Must-see attractions in Guadeloupe

  • Parc Archéologique des Roches Gravées

    Basse-Terre Island

    This prehistoric site features rocks carved with petroglyphs of human, animal and abstract form. Some of the rocks were found on the site; others were…

  • Grande Anse

    Terre-de-Haut

    Easily one of Terre-de-Haut's best beaches, long, sandy Grande Anse unfortunately has rough water conditions, and swimming is not allowed. The north side…

  • Le Chameau

    Terre-de-Haut

    A winding cement road leads to the summit of Le Chameau, which at 309m is Terre-de-Haut's highest point. From Bourg des Saintes it’s a moderately…

  • Marché La Rotonde

    Grande-Terre

    St-François' boldest piece of architecture is its perfectly circular art-deco farmers market slap bang in the middle of town. Packed with fruit and veg in…

  • Marché de la Darse

    Pointe-à-Pitre

    This popular market on the seafront in front of Place de la Victoire is Pointe-à-Pitre's main fruit-and-vegetable market. It's full of characters and you…

  • Marina de St-François

    Grande-Terre

    In the center of St-François, Guadeloupe's biggest marina is the playground of the Caribbean yacht-owning classes. The only other reason to come here is…

  • Distillerie Bielle

    Guadeloupe

    Between Grand-Bourg and Capesterre, this historic distillery offers free self-guided tours of its age-old operation and a fully stocked gift shop selling…

  • Pain de Sucre

    Terre-de-Haut

    The Pain de Sucre (Sugarloaf) is an imposing 53m-high basalt peninsula. You’ll find good snorkeling and a sandy beach here.

  • Marina de Bas du Fort

    Grande-Terre

    Between Pointe-à-Pitre and Gosier, this marina has excellent facilities and a large number of restaurants, bars and cafes.

  • Cathédrale de St-Pierre et St-Paul

    Pointe-à-Pitre

    Rather than the traditional arches, this attractively painted sand-colored church, nicknamed the ‘Iron Cathedral,’ is supported by iron girders intended…

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