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Les Saintes

Les Saintes

South of Basse-Terre, Les Saintes form a small archipelago of breathtaking beauty, considered one of the Caribbean's finest jewels. Composed of 9 volcanic islets with only 2 inhabited, this destination captivates with its authenticity, spectacular landscapes and peaceful atmosphere.

Bouillante

Bouilante

Nestled on the western coast of Basse-Terre, between the Caribbean Sea and tropical highlands, Bouilante is a little slice of paradise that perfectly embodies the volcanic and wild soul of Guadeloupe. Famous for its hot springs, exceptional marine ecosystems, and laid-back charm, the town captivates both diving enthusiasts and travelers seeking either tranquility or adventure.

La Désirade

Island 11 km off Saint-François, untouched by mass tourism: limestone plateau, calm beaches, artisanal fishing and just 1,500 inhabitants.

Marie-Galante

A limestone island of 158 km² southeast of Guadeloupe, defined by sugarcane, three working distilleries and long beaches still largely untouched by mass tourism.

Grande-Terre

Grande-Terre

The limestone wing of Guadeloupe, drier and flatter, where the southern beaches, the Saint-François marina and the economic capital Pointe-à-Pitre are concentrated.

Basse-Terre

The volcanic western wing of Guadeloupe, where La Soufrière, the rainforest of the National Park and the Cousteau Reserve set a slower pace than Grande-Terre.