Southern Basse-Terre

Discover the South of Basse-Terre, one of the most authentic and unspoiled territories on the island. This Guadeloupe excursion immerses you in a region where Amerindian history, volcanic landscapes and tropical nature all come together.

The day begins with a stroll along the Trois-Rivières coastline, renowned for its Amerindian carved rocks — a legacy left by the island's first inhabitants. We continue on to the ruins of a former sugar plantation, then to the last windmill still standing in Basse-Terre.

Nature is your companion throughout the entire excursion, offering unforgettable outdoor experiences: refreshing waterfalls, tropical rivers, volcanic coastline, black sand beaches. Lunch is served overlooking the ocean on the stunning Grand-Anse beach, one of the most beautiful black sand beaches in Guadeloupe.

The afternoon continues to the southernmost tip and the Vieux-Fort lighthouse, offering a spectacular view of the archipelago. The day winds down with a relaxing soak in the natural hot springs, warmed by the geothermal activity of the volcano.

A one-of-a-kind guided tour of Basse-Terre, where wild nature, history and volcanic landscapes converge.