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Sainte-Rose

Sainte-Rose

La Soufrière

La Soufrière

Trois Rivieres

Trois-Rivières

South of Basse-Terre, Trois-Rivières blends Arawak heritage, black sand beaches and a gateway to the Saintes. Our comprehensive guide to visiting it well.

Terre-de-Haut

Terre de Haut

Colorful village, UNESCO-listed bay, Fort Napoleon and snorkeling coves: everything you need for a successful stay in Terre-de-Haut, in the Les Saintes archipelago.

Terre de Bas

Terre de Bas

The westernmost island of the Saintes, Terre de Bas combines secluded beaches, military heritage and traditional salako craftsmanship, away from mass tourism.

Sainte-Anne

Sainte-Anne

White sand beaches, a charming Creole town, night markets and the Mémorial Nèg Mawon: everything you need to know to visit Sainte-Anne, Guadeloupe.

Saint-Francois

Saint-François

At the southeastern tip of Grande-Terre, Saint-François combines a fishing port, international marina, sheltered beaches and direct access to Petite Terre.

Port-Louis

Port-Louis

Off the beaten path, Port-Louis reveals turquoise lagoons, sugary heritage, and wild beaches in the northwest of Grande-Terre.

Pointe-Noire

Pointe-Noire

On the Leeward Coast of Basse-Terre, Pointe-Noire blends cascading waterfalls, rust-colored sand beaches and a rich cacao heritage. Our comprehensive guide.

Pointe

Pointe-à-Pitre

Markets brimming with spices, the Iron Cathedral, Mémorial ACTe and Creole flavors: Pointe-à-Pitre captures the soul of Guadeloupe within a few streets.

Petite Terre

Petite Terre

A classified natural reserve, Petite Terre combines a turquoise lagoon, endemic iguanas and a heritage lighthouse. The complete guide to planning your excursion.

Petit Bourg

Petit-Bourg

Guadeloupe's largest municipality, Petit-Bourg unveils its waterfalls, tropical forest, and Montebello rum, just 20 minutes from Pointe-à-Pitre.

Marie-Galante

Marie-Galante

Marie-Galante, Guadeloupe's pancake island, cultivates a rare rural gentleness: sugar cane fields, agricultural rum distilleries, and tranquil beaches.

Malendure Beach

Volcanic black sand, the Pigeon Islets across the way, and the Cousteau Reserve offshore: Malendure concentrates the best diving and snorkeling Guadeloupe has to offer.

Le Moule

Le Moule

On the Atlantic coast of Grande-Terre, Le Moule blends world-class surfing, sugar heritage, and lively night markets. Your essential guide to visiting this charming Caribbean town.

Le Gosier

Le Gosier

White sand beaches, a small islet crowned with a lighthouse, a night market and bustling marina: Le Gosier captures the essence of Caribbean living in Guadeloupe.

The Island of Grande-Terre

White sand beaches to the south, wild cliffs to the north, distilleries and Creole villages: Grande-Terre captures the essence of Guadeloupe in 586 km².

La Désirade

La Désirade

A discrete and wild island just 10 km from Grande-Terre, La Désirade captivates with its deserted beaches, iguanas and timeless pace.