Guadeloupe
Welcome to Guadeloupe, the tropical jewel of the Caribbean, where a symphony of lush nature, rich culture and enchanting outdoor activities awaits you. Explore palm-fringed paradise beaches, dive into crystal-clear waters, and feel the tropical breeze among exceptional biodiversity. Soak up Creole cultural heritage through music, dance and spicy cuisine.
Hiking through tropical forests, climbing La Soufrière, and diving in marine reserves are all opportunities for outdoor adventure enthusiasts. Whether you're drawn to nature, culture or adrenaline, Guadeloupe promises an unforgettable Caribbean getaway.
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An exceptional natural heritage
Guadeloupe offers an ecological diversity that amazes visitors. Basse-Terre, the mountainous part of the island, is home to the Guadeloupe National Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The majestic Soufrière, an active volcano, dominates the landscape.
Tropical rainforests cover much of the island, sheltering a rich biodiversity with endemic species such as the raccoon, boa constrictor and Amazon parrot. Waterfalls, such as those at Carbet, and rivers meander through the lush vegetation.
Palm-fringed white-sand beaches line the coastline, offering relaxation and diving in exceptional marine reserves.
The mangroves of the Grand Cul-de-Sac Marin, the largest mangrove ecosystem in the Lesser Antilles, contribute to the preservation of marine life. All this natural heritage makes Guadeloupe a Caribbean jewel, captivating nature lovers from all over the world.
Guadeloupe: roots, creolity and nature.
Guadeloupe, the jewel of the Caribbean, boasts a captivating cultural and historical heritage. Witness to its colonial past, the archipelago is home to relics such as Fort Napoléon and Fort Delgrès, reminders of a history marked by sugar cane plantations and the slave trade.
The colorful and distinctive Creole architecture reflects European, African and Caribbean influences. Creole culture flourishes through gwoka music, carnival and the Creole language, alongside French. The Guadeloupe National Park, covering Basse-Terre, offers remarkable natural diversity, with waterfalls and the La Soufrière volcano.
This exceptional setting and vibrant cultural identity make Guadeloupe a destination where the past blends harmoniously with contemporary life.
Where to hike in Guadeloupe, between volcanoes, waterfalls and tropical forests?
Guadeloupe is a paradise hiking destination, offering a diversity of trails through enchanting landscapes. Climbing the iconic volcano La Soufrière is an unmissable experience, where hikers are rewarded with breathtaking panoramas of the Caribbean Sea.
Majestic waterfalls, such as Cascade aux Ecrevisses and Chutes du Carbet, reveal the splendor of the rainforest, offering refreshing breaks along the way. The Traversée de la Basse-Terre, with its 43 kilometers of trails through the wilderness, promises total immersion in the island's biodiversity.
Whether you opt for marine vistas along the Grand Cul-de-Sac Marin or escapades to the summits, Guadeloupe seduces hiking enthusiasts with the richness of its unspoilt natural landscapes, creating memorable souvenirs in the heart of the Caribbean.
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