Live every experience to the fullest
across the islands of Guadeloupe

The sea is the soul of the archipelago. Guadeloupe's turquoise waters and exceptional marine life make it a true paradise for ocean lovers.

Explore coral reefs while scuba diving, go snorkeling in the famous Cousteau Reserve, paddle through the mangroves by kayak, or ride the waves surfing, stand-up paddleboarding or jet skiing.

Boat trips offer the chance to spot fascinating marine wildlife: sea turtles, tropical fish and, at certain times of year, whales and dolphins passing through the archipelago's waters. Deep-sea fishing, flyboarding, towable tubes, sailing, catamaran rides, yacht excursions and day trips to wild islets round out the many adventures awaiting you on the water.

Guadeloupe is a land of history and memory, where every village and tradition tells the story of Creole identity. Explore iconic landmarks: historic forts, former sugar plantations, rum distilleries, traditional markets and authentic villages. Museums and eco-museums bring to life the history, traditions and ways of living that have shaped the archipelago. Discover the richness of medicinal plants through dedicated workshops in the heart of an authentic Creole garden. From art galleries and artists' studios to street art murals, local creativity shines at every turn. The Guadeloupe Museum of Fine Arts opens its doors to unique collections that reflect the cultural richness of the archipelago.

Rise above it all and discover Guadeloupe from a breathtaking new angle.

Soar over lagoons, beaches and volcanic peaks by parasailing, paragliding or on a scenic flight by plane or helicopter.

These experiences offer stunning views of the archipelago, coral reefs, turquoise lagoons and tropical landscapes. A truly unique way to take in the islands and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Guadeloupe pulses with celebrations throughout the year.

From the explosive colors and music of Carnival to the Route du Rhum race and traditional sailing regattas, the Chanté Nwel festivities every December, the International Cycling Tour, the Terre de Blues festival on Marie-Galante, the lively Fête du Crabe in Morne-à-l'Eau or the flavorful Fête à Kabrit — every month brings its own set of one-of-a-kind celebrations.

The patron saint festivals that energize every town, gwo ka, zouk and biguine concerts, and film, theater and music events complete a rich and varied cultural calendar, deeply rooted in the archipelago's living traditions.

Adding an event to your stay means diving into the heart of authentic Guadeloupean life — sharing the magic of a Carnival night, swaying to Creole rhythms or cheering on crews during a regatta.

Tell us your dates: we'll weave the best of the local events calendar into your itinerary.