Basic bus services operate mainly in Paramaribo with limited frequency and coverage elsewhere. No metro or rail systems; future SIDPS 2050 plans integration of roads with public transport facilities. Water ferries and small aircraft supplement in rural/forested areas, but overall systems lack reliability and accessibility.

4,304 km total roads (26% paved); Northern and Southern East-West Links are key arterials under rehabilitation (EU-funded). First motorway, Desiré Delano Bouterse Highway (9.6 km), operational since 2020—all toll-free. Most roads unpaved, challenging in forests; no direct links to Brazil or full Guyana connection. Left-hand driving; speed limits enforced by cameras on highways.

Suriname ranks 7th globally in telecom competitiveness (2013 WEF), with state-owned Telesur providing advanced fixed/mobile broadband despite monopolization. Urban fiber expanding; rural gaps persist but service quality exceeds regional peers.

Avg: 125.4+ Mbps • Strong urban coverage in Paramaribo; expanding to districts via government plans, limited rural penetration

56 airports total (1 over 3,047m runway at Paramaribo's Johan Pengel International), 49 general aviation for interior access. Limited international routes from Zanderij (PBM); no major hub status. Domestic flights essential for forested regions.

Hubs: Johan Pengel International (PBM)