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Destinations > South America > Suriname
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Public Holidays in Suriname |
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Year 2012| Date | Holiday | Comment | January 1
(Sunday) | New Year's Day | | January 9
(Monday) | Christmas holiday (end) | | January 23
(Monday) | Chinese New Year | Religious - Buddhism (Vajrayana) | February 25
(Saturday) | Revolution Day | | March 8
(Thursday) | Holi or Holika (second day) | Religious - Hinduism | March 29
(Thursday) | mid-term holiday (beginning) | | April 6
(Friday) | Good Friday | Religious - Catholic or protestant | April 9
(Monday) | Easter Monday | Religious - Catholic or protestant | April 16
(Monday) | mid-term holiday (end) | | May 1
(Tuesday) | Labor Day/May Day | | June 21
(Thursday) | summer holiday (beginning) | | July 1
(Sunday) | Abolition of Slavery | | August 9
(Thursday) | Day of the Indigenous People | | August 18
(Saturday) | End of Ramadan (may be changed to the nearest day) | Religious - Muslim, Sufi | September 4
(Tuesday) | summer holiday (end) | | October 10
(Wednesday) | National Day of the Maroons | | October 25
(Thursday) | Eid-ul-Adha - Feast of the Sacrifice (may be changed to the nearest day) | Religious - Muslim, Sufi | November 13
(Tuesday) | Deepavali/Dipabali | Religious - Hinduism | November 25
(Sunday) | Independence Day | National Day | December 21
(Friday) | Christmas holiday (beginning) | | December 25
(Tuesday) | Christmas Day | Religious - Catholic or protestant | December 26
(Wednesday) | Tweede Kerstdag | |
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