
Place des Palmistes
The large central square, planted with tall palms and lined with Creole houses, cafés and colonial buildings.

Cayenne, France
Cayenne is the capital of French Guiana, an overseas region on the northern coast of South America. It has a colonial centre of Creole houses around the Place des Palmistes and is the gateway to the Amazon rainforest, the Salvation Islands and the Kourou space centre.
Cayenne-Félix Éboué airport is about 14 km from central Cayenne.
Line 7 of the Cayenne urban bus network has an extension to the airport. Check the timetable before you travel.
Rank outside the terminal. The ride to central Cayenne takes about 20-25 min.
Cayenne

The large central square, planted with tall palms and lined with Creole houses, cafés and colonial buildings.

Remains of the town's original fort, on a hill overlooking Cayenne and the estuary.

Cayenne's 19th-century cathedral, with a bright nave of columns and stained glass.

Islands off Kourou that once held the penal colony, including Devil's Island. Visited by boat from Kourou.

Europe's launch base in Kourou, a little over an hour from Cayenne. It offers guided tours and a space museum.
Cayenne is served by Cayenne-Félix Éboué (CAY).
Cayenne-Félix Éboué airport is about 14 km from central Cayenne.
From Cayenne-Félix Éboué airport you can take Línea 7 (bus) and Taxi. Pre-booked taxis and private transfers are also available.
Highlights of Cayenne include Place des Palmistes, Fort Cépérou, Cathédrale Saint-Sauveur, Îles du Salut, and Centre spatial guyanais.