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First trip: Cayenne 2–3 nights plus Kourou 2 for the Îles du Salut and, if timed, a rocket launch; add Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni 1–2 by car; the interior is reached only by small plane or river. Get the yellow fever vaccination first — the certificate is checked on arrival.
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Key facts
- Best months
- Mar, Aug–Nov by month →
- Currency
- Euro (EUR)
- Language
- French
- Plugs
- C · E · 220 V
- Time zone
- UTC−3 all year
Rules in force · 3Above 2,500 m (Bogotá, Quito, Cusco, La Paz) keep the fir…
- South America ↗Above 2,500 m (Bogotá, Quito, Cusco, La Paz) keep the first day light; sleep lower where you can (Sacred Valley before Cusco) and descend if headache comes with vomiting or confusion.
- South America ↗A yellow fever certificate is required on arrival in French Guiana, and asked for on some routes into Bolivia, Paraguay, Suriname and Guyana, or when arriving from Amazon areas — vaccinate at least 10 days before travel and carry the card.
- South America ↗Overnight buses are the norm in Argentina, Chile and Peru, but pick top-tier companies and keep valuables on your body; on-board thefts from overhead racks are the common loss.
Entry rules depend on your passport. Full visa guide
Understand in one strip
- Capital
- Cayenne (prefecture); about 300,000 people in the territory
- Language
- French; Guianese Creole, Maroon languages, Hmong, Portuguese, Sranan and Amerindian languages spoken
- Currency
- Euro (EUR)
- Plugs
- Types C and E (French); 220 V 50 Hz
- Driving
- Right-hand side; French rules
- Tipping
- Service included; round up for good service
- Emergency
- 112 · 15 medical · 17 police · 18 fire
- Time zone
- UTC−3 all year
French Guiana is an overseas region and department of France, so it is part of the EU and uses the euro, but it is outside the Schengen area: entry rules follow French rules for overseas territories, which can differ from mainland France. Almost everyone lives on the coast road between Saint-Laurent and Cayenne; the rest is rainforest. Trips break on missing entry documents (above all the yellow fever certificate), on car hire needed for the coast, on French prices, and on river-only access inland.
About French Guiana
A French territory since the 17th century, a penal colony from 1852 to 1953, a department since 1946 and the base of Europe's space programme since 1968. About 300,000 people — Creoles, Maroons, Amerindians, metropolitan French, Hmong, Brazilians, Surinamese, Haitians and Chinese — live on a coast backed by the Amazonian forest, which covers over 95% of the land.
Where's good this month
Dry; rivers low.
Where's good: Coast (Cayenne to Saint-Laurent)
- Coast (Cayenne to Saint-Laurent)Cayenne, Kourou, Sinnamary, Saint-Laurent, Awala-YalimapoGoodGoodbest: dry, mild
Hot and humid, 23–32 °C (73–90 °F). Dry season mid-August–November; the 'petit été de mars' brings a short drier break in March; heaviest rain April–June.Hot and humid, 73–90 °F (23–32 °C). Dry season mid-August–November; the 'petit été de mars' brings a short drier break in March; heaviest rain April–June.
- Interior rainforestSaül, Maripasoula, upper Maroni and OyapockFairFairok: workable
Wetter; river levels drop from September, which makes some rapids harder for canoes by November.
Holidays and festivals in November
- All Saints · 1–2 Nov — Cemeteries lit with candles.
- Armistice Day · 11 Nov — Closures.
Pick a route
Space and prisons
- Cayenne, 3 nightsArrival + day plans
- Kourou, 2 nightsNo guide yet
- Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni, 2 nightsNo guide yet
Check launch dates: a launch can close the islands, or be the highlight.
Coast and marsh
- Cayenne, 3 nightsArrival + day plans
- Kaw marshes, 1 nightsNo guide yet
- Kourou, 2 nightsNo guide yet
- Îles du Salut, 1 nightsNo guide yet
- Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni, 2 nightsNo guide yet
- Awala-Yalimapo, 1 nightsNo guide yet
Turtles only April–July.
Coast and rainforest
- Cayenne, 3 nightsArrival + day plans
- Saül, 3 nightsNo guide yet
- Kourou, 2 nightsNo guide yet
- Îles du Salut, 1 nightsNo guide yet
- Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni, 2 nightsNo guide yet
- Paramaribo, 3 nightsArrival + day plans
Pay Suriname's entry fee online before crossing; one-way car hire across the border is not possible.
Top destinations in French Guiana, ranked
Ranked for a first trip in the dry season.
Îles du Salut
No guide yetPenal islands and wildlife.
0–1 nights in Îles du Salut · Best Aug–Nov
Kourou
No guide yetSpace centre and launches.
2 nights in Kourou · Best Launch dates
Cayenne
Arrival + day plansBase, market, beaches.
2–3 nights in Cayenne · Best Aug–Nov
Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni
No guide yetCamp de la Transportation, Maroni river.
1–2 nights in Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni · Best Aug–Nov
Kaw marshes
No guide yetCaimans and birds.
1 night in Kaw marshes · Best All year
Awala-Yalimapo
No guide yetLeatherback turtles.
1 night in Awala-Yalimapo · Best Apr–Jul
Decide the trip
What the country is like, who it suits and how long to give it
Open Decide the tripClose Decide the trip7 partsUnderstand in one strip · At a glance · Understand · First vs second trip · Good for · Time math · Fit my nights
Understand in one stripCapital · Language · Currency · Plugs · Driving · Tipping · Emergency · Time zone
- Capital
- Cayenne (prefecture); about 300,000 people in the territory
- Language
- French; Guianese Creole, Maroon languages, Hmong, Portuguese, Sranan and Amerindian languages spoken
- Currency
- Euro (EUR)
- Plugs
- Types C and E (French); 220 V 50 Hz
- Driving
- Right-hand side; French rules
- Tipping
- Service included; round up for good service
- Emergency
- 112 · 15 medical · 17 police · 18 fire
- Time zone
- UTC−3 all year
French Guiana: open now, and what is next
2 regions planned
On this page
- 1 of 3 regions open, with where to sleep and for how long
- 1 trip line with arrival paths and day plans
- How to split 4, 7, 10 days
- Money: cash, cards and ATMs
- Safety notes and the rules that apply on every page below
Coming as the guide grows
- Kourou and the Îles du Salut — Space centre visits and boat trips to the former penal-colony islands · 2 nights
- Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni and the west — Transportation Camp, Maroni river, sea-turtle nesting beaches at Awala-Yalimapo · 1–2 nights
Meanwhile
At a glance
Each bar is 1 to 5. Green means the score makes the trip easier, amber is middling, red is harder; the words next to each score say what that end of the scale means, so colour is never the only signal.
French prices plus island markups.
Cards widely accepted on the coast.
French everywhere; little English.
French networks and EU roaming on the coast; none inland.
Car needed; planes and pirogues inland.
Crime in Cayenne and Saint-Laurent; lawless mining zones inland.
Hot and humid.
Understand
A French territory since the 17th century, a penal colony from 1852 to 1953, a department since 1946 and the base of Europe's space programme since 1968. About 300,000 people — Creoles, Maroons, Amerindians, metropolitan French, Hmong, Brazilians, Surinamese, Haitians and Chinese — live on a coast backed by the Amazonian forest, which covers over 95% of the land.
- People
- About 300,000, growing fast; a young population.
- Status
- Single territorial collectivity (region and department) of France; an EU outermost region.
- Land
- About 84,000 km² (32,433 sq mi); over 95% forest; Guiana Amazonian Park covers the south.About 32,433 sq mi (84,000 km²); over 95% forest; Guiana Amazonian Park covers the south.
History that still shows on the ground · 7 dates
| When | What happened | Where you meet it today |
|---|---|---|
| 1643 | French found Cayenne | Sugar and plantation colony. |
| 1848 | Abolition of slavery in the French colonies | 10 June is the local holiday. |
| 1852–1953 | Bagne (penal colony) at Saint-Laurent and the Îles du Salut | About 70,000 convicts sent; Dreyfus on Devil's Island. |
| 1946 | Becomes a French department | Part of France and later the EU. |
| 1968 | First launch from Kourou | Ariane rockets from 1979. |
| 2017 | General strike and protests over services and crime | The Guyane accords. |
| 2024 | First Ariane 6 launch (July) | Europe's new heavy launcher. |
Read or watch before you go
- Papillon — Henri Charrière (disputed memoir of the bagne).
- Dry Guillotine — René Belbenoît.
First trip vs second trip
| Trip | Go to | Why | Leave for later |
|---|---|---|---|
| Short trip (4–5 nights) | Cayenne + Kourou + Îles du Salut | Space centre and penal islands with little driving. | Interior flights. |
| First trip (7–10 nights) | Add Saint-Laurent, Awala-Yalimapo and a Kaw marsh night | Penal history, turtles and caimans. | Driving to the Brazilian border and back in a day. |
| Rainforest trip (10–14 nights) | Add Saül by plane or a Maroni pirogue trip | Deep forest trails. | Independent river travel. |
Good for…
Verdict is how well French Guiana works for that traveller.
French systems, but you need a car and French.
- 1Cayenne — easy base with flights from Paris.
- 1Cayenne — market soups and Creole cooking.
French prices; carbets help.
- 1Cayenne — market meals.
- 1Kourou — space museum and island monkeys.
- 1Îles du Salut — a night on Île Royale.
- 1Cayenne — tours with others.
Good healthcare on the coast; heat.
- 1Kourou — tours and short walks.
- 1Cayenne — a few upscale hotels.
Coast towns manageable; boats not.
- 1Kourou — space museum.
Time math
- 4 days in total
- Cayenne 2 + Kourou 2 with a boat day to the Îles du Salut
- 7 days in total
- Cayenne 3 + Kourou 2 + Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni 2, by rental car
- 10 days in total
- Cayenne 3 + Kaw marsh overnight 1 + Kourou 2 + Saint-Laurent 2 + Awala-Yalimapo 1 + 1 buffer
Which regions fit my nights?
Tick the regions you are weighing up. The nights are the ranges this guide gives for each region.
Tick the regions you are considering.
Cities
Regions, cities and the places between them
Open CitiesClose Cities5 partsRegions · Cities · Other destinations · See · Do
Regions
Capital; markets, beaches of Rémire-Montjoly, Kaw marshes trips
2–3 nights in this region
Space centre visits and boat trips to the former penal-colony islands
2 nights in this region
Transportation Camp, Maroni river, sea-turtle nesting beaches at Awala-Yalimapo
1–2 nights in this region
Cities
The capital: Place des Palmistes, market soups, Fort Cépérou views, beaches of Rémire-Montjoly.
Space town and harbour for the Îles du Salut.
Penal-colony town on the Maroni with the Camp de la Transportation.
Border town facing Brazil.
Other destinations
| Place | What | Getting there | Why go / verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| Îles du Salut | Penal-colony islands | Boat from Kourou | Prison ruins on Île Royale, Saint-Joseph's cells, views of Devil's Island (no landing). |
| Guiana Space Centre | Spaceport | Kourou, by reservation | Free guided tours and the Space Museum; launches from viewing sites. |
| Camp de la Transportation | Penal camp | Saint-Laurent | Guided tours of the convict camp and Papillon's cell (claimed). |
| Kaw marshes | Wetland reserve | Road from Cayenne, then boat | Black caiman, hoatzins and scarlet ibis; overnight floating lodges. |
| Awala-Yalimapo | Turtle beach | West of Saint-Laurent | Leatherbacks nesting (Apr–Jul). |
| Cacao | Hmong village | 1.5 h from Cayenne | Sunday market with Hmong food and crafts. |
| Saül | Forest village | Flight from Cayenne | Marked trails deep in the Amazonian Park. |
| Montagne des Singes | Forest trail | Near Kourou | Short walks with monkeys and forest birds. |
See
Penal colony
- Île Royale and Île Saint-Joseph · Îles du Salut
- Camp de la Transportation · Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni
Take the first boat to Île Royale; stay overnight at the auberge for quiet (check).
Cayenne
- Place des Palmistes and Fort Cépérou · Cayenne
- Central market · Cayenne
Go to the market for breakfast soup.
Do
| Activity | Where | Best months | Cost (2026 estimate) | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Watch a rocket launch | Kourou viewing sites | Launch dates vary | Free by invitation — check | Plan the trip around it if you can. |
| Îles du Salut day | From Kourou | All year | €50–70 (≈ US$60–85) | Monkeys, agoutis and prison ruins. |
| Kaw marsh night trip | Kaw | All year | €150–250 (≈ US$180–300) | Caimans by torchlight. |
| Turtle watching | Awala-Yalimapo, Rémire-Montjoly | Apr–Jul | Free with rules | Among the largest leatherback nesting sites. |
| Carnival Touloulou ball | Cayenne dance halls | Saturday nights in carnival | Entry — check | Women in full disguise choose the partners. |
Connect the cities
Ready-made routes, the route builder and the legs between cities
Open Connect the citiesClose Connect the cities3 partsItineraries · Route builder · Between cities
Itineraries by length
The coast road is a line: drive it one way, or fly home from Cayenne after a loop.
7 days
Space and prisons
Cayenne → Kourou (Îles du Salut) → Saint-Laurent → Cayenne
- Cayenne3n
- Kourou2n
- Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni2n
Check launch dates: a launch can close the islands, or be the highlight.
10 days
Coast and marsh
Cayenne → Kaw → Cayenne → Kourou → Saint-Laurent → Awala-Yalimapo → Cayenne
- Cayenne3n
- Kaw marshes1n
- Kourou2n
- Îles du Salut1n
- Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni2n
- Awala-Yalimapo1n
Turtles only April–July.
14 days
Coast and rainforest
Cayenne → Saül (fly) → Cayenne → Kourou → Saint-Laurent → Paramaribo
- Cayenne3n
- Saül3n
- Kourou2n
- Îles du Salut1n
- Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni2n
- Paramaribo3n
Pay Suriname's entry fee online before crossing; one-way car hire across the border is not possible.
Build a route
Based on: Coast and marsh (10 days, itineraries by length)
- Cayenne3 nightsTransfer not on file yet: check the A-to-B tool.
- Kaw marshes1 nightTransfer not on file yet: check the A-to-B tool.
- Kourou2 nightsTransfer not on file yet: check the A-to-B tool.
- Îles du Salut1 nightTransfer not on file yet: check the A-to-B tool.
- Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni2 nightsTransfer not on file yet: check the A-to-B tool.
- Awala-Yalimapo1 night
Turtles only April–July.
What this route costs
- Cayenne3 nights · city prices€950≈ US$1,100
- Kaw marshes1 night€400≈ US$500
- Kourou2 nights€800≈ US$950
- Îles du Salut1 night€400≈ US$500
- Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni2 nights€800≈ US$950
- Awala-Yalimapo1 night€400≈ US$500
Total, 2 travelers
€4,000≈ US$4,500
Per person per day: €190≈ US$250
2026 estimate (check): rooms for two, food, local transport and sights; international flights, visas and insurance excluded. Tweak it in the budget calculator.
Getting between cities
| Between | Fastest | Other ways | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cayenne to Kourou | Car / taxi · about 1 h€40–70 (≈ US$50–85) a day — checkRental car | — |
How each mode works hereAny two places: A-to-BIs a rail pass worth it?
This month
Weather and crowds by month
Open This monthClose This month2 partsYear at a glance · Climate
Year at a glance
Every month in one list: how it rates, how busy and pricey it is, and which holidays land in it.
- Busiest or big holidays
- Jan–Mar, Dec
Jan
CautionCrowds: mediumPrices: medium- Carnival (Epiphany to Ash Wednesday) (high impact)
- New Year's Day (low impact)
Feb
CautionCrowds: highPrices: high- Carnival (Epiphany to Ash Wednesday) (high impact)
Mar
GoodCrowds: mediumPrices: medium- Carnival (Epiphany to Ash Wednesday) (high impact)
- Easter (bouillon d'awara) (medium impact)
Apr
CautionCrowds: lowPrices: medium- Easter (bouillon d'awara) (medium impact)
May
CautionCrowds: lowPrices: low- Labour Day (low impact)
- Victory in Europe Day (low impact)
- Ascension and Whit Monday (low impact)
Jun
CautionCrowds: lowPrices: low- Abolition of Slavery Day (medium impact)
- Ascension and Whit Monday (low impact)
Jul
CautionCrowds: mediumPrices: high- Bastille Day (medium impact)
Aug
GoodCrowds: mediumPrices: high- Assumption (low impact)
Sep
GoodCrowds: lowPrices: mediumOct
GoodCrowds: lowPrices: mediumNov
GoodCrowds: lowPrices: medium- All Saints (low impact)
- Armistice Day (low impact)
Dec
CautionCrowds: mediumPrices: high- Christmas (high impact)
Climate by region and month
| Zone | J | F | M | A | M | J | J | A | S | O | N | D |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coast (Cayenne to Saint-Laurent)Cayenne, Kourou, Sinnamary, Saint-Laurent, Awala-Yalimapo | wet | wet | ok | wet | wet | wet | ok | best | best | best | best | wet |
| Interior rainforestSaül, Maripasoula, upper Maroni and Oyapock | wet | wet | ok | wet | wet | wet | ok | best | best | best | ok | wet |
- Coast (Cayenne to Saint-Laurent)
- Hot and humid, 23–32 °C (73–90 °F). Dry season mid-August–November; the 'petit été de mars' brings a short drier break in March; heaviest rain April–June.Hot and humid, 73–90 °F (23–32 °C). Dry season mid-August–November; the 'petit été de mars' brings a short drier break in March; heaviest rain April–June.
- Interior rainforest
- Wetter; river levels drop from September, which makes some rapids harder for canoes by November.
Leatherbacks nest at Awala-Yalimapo and on Cayenne's beaches about April–July, hatchlings to September. Rocket launches take place any month.
Cost
What a day costs, and how to pay
Open CostClose Cost4 partsMoney at a glance · Daily budget · Costs · Money & passes
Money at a glance
Currency and cash
Euro (EUR)
Card-friendly; small cash for markets
Cash or card
A day, per person
- Budget€55–135 (≈ US$65–160)
- Mid-range€155–290 (≈ US$190–350)
- Comfort€310–600 (≈ US$400–700)
Per person per day, bed included
What that covers ↓Tipping
- Restaurants: Service included; leave small change.
- Guides: €5–10 (≈ US$6–12) a day appreciated.
Also
Money & passesCard, cash or ATM: the cheapest way to payTipping calculator
Budget per day, per person
Per person per day, sharing a room at mid and comfort. Long-haul flights excluded. 2026 estimate.
| Tier | Bed | Food | Transport | Sights | Extras | Total, bed included |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BudgetCarbets and hostels, market food, collectifs | €20–45 (≈ US$25–55) | €20–35 (≈ US$25–45) | €10–20 (≈ US$12–25) | €0–20 (≈ US$0–25) | €5–15 (≈ US$6–18) | €55–135 (≈ US$65–160) |
| Mid-rangeHotel, shared car, tours | €50–90 (≈ US$60–110) | €40–60 (≈ US$50–70) | €25–45 (≈ US$30–55) | €30–70 (≈ US$35–85) | €10–25 (≈ US$12–30) | €155–290 (≈ US$190–350) |
| ComfortBest hotels, guided trips, domestic flights | €100–180 (≈ US$120–250) | €60–100 (≈ US$70–120) | €50–120 (≈ US$60–140) | €80–150 (≈ US$95–180) | €20–50 (≈ US$25–60) | €310–600 (≈ US$400–700) |
Costs per day
Budget
€80–110 (≈ US$95–130)
Hostel or carbet (hammock shelter), supermarket food, taxis collectifs.
Per person per day · Includes a bed
Mid-range
€180–280 (≈ US$250–350)
Hotel, rental car share, Îles du Salut boat, restaurants.
Per person per day · Includes a bed
Comfort
€300 (≈ US$350)+
Best hotels, guided river trips, domestic flights.
Per person per day
| Typical price | Amount |
|---|---|
| Plate of the day (plat du jour) | €15–22 (≈ US$18–30) |
| Beer in a bar | €4–6 (≈ US$5–7) |
| Îles du Salut boat return | €50–70 (≈ US$60–85) — check |
| Rental car per day | €40–70 (≈ US$50–85) — check |
| Kaw marsh overnight tour | €150–250 (≈ US$180–300) — check |
2026 estimate, per person. Prices run above mainland France because almost everything is imported.
Budget calculator
- Beds1 room × 10 nights€1,000(≈ US$1,200)
- Food and drink2 × 10 days€1,100(≈ US$1,300)
- Local transport2 × 10 days€800(≈ US$950)
- Sights and tours2 × 10 days€1,000(≈ US$1,200)
- Domestic flight to Saül or Maripasoula (one way)2 × 1€300(≈ US$350)
Trip total, 2 travellers
€4,500(≈ US$5,000)
Per person per day: €250(≈ US$250)
2026 estimate. Beds priced per room for two; international flights, insurance and visas excluded. Long-haul flights from Paris (about 9 h) are not included.
Money & passes
Cash necessity: 2/5 (5 means cash for most things)
- Currency is the euro (EUR, €). Cards work in Cayenne and Kourou; carry cash for markets and small villages.
- Prices are higher than in mainland France for most goods; budget accordingly.
- EU mobile roaming rules apply, so EU SIMs work at home prices (check your plan).
Before you fly: eSIM before you fly · Visas and entry
Getting in
Before you go, entry rules and the first day
Open Getting inClose Getting in5 partsBefore you go · Arrive · Entry · Documents · First 24 hours
Before you go
What to sort, and by when, before a trip to French Guiana. Pick your passport and flight date; everything else follows.
Add your flight date to turn “weeks before” into dates.
No visa needed: 90 days
Visa-free up to 90 days in 180. Return ticket, accommodation, funds and insurance may be asked (non-EU).
Passport valid long enough
90 days beforePassport valid at least 3 months after departure (non-EU).
Vaccines and medicines
6 weeks beforeRequired for everyone aged one and over. Ask a travel clinic about: Yellow fever, Malaria. Some vaccines need weeks or two doses; carry prescriptions in their boxes.
Travel insurance
30 days beforeMedical cover advised (€30,000 minimum for Brazilians under the trial).
Driving permit (only if you drive)(optional)
30 days beforeEU licences valid; others with an International Driving Permit — check.
eSIM or roaming
2 weeks beforeOrange, SFR and Digicel cover the coast; EU roaming applies, so many European SIMs work at home rates (check).
Cards and cash
2 weeks beforeCard-friendly; small cash for markets (cash need 2/5). Tell your bank you are travelling, check foreign-fee-free cards and ATM limits, and carry a backup card kept apart.
Pack a plug adapter (type C or E)
7 days beforeSockets here: type C, E. US plugs need an adapter. Mains is 220 V against 120 V at home: phone and laptop chargers cope (check the label says 100–240 V); hair dryers and straighteners usually do not.
Arrival card or e-arrival form
3 days beforeShow the yellow fever certificate with your passport; no online form.
Lead times are Voykit's safe margins, not official deadlines (check the official portal). The full countdown with calendar reminders: Before-you-go countdown · Passport check.
Arrive
Entry: visas and borders
French Guiana is France but outside Schengen. EU, EEA and Swiss citizens enter with an ID card or passport. Other passports that are visa-exempt for France — US, Canada, UK, Australia, Japan and most of Latin America — can stay up to 90 days in any 180 without a visa; a Schengen visa is valid only if marked for French Guiana. Brazilians have been visa-exempt for stays up to 30 days since 31 July 2026, on a six-month trial (check renewal). Everyone aged one and over needs a yellow fever vaccination certificate. The EU's ETIAS does not cover French Guiana (check).
Visa-free up to 90 days in 180.
- Cost
- Free
- Form to fill
- Passport; yellow fever certificate.
- Arrival card
- Show the yellow fever certificate with your passport; no online form.
- Passport
- Passport valid at least 3 months after departure (non-EU).
- Onward ticket
- Return ticket, accommodation, funds and insurance may be asked (non-EU).
Days in French Guiana do not count toward the Schengen 90/180 limit (check).
| Who | Rule | Stay | Watch |
|---|---|---|---|
| EU, EEA and Swiss citizens | Free movement | Unlimited | Yellow fever certificate still required. |
| US, Canada, UK, Australia, Japan, most of Latin America | Visa-free | 90 days in 180 | Passport valid 3 months beyond departure. |
| Brazil | Visa-free trial since 31 July 2026 | 30 days | Trial runs to 31 January 2027 — check renewal. |
| Visa-required nationalities | Visa for French Guiana | As granted | An ordinary Schengen visa is not enough. |
By land and river
| Crossing | To / from | Mode | Visa there | Trap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni – Albina | French Guiana – Suriname | Car ferry or pirogue | Suriname entry fee or e-visa | Get stamps on both banks; pirogues drop you anywhere, the stamp office does not come to you. |
| Saint-Georges – Oiapoque (Oyapock bridge) | French Guiana – Brazil | Road bridge (opened 2017) | Brazil e-visa for US, Canadian and Australian passports (check) | The BR-156 south from Oiapoque to Macapá has unpaved stretches; bridge hours limited — check. |
- Checkpoints at Iracoubo (west) and Régina (east) check papers of everyone on the coast road.
- Customs follow French and EU rules; meat and dairy from outside the EU are banned.
Documents checklist
0/5 ready
First 24 hours
Do these on arrival.
Immigration: Passport or ID and the yellow fever certificate.
Checked on arrival.
Car: Collect your pre-booked rental car at CAY.
Few taxis and buses.
SIM: Check EU roaming or buy an Orange/SFR SIM.
Maps and bookings.
Launch check: Look up the next launch and Îles du Salut boat times.
Closures shift plans.
Groceries: Stock water and repellent in a supermarket.
Shops close at lunch and on Sundays.
Getting around
Modes, times and the clock
Open Getting aroundClose Getting around2 partsGet around · Local time
Get around
| Mode | Cayenne → Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni | Cost | Use it when | What breaks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rental car | Cayenne – Kourou 1 h, Cayenne – Saint-Laurent 3 h | €40–70 (≈ US$50–85) a day — check | The way to see the coast. | Book ahead in French holidays; no driving on interior tracks. |
| Taxi collectif | Coast towns | €10–40 (≈ US$12–50) by distance — check | Shared minibuses between towns. | Leave when full; few on Sundays. |
| Regional bus | Cayenne – Kourou – Saint-Laurent | A few euros — check | Cheap; limited timetable. | Few services; check the network schedule. |
| Domestic flight (Air Guyane) | 30–60 min to Saül, Maripasoula, Grand-Santi | €80–200 (≈ US$95–250) one way — check | The only practical way inland. | Small planes; strict baggage limits; flights fill. |
| Boat to Îles du Salut | About 1–1.5 h from Kourou | €50–70 (≈ US$60–85) return — check | Catamarans and ferries daily. | Rough seas; cancelled around launches. |
| Pirogue (river canoe) | Hours to days on the Maroni and Oyapock | Packages — check | River trips with licensed operators. | Do not travel inland independently. |
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Nov 1–Nov 2
Cemeteries lit with candles.
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Nov 11
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ChristmasBig impact
Dec 25
Flights full; closures.
Jan
date varies
Carnival (Epiphany to Ash Wednesday)Big impact
January–March · exact day moves, check
Sunday parades and Touloulou balls; Mardi Gras and Ash Wednesday are holidays.
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New Year's DayMinor
Jan 1
Closures.
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Holidays and festivals
| When | What | Impact | What it does to a trip |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Jan | New Year's Day | low | Closures. |
| Jan–Feb/Mar | Carnival (Epiphany to Ash Wednesday) | high | Sunday parades and Touloulou balls; Mardi Gras and Ash Wednesday are holidays. |
| Mar–Apr (varies) | Easter (bouillon d'awara) | medium | Easter Monday holiday; families gather. |
| 1 May | Labour Day | low | Closures. |
| 8 May | Victory in Europe Day | low | Closures. |
| May–Jun (varies) | Ascension and Whit Monday | low | Closures. |
| 10 Jun | Abolition of Slavery Day | medium | Commemorations; French Guiana's own date. |
| 14 Jul | Bastille Day | medium | Parades and fireworks. |
| 15 Aug | Assumption | low | Closures. |
| 1–2 Nov | All Saints | low | Cemeteries lit with candles. |
| 11 Nov | Armistice Day | low | Closures. |
| 25 Dec | Christmas | high | Flights full; closures. |
Safety and health at a glance
Emergency numbers
Where to take care
3/5 for a careful visitor · Crime in Cayenne and Saint-Laurent; lawless mining zones inland.
- high Interior gold-mining zones · Illegal mining gangs; go only with licensed operators.
- medium Cayenne and surroundings · Robbery after dark, car break-ins.
- medium Saint-Laurent and the west · Crime in town; river border.
Tap water
Health
Ask a travel clinic about: Yellow fever, Malaria.
Main risks: Dengue, Zika, chikungunya, Leishmaniasis, Strong currents, Medical care.
Top scams
- 1. Fake visa and 'ETIAS' sites · Use france-visas.gouv.fr only; ETIAS does not apply here.
- 2. Unlicensed pirogue trips · Use licensed operators; stamp in and out properly.
- 3. Car break-ins · Leave nothing visible.
Safety
- Emergency: 112 (also 15 medical, 17 police, 18 fire).
- Crime, including robbery, occurs in Cayenne and Saint-Laurent: avoid walking alone at night and do not leave items in parked cars.
- Road checkpoints are common on the coast road; carry your passport.
- Malaria and dengue occur, especially in the interior; use repellent and get advice from a travel clinic.
- Do not travel independently into the interior: illegal gold mining makes some areas dangerous.
- Drink-driving limit is 0.5 g/l (0.2 for new drivers); French road rules and fines apply.
French Guiana links by river ferry to Suriname at Saint-Laurent and by bridge to Brazil at Saint-Georges–Oiapoque.
What four governments say
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Strikes and disruptions
Official notices for the next 90 days. Open the full calendar.
No official-source strike or disruption notices for the next 90 days
Safety by region
Coast towns need city sense; the interior's mining zones are the main danger.
| Region | Risk | What to watch |
|---|---|---|
| Cayenne and surroundings | medium | Robbery after dark, car break-ins. |
| Kourou and the Îles du Salut | low | Launch closures; sea conditions. |
| Saint-Laurent and the west | medium | Crime in town; river border. |
| Interior gold-mining zones | high | Illegal mining gangs; go only with licensed operators. |
Stay healthy
| Risk | Where / when | Do this |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow fever | Territory-wide | Vaccination required for entry (age one and over). |
| Malaria | Interior river areas, especially the upper Maroni and Oyapock | Ask a travel clinic about tablets for the interior; coast is low risk. |
| Dengue, Zika, chikungunya | Coast and interior | Repellent by day. |
| Leishmaniasis | Forest | Long sleeves and repellent on forest trails. |
| Strong currents | Beaches and rivers | Swim only where locals do; muddy sea off Cayenne. |
| Medical care | Cayenne, Kourou, Saint-Laurent hospitals | French health system; EHIC/GHIC-type cover for Europeans (check); insurance for others. |
Scams and overcharges
| Trap | Where | Defence |
|---|---|---|
| Fake visa and 'ETIAS' sites | Search ads | Use france-visas.gouv.fr only; ETIAS does not apply here. |
| Unlicensed pirogue trips | Saint-Laurent and Saint-Georges riverbanks | Use licensed operators; stamp in and out properly. |
| Car break-ins | Beach car parks, Cayenne streets | Leave nothing visible. |
Emergency card
French Guiana emergency numbers — screenshot this card
Natural and on-the-ground hazards
| Hazard | When / where | Do this |
|---|---|---|
| Robbery | Cayenne and Saint-Laurent after dark | Taxis at night. |
| River and forest | All year | Licensed guides only inland. |
Alerts and apps
- Official French alert channels; launch safety zones announced locally.
Police, embassies, paperwork
- Hospitals in Cayenne, Kourou and Saint-Laurent; serious cases may be flown to Martinique or Paris.
- Lost passport: your consulate (many are in Cayenne, Paramaribo or Paris — check).
Emergency card · French Guiana
- My passport
- — · find my embassy
- Insurance
- —
- Staying at
- —
Hospitals with emergency care
- Centre Hospitalier de Cayenne (Andrée Rosemon) · Cayenne, Cayenne
- Private clinics and GP practices in central Cayenne · Cayenne, Cayenne
Practical
220 V · 50 Hz
French sockets.
- Tap water
- Tap water is safe in Cayenne and Kourou; bottled inland.
- Toilets
- In restaurants and shopping centres.
- Weekly closing days
- Long lunch closures (about 12:00–15:00); Sundays quiet.Long lunch closures (about 12:00 PM–3:00 PM); Sundays quiet.
Tipping by situation
| Situation | What locals do |
|---|---|
| Restaurants | Service included; leave small change. |
| Guides | €5–10 a day appreciated. |
Opening hours
| What | Typical hours | Watch |
|---|---|---|
| Cayenne market | Wed, Fri and Sat mornings (check) | Soup stalls fill early. |
| Guiana Space Centre visits | Weekdays by reservation — check | Cancelled around launches. |
Connect
- Orange, SFR and Digicel cover the coast; EU roaming applies, so many European SIMs work at home rates (check).
- No coverage in most of the interior; Saül and river villages have limited Wi-Fi.
- Numbers
- Country code +594 (landlines), mobiles +594 694.
- Internet
- Good 4G on the coast; nothing inland.
Talk
French is the language of everything official. Guianese Creole is widely spoken; Maroon languages (Ndyuka, Saramaccan, Aluku) along the Maroni, Brazilian Portuguese in the east and in Cayenne, Hmong in Cacao and Javouhey, Sranan and Amerindian languages elsewhere.
| Where | Lingua franca | English | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coast | French and Guianese Creole | Limited | Learn basic French. |
| Maroni river | Ndyuka, Aluku, Saramaccan | Limited | Guides translate. |
| Oyapock | Portuguese, Palikur | Limited | Brazilian influence. |
- 'Bonjour' before every question; 'merci' and 's'il vous plaît' carry weight.
Survival phrases
Cope
- Pharmacy
- French pharmacies with green crosses in all coast towns.
- Supermarkets
- French chains in Cayenne and Kourou; Chinese grocery shops everywhere.
Travellers with specific needs
| Traveller | On the ground | Do this |
|---|---|---|
| Families | French infrastructure; heat and mosquitoes. | Îles du Salut monkeys and the space museum. |
| Wheelchair users | Better than neighbours on the coast; boats and islands are hard. | Space museum and Cayenne centre. |
| Space fans | One of the world's main spaceports. | Apply for a launch-viewing invitation well ahead (check). |
Culture and food
Rules, manners, what to eat, where to sleep and what to buy
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Country rules
- French Guiana is part of France and the EU but not the Schengen area: a Schengen visa is not valid here unless it says so. Check French government entry rules for overseas departments for your passport.
- A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required for entry for travellers aged one and over; get vaccinated at least 10 days before travel and carry the certificate.
- Around launches from the Guiana Space Centre in Kourou, access to some areas (including the Îles du Salut) is restricted; check launch dates before planning.
Etiquette
- French is the language: start with bonjour.
- Ask before photographing people in Maroon and Amerindian villages.
- Carnival (January to Ash Wednesday)
- Weekend parades and night events in Cayenne and Kourou for weeks.
- Rocket launches (various dates)
- Access around Kourou and the Îles du Salut can be restricted.
- Rainy seasons (December–January, April–July)
- Heavy rain; some river trips and roads affected.
- French school holidays (July–August, Christmas)
- Paris flights and rental cars sell out and fares peak.
Respect and laws that surprise
| Topic | The rule | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Amerindian villages | Some areas of the south need a prefectural permit to enter — check. | Refused entry. |
| Space centre | Follow security rules; no drones near Kourou. | Arrest and confiscation. |
| Wildlife | Many species are protected; no bushmeat of protected animals, no turtle eggs. | Heavy fines. |
| Turtle beaches | No lights or flash at night; stay behind nesting turtles. | Fines; disturbed nests. |
| Drugs | French law; couriers ('mules') are caught at the airport daily. | Prison. |
Everyday manners
| Situation | Do | Avoid |
|---|---|---|
| Greeting | 'Bonjour' and a handshake; friends kiss on the cheek | Skipping the bonjour |
| Carnival | Join in respectfully; follow Touloulou ball customs | Photographing masked Touloulous without asking |
| Villages | Go with a guide and permit where needed | Walking in unannounced |
| Politics | Listen to local views on France | Calling it 'just France' |
Eat
Guianese cooking is Creole at its base — smoked fish and meat, cassava, fiery pimentade sauces — with Maroon, Amerindian, Hmong, Chinese, Brazilian and French influences. Cayenne market soup stalls, Chinese restaurants and French bakeries share the same streets.
| Region | Style | Order this |
|---|---|---|
| Cayenne and coast | Creole, market soups, Chinese, French bakeries | Blaff, colombo, Vietnamese-Hmong soup |
| West and rivers | Maroon and Amerindian cassava cooking | Couac, cassave, river fish |
Dish finder
Region
Diet
12 of 12 dishes
- Bouillon d'awaraNationwide (Easter)
Bouillon d'awara
Slow-cooked stew of awara palm-fruit paste with smoked chicken, pork, fish and shrimp.
Easter · Usually has chicken, pork, fish/seafood
- BlaffCoast
Blaff de poisson
Fish poached in a lime, garlic and chilli broth.
Lunch · Usually has fish/seafood
- ColomboNationwide
Colombo de poulet
Creole curry with chicken and colombo spice.
Lunch · Usually has chicken
- FricasséeNationwide
Fricassée
Meat or shrimp stewed in tomato and herbs.
Dinner · Usually has chicken, fish/seafood
- PimentadeCoast
Pimentade de poisson
Fish in a spicy tomato sauce.
Lunch · Usually has fish/seafood
- AccrasNationwide
Accras de morue
Salt-cod fritters.
Aperitif · Usually has fish/seafood, egg
- Boudin créoleNationwide
Boudin créole
Spicy blood sausage.
Aperitif, Christmas · Usually has pork
- CouacRivers
Couac
Toasted cassava meal eaten with sauces.
Every meal · No meat or fish in the usual version · vegetarian version common
- CassaveRivers
Cassave
Flat cassava bread.
Every meal · No meat or fish in the usual version · vegetarian version common
- Hmong soupCacao, Cayenne market
Soupe hmong
Noodle soup with beef or chicken and herbs.
Breakfast · Usually has beef, chicken · vegetarian version exists — ask
- Galette des rois créoleBakeries (carnival)
Galette créole
Frangipane or coconut cake sold all carnival season.
Jan–Feb · Usually has egg, milk · vegetarian version common
- DombréCreole kitchens
Dombrés
Flour dumplings in a red-bean or shrimp stew.
Lunch · Usually has pork · vegetarian version exists — ask
Tags describe the usual recipe, not every kitchen. Stocks and sauces hide animal products: ask, or show the allergy card below.
Table manners
- Lunch is the main meal; many restaurants close between services.
Allergy / diet card — show it, do not say it
J'ai une allergie grave à ___. Ce plat contient-il ___, ou est-il préparé avec ?
“I have a severe allergy to ___. Does this dish contain ___, or is it cooked with it? (French)”
- Peanuts
- arachides / cacahuètes
- Tree nuts
- fruits à coque
- Shellfish
- crustacés / crevettes
- Fish
- poisson
- Milk
- lait
- Egg
- œuf
- Wheat / gluten
- blé / gluten
Diets: the reality
| Diet | On the ground | Do this |
|---|---|---|
| Vegetarian | Possible; Chinese and Hmong places easiest. | Say 'je suis végétarien(ne), sans viande ni poisson'. |
| Gluten-free | Cassava dishes help. | French labels in supermarkets. |
| Nut / shellfish allergy | Shrimp in many stews. | Show the French card. |
Drink
- Legal age
- 18.
- Drink-driving
- 0.5 g/l limit; 0.2 for new drivers.
| Drink | What it is | Typical price |
|---|---|---|
| Ti' punchTi' punch | Rhum agricole, lime and cane sugar. | €4–7 (≈ US$5–9) |
| PlanteurPlanteur | Rum and fruit juice punch. | €5–8 (≈ US$6–10) |
| Wassaï juiceJus de wassaï | Açaí palm-fruit juice, thick and purple. | €3–5 (≈ US$4–6) |
| BeerImported French and Brazilian beers | Cold, in bars. | €4–6 (≈ US$5–7) |
| Awara juiceJus d'awara | Orange palm-fruit juice. | €3–4 (≈ US$4–5) |
- Bars on Place des Palmistes are the evening meeting point in Cayenne.
Sleep
| Type | Price (2026 estimate) | Use it for | Watch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carbet (open hammock shelter) | €15–30 (≈ US$18–35) | Rivers, beaches, forest | Bring a hammock and net, or rent one. |
| Hotel | €90–160 (≈ US$110–190) | Cayenne, Kourou | Business travel around launches fills Kourou. |
| Gîte / guesthouse | €50–90 (≈ US$60–110) | Coast towns | Book ahead in holidays. |
| Auberge on Île Royale | €80–150 (≈ US$95–180) — check | Îles du Salut | Few rooms; closed around launches. |
Registration and the law
- Kourou hotels can fill with launch teams; book early.
Booking reality
- Book carbets and marsh lodges through the tourist office or operators.
Buy
Hmong embroidery, Maroon tembé woodcarving, Amerindian basketry and local rum.
Prices and bargaining
- Fixed prices in shops; little bargaining at markets.
What to bring home
| Item | Where | Watch |
|---|---|---|
| Tembé painted woodwork | Saint-Laurent, Cayenne | Maroon art. |
| Hmong embroidery | Cacao market | Sunday only. |
| Rhum agricole (La Belle Cabresse) | Supermarkets | The local distillery (check). |
Customs allowances on arrival
| What | Limit or rule |
|---|---|
| Protected animal products, feathers | Banned |
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Deep dive
A slice of France on the Amazonian coast: a former penal colony turned spaceport, a territory the size of Portugal with fewer people than a mid-sized French city, and a mix of Creole, Maroon, Amerindian, Hmong and Brazilian lives. Six chapters on history, the bagne, the people, the kitchen, the forest and the spaceport today.
1From colony to French department1 min
Amerindian peoples — Kali'na, Lokono, Palikur, Wayana, Teko and Wayãpi — lived here long before Europeans. The French founded Cayenne in 1643 and, after failed attempts, built a small plantation colony worked by enslaved Africans. The Kourou expedition of 1763, which sent some 12,000 settlers to the coast, ended in mass death from disease — a disaster remembered as a warning about the climate.
France abolished slavery for good in 1848 (10 June here), and a gold rush in the late 19th century drew prospectors inland. In 1946 the colony became a department of France, and later part of the EU. Tensions over cost of living, crime and services erupted in the 2017 general strike, and debate continues about greater autonomy.
- Cayenne founded
- 1643
- Abolition
- 1848
- Department
- 1946
2The bagne: a century of penal colony1 min
From 1852 to 1953, France shipped some 70,000 convicts to Guiana. They arrived at Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni's Camp de la Transportation and were sent to labour camps along the rivers, or, if dangerous or political, to the Îles du Salut. Captain Alfred Dreyfus spent four years on Devil's Island. 'Doublage' forced freed convicts to stay on as long again as their sentence, so few ever went home.
Journalist Albert Londres' reports in the 1920s helped end transports, and the last convicts left in 1953. Henri Charrière's 'Papillon' made the islands famous, though historians doubt much of it. Today the camp in Saint-Laurent and the ruins on Île Royale and Saint-Joseph, overgrown and full of monkeys and agoutis, are the main historic sites.
- Years
- 1852–1953
- Convicts sent
- About 70,000
- Dreyfus on Devil's Island
- 1895–1899
3Peoples and carnival1 min
Guianese Creoles form the historic core; Maroon peoples (Ndyuka, Aluku, Paamaka, Saramaka) live along the Maroni, many arriving during Suriname's civil war of the 1980s. Hmong refugees from Laos settled at Cacao and Javouhey from 1977 and now grow much of the territory's vegetables. Brazilians, Haitians, Surinamese, Chinese shopkeepers and metropolitan French complete a young, fast-growing population.
Carnival runs from Epiphany to Ash Wednesday, one of the longest in the world. Sunday parades fill Cayenne and Kourou, and on Saturday nights Touloulous — women fully disguised, down to gloves and masks — choose their dance partners at balls, a custom rooted in the 19th century.
- Hmong settlers arrive
- 1977
- Carnival
- Epiphany to Ash Wednesday
4Awara, couac and market soups1 min
The Easter dish is bouillon d'awara: palm-fruit paste simmered for a day and a half with smoked meat, fish and shrimp; tradition says those who eat it will return. Everyday Creole food leans on blaff, colombo and pimentade sauces, accras and boudin. From Amerindian and Maroon cooking come cassava in all forms — couac, cassave bread, cachiri beer.
Cayenne's market is the best breakfast in town: Vietnamese-style and Hmong noodle soups at communal tables. Wassaï and awara juices, rhum agricole in ti' punch, and French bakeries complete the table. Bushmeat once common in restaurants is now restricted for many protected species.
- Easter dish
- Bouillon d'awara
- Staple
- Cassava (couac, cassave)
5The Amazonian forest1 min
Over 95% of the territory is forest. The Guiana Amazonian Park (2007) covers about 34,000 km² of the south, one of the largest national parks in the EU. Villages such as Saül, reachable only by plane, have marked trails; the Trésor and Nouragues reserves protect research forest; the Kaw marshes hold black caimans and hoatzins.
On the coast, Awala-Yalimapo and the beaches of Rémire-Montjoly host leatherback and green turtles. Illegal gold mining by 'garimpeiros', often from Brazil, poisons rivers with mercury and fuels violence; the French army's Harpie operation fights it. That is why independent travel inland is discouraged.
- Guiana Amazonian Park
- About 34,000 km² (13,127 sq mi), created 2007About 13,127 sq mi (34,000 km²), created 2007
- Forest cover
- Over 95%
6Europe's spaceport1 min
France chose Kourou in 1964: close to the equator, facing the open ocean to the east and north. The Guiana Space Centre launched its first rocket in 1968 and Ariane from 1979. Ariane 5 flew from 1996 to 2023, sending the James Webb Space Telescope in 2021. Ariane 6 made its first flight in July 2024 and Vega-C launches lighter satellites; the launch rate in 2026 is climbing (check the schedule).
Visitors can join free guided tours of the site and visit the Space Museum by reservation, and watch launches from public viewing points with an invitation or from Kourou's beaches. Launch days close the sea around the Îles du Salut, which lie under the flight path, so plan both with the schedule in hand.
- First launch
- 1968
- Ariane 6 first flight
- 9 July 2024
- Emergency
- 112
Read, watch, wordsReading · Glossary · Sources
Reading
- Au bagne — Albert LondresThe 1923 reports that helped end the penal colony (French; translations exist).
- Dry Guillotine — René BelbenoîtA convict's escape account.
- Papillon — Henri CharrièreFamous, contested memoir of the islands.
Glossary
| Term | Local | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Bagne | Penal colony. | |
| Carbet | Open-sided shelter for hammocks. | |
| Touloulou | Fully disguised woman at carnival balls. | |
| Garimpeiro | Illegal gold miner, usually from Brazil. |
Read for this deep dive
- Guyane tourism board ↗
- Guiana Space Centre (CNES) ↗
- Parc amazonien de Guyane ↗
- Wikivoyage — French Guiana ↗
Background reading only: the text above is written by Voykit, not copied from these pages.
Sources
- officialGuyane tourism board
- officialFrance-Visas (visa rules for overseas France)
- officialPréfecture de la Guyane
- officialGuiana Space Centre (CNES)
- officialUK FCDO travel advice: French Guiana
- officialUK FCDO: French Guiana entry requirements
- secondaryWikivoyage — French Guiana
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