Our trips in Guadeloupe

How to choose your circuit in Guadeloupe?

The key question is how many islands you want to include. In one week, you can cover Grande-Terre and Basse-Terre with a day trip to Les Saintes or Marie-Galante. To add La Désirade, two or three nights in Marie-Galante and proper hiking time in the National Park, you'll need to plan for 8 to 12 days. Our most comprehensive itineraries over around ten days let you mix ferry travel, rental cars and nights with local hosts at a comfortable pace.

Different circuit types

We design three main families of itineraries. Beaches and islands circuits for those wanting to hop between Petite-Terre, Les Saintes and the beaches of Sainte-Anne or Gosier. Nature circuits focused on La Soufrière, Carbet Falls and crossing the tropical rainforest of Basse-Terre. And finally Creole gastronomy and art of living circuits, featuring visits to agricultural rum distilleries in Marie-Galante and meetings with cocoa and vanilla producers.

What's the best season?

The dry season, locally called carême, runs from December to April, with temperatures between 24 and 30°C and sea around 26°C. It's the most stable period for hiking and diving. From July to October, it's the wet season, or hivernage, hotter and rainier, with a real cyclone risk in August and September. May, June and November offer a good compromise, with fewer crowds and softer rates.

Our quality commitment

Chris and the Koroko team live in Baie-Mahault and personally know the hosts, hiking guides and skippers we work with. Each circuit is tailored after direct discussion with you, then monitored on the ground during your stay. Our agency is registered with Atout France and your payments are guaranteed by APST, with English-speaking assistance 7 days a week throughout your trip.