beaches and serves as a strategic starti...