Real Travel - French Guiana
Between Brazil and Suriname lies French Guiana, an overseas department of France. French colonial architecture and New Orleans-style charm are the center of Cayenne, while offshore beaches and a Space Center offer more typical beachside fun.
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Ware - French Guiana Located in equatorial South America, French Guiana offers isolated sandy beaches for sunbathing and abundant fishing opportunities. Emerald Jungle Village is an eco-tourism sanctuary that offers excursions through eastern French Guiana. Cayenne is a diverse city with French Colonial architecture, local museums, the main market and Creole cuisine. |
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Travel Guide - French Guiana
Who said that France and South America don't mix? French Guiana offers a
strange mixture of French style and tropical taste.
Lonely
Planet - French Guiana
French Guiana is a country of pristine rainforests that has both the luck
and misfortune of being colonized by France. It's the wealthiest region
of this South American corner, meaning that everyone from Brazil to Suriname
tries to cross its borders in the hope of high-paying jobs and decent unemployment
benefits.
Wikitravel
- French Guiana
French Guiana is in the Amazonia region of South America, bordering the
North Atlantic Ocean, between Brazil and Suriname.
