Begin your adventure at the Parc National de la Guadeloupe, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve famed for its lush rainforests, scenic trails, and diverse wildlife.

Parc National de la Guadeloupe

Hike to the breathtaking Carbet Falls, a trio of spectacular waterfalls tumbling amidst tropical greenery—don’t miss the second fall for its dramatic cascade.

Carbet Falls

Recharge with a hearty Creole lunch at Le Touloulou, a beloved local eatery offering fresh seafood and classic island dishes in a friendly, rustic atmosphere.

Le Touloulou

Explore the enchanting Jardin Botanique de Deshaies, a botanical garden brimming with exotic flora, vibrant birds, and peaceful ponds—ideal for a tranquil afternoon stroll.

Jardin Botanique de Deshaies

For a magical sunset and authentic Caribbean dinner, head to La Kaz du Douanier, a seafront restaurant known for its creative rum cocktails and fresh lobster, right on the Deshaies Bay.

La Kaz du Douanier

Hike up the legendary La Soufrière, the active volcano that is Guadeloupe’s tallest peak, for panoramic island views and a misty, otherworldly summit experience.

La Soufrière

Unwind at the golden sands of Plage de Grande Anse, Guadeloupe’s most iconic beach, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and sipping coconut punch under swaying palms.

Plage de Grande Anse

Stop for a leisurely seaside lunch at Le Poisson d'Or, a hidden gem renowned for grilled catch-of-the-day and Creole specialties right on the waterfront.

Le Poisson d'Or

Experience the laid-back nightlife and mouthwatering tapas at Kaz A Kaban, a funky beach bar with live music and a panoramic terrace overlooking the Caribbean Sea.

Kaz A Kaban

Catch the early ferry from Trois-Rivières for a day trip to Les Saintes, an idyllic archipelago with turquoise waters, quaint fishing villages, and dramatic coastal vistas.

Les Saintes

Stroll up to Fort Napoléon for panoramic views over the bay and a fascinating museum on local history, flora, and fauna.

Fort Napoléon

Swim, snorkel, or simply relax at the stunning Plage de Pompierre, a palm-fringed cove famed for calm turquoise waters and local picnics.

Plage de Pompierre

Enjoy a leisurely lunch at Ti Kaz La, an intimate spot serving creative French-Creole cuisine and the freshest local fish, with tables by the sea.

Ti Kaz La

Back on the mainland, immerse yourself in Pointe-à-Pitre’s evening buzz at Le Mémorial ACTe, an award-winning museum and cultural center illuminating Caribbean history, followed by drinks at its stylish waterfront café.

Le Mémorial ACTe