A preserved island, green and blue.
Guadeloupe spreads its butterfly wings at the heart of the Caribbean archipelago. To the west, Basse-Terre — mountainous, volcanic and cloaked in rainforest — offers some of the best-preserved nature in the Antilles.
Far from mass tourism, you travel at the island's own pace: empty coves, cool rivers, colourful markets and sunsets over the Caribbean. The green of the jungle, the blue of the ocean.
Photo coming soon · placeholder Basse-Terre, the green island
A rainforest national park, waterfalls and rivers as far as the eye can see — Guadeloupe's wild, green heart.
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The active volcano crowning the island rises to 1,467 m. Its hiking trails wind through giant ferns and hot springs.
Photo coming soon · placeholder Beaches without the crowds
Golden or volcanic-black sand, coconut palms and calm waters: the Leeward Coast's beaches stay quiet, even in high season.
Photo coming soon · placeholder A sea to explore
The Cousteau Reserve shelters some of the finest seabeds in the Antilles — turtles, corals and tropical fish; a mask and snorkel are all you need.
Photo coming soon · placeholder The Creole art of living
Agricultural rum, spiced cuisine, a ti-punch at sunset and gwoka music: Guadeloupe is as much lived as it is visited.
Good to know
- Flight from Paris≈ 8 h non-stop
- CurrencyEuro (€)
- LanguageFrench
- Time difference−5 h to −6 h (Paris)
- Best seasonDecember → May
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