Sud Grande-Terre

This guided tour in Guadeloupe takes you to explore the South of Grande-Terre, a region rich in contrasts where historical heritage, natural ecosystems and spectacular scenery all come together.

The day begins at Fort Fleur d'Épée, a strategic fortification overlooking the bay of Gosier. Exploring its ramparts and underground passages brings the island's military history to life. We then head to a truly unique natural setting: the mangroves of Guadeloupe. A living boundary between land and sea, this ecosystem is home to exceptional biodiversity and plays a vital role in protecting the coastline.

Several stops allow you to discover the local heritage:

• The black-and-white checkerboard cemetery of Morne-à-l'Eau
• The iconic Maison Zévallos, a magnificent colonial mansion

After a local lunch, we head to one of the archipelago's most emblematic sites: Pointe des Châteaux. Located at the eastern tip of Grande-Terre, this breathtaking spot offers stunning panoramic views over the Atlantic Ocean. A stop at la Douche, a natural basin where waves surge up like a geyser, rounds off this remarkable discovery.

The perfect excursion to experience the iconic landscapes of Guadeloupe.