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The Saut Hermina is located downstream from the town of Apatou, on the Maroni River, in French Guiana. This site consists of several small islands, one of which has a basic riverside shelter (carbet) with a few amenities such as wooden tables and benches. The shelter can accommodate a few hammocks, making it possible to spend a night in the middle of the river.
The Saut Hermina offers a particularly striking experience when the river level is high, intensifying the energy of its waters. When the water level is low, it becomes a pleasant opportunity for swimming in relatively clear water. The main activity on the islet is swimming, complemented by a quick exploration of the surroundings and the chance to spend a peaceful night out in nature.
No amenities are available on site: no toilets, no running water, no electricity. Visitors are advised to come fully prepared. No barbecue is provided — you will need to use the rocks on site or bring your own. For additional information, contact the Apatou town hall.
To reach the Saut Hermina, contact a local pirogue operator. The boat journey takes approximately 20 minutes. Once there, you can make the most of the islet, including the option to stay overnight.
The Saut Hermina is located downstream from the town of Apatou, on the Maroni River, in French Guiana.
Access is by pirogue — contact a local pirogue operator. The journey takes approximately 20 minutes.
No, there are no toilets, running water, electricity, or barbecue facilities. You need to bring everything you need before setting off.
Yes, one of the islands has a basic riverside shelter with wooden tables and benches, with space for a few hammocks to spend the night.
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