The Commewijne District is located in the northeastern part of Suriname, bordered by the Commewijne River and the Atlantic Ocean. It is known for its lush landscapes, including forests and plantations, which contribute to the region's agricultural economy. The district's capital is Nieuw Amsterdam, a town that reflects the area's colonial history. The district is also home to several historical sites, including old sugar plantations and forts. These remnants of the past attract visitors interested in Surinamese culture and history. Additionally, the natural environment supports diverse wildlife, making it a potential spot for eco-tourism.