Explore our island duo: Basse-Terre & Grande Terre.

These islands, close to each other, invite you to discover their natural and cultural wealth, offering breathtaking landscapes and unforgettable experiences.

Start your journey in Basse-Terre, where the green mountains, lush rainforests and spectacular waterfalls will amaze you. Discover the volcano of La Soufrière, the hiking trails of the National Park and the impressive waterfalls of the Chutes du Carbet.

Continue your adventure in Grande-Terre, with its white sandy beaches and turquoise lagoons, perfect for swimming and water sports. Explore charming fishing villages, sample tasty Creole dishes and stroll through bustling markets.

This tour of Guadeloupe, between Basse-Terre and Grande-Terre, promises wonder and adventure at every stop, with a diversity of landscapes ranging from idyllic beaches to majestic volcanoes, colorful markets and fascinating historic sites.

Must-sees in Guadeloupe...

Basse-Terre: A Paradise for Nature and Adventure Lovers

Basse-Terre is a haven for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts, with its varied landscapes ranging from black sand beaches to lush mountains and tropical forests. Start your discovery by climbing La Soufrière volcano, the summit of the Lesser Antilles. This hike takes you through diverse landscapes, from hot springs to sulfurous fumaroles, and offers spectacular views of the island and ocean from the summit.

The Guadeloupe National Park is another marvel to explore. It is home to exceptional biodiversity and iconic sites such as the Carbet Falls. These majestic waterfalls, surrounded by dense vegetation, are among the most impressive in the Caribbean. For diving enthusiasts, the Réserve Cousteau, near Bouillante, is a must-see. Its crystal-clear waters reveal colorful coral reefs and a rich marine life, including turtles and tropical fish.

The city of Basse-Terre, the administrative capital of Guadeloupe, is a contrast with its historic monuments and lively market. Stroll through its streets to discover the Notre-Dame de Guadeloupe cathedral,Fort Delgrès, and the magnificent Deshaies botanical garden, where a wide variety of tropical plants flourish in peaceful surroundings.

For an immersion in local culture, visit rum distilleries such as Bologna or Reimonenq. Here you can explore the Guadeloupean rum-making process and taste their products. Black-sand beaches like Malendure are ideal for relaxing after a day of exploring.

Basse-Terre's small towns, such as Vieux-Habitants and Trois-Rivières, offer an authentic glimpse of local life and Guadeloupean traditions, with their markets, local festivals and warm welcome. Basse-Terre combines lush nature, adventure and culture to offer memorable experiences.

Grande Terre: A Paradise of Beaches and Culture

Grande-Terre is renowned for its sparkling white sand beaches, picturesque landscapes and captivating cultural sites. This haven of peace seduces with its charm and its many riches. Start your exploration on the famous beaches of Sainte-Anne and Saint-François, where turquoise waters and fine sand provide the ideal setting for relaxation and water sports.

Pointe des Châteaux, at the eastern end of Grande-Terre, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and neighboring islands, accessible after a hike to the cross at the summit.

Pointe-à-Pitre, the economic capital of Guadeloupe, is a cultural crossroads. Its bustling market is filled with spices, tropical fruits and local crafts. The Mémorial ACTe, the Caribbean center of expression and memory of the slave trade and slavery, offers a deep dive into the region's history and culture.

In Anse-Bertrand, La Porte d'Enfer will amaze you with its spectacular bay surrounded by imposing cliffs. For rum lovers, a visit to the Damoiseau distillery in Le Moule is a must. Here, you can learn about the rum-making process and taste some of the best local varieties. And don't miss Pointe de la Grande Vigie, at the island's northernmost point. This cliff offers spectacular views of the ocean and, on a clear day, the neighboring islands of Désirade and Antigua.

Grande-Terre is an invitation to explore, offering a diversity and natural beauty that create unforgettable memories between relaxation, adventure and cultural immersion.

This stay includes:
- Return flight to Pointe à Pitre, Guadeloupe
- 8-day car rental in category B Peugeot 208 or similar
- 3 nights at Jardin Malanga with continental breakfast
- 4 nights at La Toubana Hôtel & Spa with American breakfast
- Offer while stocks last.

Optional:
- Half-board excluding drinks throughout stay

This stay does not include:
- Tourist tax