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Maretraite
Paramaribo, Suriname · Neighborhood Guide
Quiet, residential, and leafy. Home to diplomats, business leaders, and established expat families. Well-maintained streets and a safe atmosphere.
Data verified May 13, 2026
Maretraite at a Glance
Higher-End
Cost Level
SRD 7,000–14,000/month (~$480–$950)
Rent Range
Very good — quiet, diplomatic presence, well-maintained
Safety
20–30 Mbps
Internet
Who Lives in Maretraite?
Diplomats, established expat families, Surinamese business leaders.
Living in Maretraite — Practical Details
Walkability
Moderate — residential streets; car helpful for wider errands
Grocery & Food Access
Moderate — local shops; main supermarkets a short drive
Getting Around
- Car recommended
- Taxis available
- Limited minibus routes
Nearby Coworking
- Buro Workspaces (10 min drive)
- WorkUrMagic (15 min)
Insider Tips for Maretraite
- 1One of the safest neighborhoods in Paramaribo — families walk freely in the evening
- 2Leafy streets and spacious plots feel very different from central Paramaribo
- 3Rent is similar to Rainville but you get more space and quieter surroundings
- 4A car is really helpful — public transport is limited in residential areas
FAQ — Maretraite, Paramaribo
What is Maretraite like for expats?
Maretraite is a higher-end neighborhood in Paramaribo. Quiet, residential, and leafy. Home to diplomats, business leaders, and established expat families. Well-maintained streets and a safe atmosphere. Best for: Families and long-term expats seeking a peaceful, upscale residential neighborhood.
How much does it cost to live in Maretraite, Paramaribo?
Maretraite is classified as "Higher-End" in Paramaribo. Typical rent: SRD 7,000–14,000/month (~$480–$950). Total monthly budget in Paramaribo: $800–$1,200.
Is Maretraite safe for expats?
Very good — quiet, diplomatic presence, well-maintained
Who lives in Maretraite?
Diplomats, established expat families, Surinamese business leaders.
Other Neighborhoods in Paramaribo
Rainville
Higher-EndModern and lively with restaurants, bars, and shopping centers. Paramaribo's most popular expat area with good nightlife and convenient services.
Uitvlugt
Mid-RangeSpacious and green with larger properties. A well-established residential area popular with both locals and expats seeking more space.
Centrum (Historic Inner City)
Mid-RangeUNESCO World Heritage zone with stunning Dutch colonial wooden architecture, waterkant views, markets, and the main commercial district.
Mon Plaisir
Budget-FriendlyAffordable residential area north of the center. Growing expat presence with newer apartment buildings and local markets.
Blauwgrond
Mid-RangeQuiet and residential with easy access to Rainville's amenities. A mix of older homes and newer developments.
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