The Islands of Guadeloupe are made up of 5 islands: Grande-Terre, Basse-Terre, Marie-Galante, Le Saintes (Terre-de-Haut and Terre-de-Bas) and Désirade. They welcome you to the heart of the Caribbean basin.

To the sound of the biguine and the taste of “ti-punch”, you’ll be welcomed at the “Guadeloupe Pôle Caraibes” airport and at the autonomous ports of Pointe-à-Pitre or Basse-Terre.
With its 1780 km2, divided between its dependencies and the two large islands which make up the “butterfly”, it offers a variety of activities for an unforgettable stay!

South of Grande-Terre, Marie Galante is the third-largest island in the French West Indies. The island has some of the most beautiful beaches in the archipelago, as well as lagoons lined with coral reefs and breathtaking seabeds. There aren’t many tourists in Marie-Galante; the inhabitants have preserved a rural way of life, in an environment protected from intensive concreting.
As you can see, Marie-Galante offers the authenticity of life in the West Indies, a picturesque charm, countless white sandy beaches and the serenity of a stay.

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Martinique is a picture-postcard island, a real charmer, which draws visitors in with its sandy beaches and then captures them with its rich interior. In Martinique, there is of course the sky, the sun and the sea, but also sugarcane fields, timeless forest paths, villages at the end of the world, fantastic gardens where you can forget the invasion of concrete.

What’s surprising about Martinique is its ability to reconcile the irreconcilable: sugar and rum, rain and sun, eye-watering blues and tender greens. Trade winds and cyclones. Volcanoes and heavenly vegetation. Memories of splendid times and the original sin of slavery. The sluggishness, the welcome horns, the charming chat and the supercilious pride… This island, you have no choice but to love it.

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