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2025 Holidays - French Guiana

Name Weekday Date Type Subdivisions
New Year's Day Wednesday Jan. 1, 2025 National All
Carnival Monday Monday March 3, 2025 Other All
Mardi Gras Tuesday March 4, 2025 Other All
Ash Wednesday Wednesday March 5, 2025 Other All
Good Friday Friday April 18, 2025 Other All
Easter Monday Monday April 21, 2025 National All
Labour Day Thursday May 1, 2025 National All
Victory Day Thursday May 8, 2025 National All
Ascension Day Thursday May 29, 2025 National All
Whit Monday Monday June 9, 2025 National All
Abolition Day Tuesday June 10, 2025 National All
French National Day Monday July 14, 2025 National All
Assumption Day Friday Aug. 15, 2025 National All
All Saints' Day Saturday Nov. 1, 2025 National All
Armistice Day Tuesday Nov. 11, 2025 National All
Christmas Day Thursday Dec. 25, 2025 National All

* Estimated holiday dates

We continuously monitor and update holiday information, but there may be occasional inaccuracies.

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French Guiana Public Holiday Observance Rules

1. General Observance

Public holidays in French Guiana are established by national law and local regulations, and are published in the official holiday calendar. These holidays are observed on the designated calendar dates.

2. When a Public Holiday Falls on a Sunday

- The holiday is observed on that Sunday.

- There is no automatic substitute day provided (for example, the following Monday is not automatically declared a holiday).

3. When a Public Holiday Falls on a Saturday

- The holiday is observed on that Saturday.

- No statutory provision exists to shift a Saturday holiday to another day.

4. Bridge Holidays (Long Weekends)

- There is no automatic system for providing extra “bridge” days when a holiday falls on a weekend.

- Any additional days off are determined by employer policies or through collective agreements.

5. Additional Notes

- Employers must adhere to the official public holiday calendar as published by the relevant authorities.

- Employees working on a public holiday are entitled to premium compensation (overtime pay or compensatory time off) in accordance with the French labor code and any applicable local regulations.

- For the most current information, always consult the latest official holiday calendar and any recent government announcements or legislative updates.