Mountain Village Jeep Adventure

What your day looks like

A village shrouded in the clouds. It is rumored that some of the earliest residents of Paramin were runaway slaves or “maroons”, a refuge for slaves fleeing the plantations. The driver of your rustic jeep is a community guide, who lives in this village. The thin ribbon of paved road we travel on passes fields of chives, thyme, parsley, cabbage, yam, and peppers that are literally carved into the steep mountainside as you head toward the village center. The panoramic views are simply out of this world! Many of the villagers worship at “Our Lady of Guadeloupe church”, one of the stops on our tour, especially known for the mass it holds in “Patois” on Carnival Sunday. As you stroll through the village, the next stop is one of the families preparing their produce for the market (seasonal). Eventually, you reach the “Mt Saut D’Eau” mountain peak, from where you experience the best view of all.