Le sentier de Montabo est-il accessible à tous ?

Oui, c'est un sentier facile, sans difficulté particulière et balisé sur tout le parcours, qui se fait en 2 à 2,5 heures.

Quels animaux peut-on observer sur le sentier de Montabo ?

On peut y voir des oiseaux, des singes, des paresseux, des agoutis et des écureuils, et parfois des dauphins ou des lamantins depuis les points de vue sur la mer.

Où se situe le départ du sentier de la colline de Montabo ?

Le départ se trouve sur la route de Montabo, en face de l'école de Jean Macé, à Cayenne, avec un parking à proximité.

Nature & sentiers★ Free accessCayenne

Sentier de la colline de Montabo

Free access

Distance3,8 kmDifficultéMoyen

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Overview

The Montabo Hill trail stretches 3.8 km through dense, well-preserved forest just minutes from downtown Cayenne. Easy and accessible to all, it is waymarked throughout and takes around 2 to 2.5 hours to complete.

Why Visit

The trail is home to rich and diverse flora and fauna: birds, monkeys, sloths, agoutis, and squirrels. Along the way, you can admire views of the sea, the mangroves, and rocky outcrops, and with a little luck catch sight of dolphins or manatees.

Practical Information

Duration: 2 to 2.5 hours. Difficulty: easy. The trail is waymarked and a car park is available nearby. Wear comfortable walking shoes, bring water and a snack, and respect the natural environment and wildlife.

Getting There

The trail is located on Route de Montabo, opposite the Jean Macé school in Cayenne. Parking is available nearby.

Wildlife

What you might see

Species most often reported by naturalists around this place. Nothing is guaranteed: wildlife comes and goes.

Bird
Tyran quiquivi
Pitangus sulphuratus
Photo credit
© Jan Ebr & Ivana Ebrová, CC BY · taken in Saint-Georges · iNaturalist
Bird
Aigrette bleue
Egretta caerulea
Photo credit
© Jan Ebr & Ivana Ebrová, CC BY · taken in Cayenne · iNaturalist
Bird
Tangara évêque
Thraupis episcopus
Photo credit
© Jan Ebr & Ivana Ebrová, CC BY · taken in Remire-Montjoly · iNaturalist
Bird
Ibis rouge
Eudocimus ruber
Photo credit
© François Dunoyer, CC BY · taken in Régina · iNaturalist