Guadeloupe Destinations
From the Leeward Coast to Grande-Terre and the outer islands — explore 12 of Guadeloupe's most beautiful destinations, with insider tips from the ZeWelcome team.
Anse-Bertrand
Anse-Bertrand, in northern Grande-Terre, is a quiet, unspoilt commune perfect for those seeking authentic Guadeloupe. Its spectacular cliffs, Porte d'Enfer beach and rich marine life make it a must for divers and nature lovers.
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Baie-Mahault
Baie-Mahault, Guadeloupe's leading commercial city, is home to the Milenis shopping centre and the Jarry industrial zone. Well-connected and central, it is often the arrival point for business travellers or those in transit to other communes.
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Deshaies
Deshaies, nestled in a green bay in northwestern Basse-Terre, is a preserved fishing village and one of Guadeloupe's most beautiful communes. Its world-famous botanical garden, La Perle beach and waterfront restaurants make it a favourite for families and nature lovers.
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Le Gosier
Le Gosier is a lively seaside commune on the lagoon, known for its iconic islet accessible by swimming and its vibrant nightlife. Close to Pointe-à-Pitre, it offers hotels, waterfront restaurants and water sports, all with a typically Caribbean atmosphere.
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Gourbeyre
Gourbeyre, at the foot of La Soufrière, offers a unique mountainous and lush setting in Guadeloupe. Its thermal springs, the nearby Carbet waterfall and hiking trails make it an ideal base camp for nature and eco-tourism lovers.
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Goyave
Goyave, on the leeward coast of Basse-Terre, is a tranquil commune through which the Goyave river flows. Its listed mangroves, hiking trails and easy sea access make it a favourite for families and nature lovers.
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Lamentin
Lamentin, in the heart of Basse-Terre, is a lush commune bordered by mangroves and fish-rich rivers. Ideal for fishing, kayaking and ecotourism, it offers an authentic setting away from tourist crowds. A great base for exploring the entire leeward coast.
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Les Saintes
Les Saintes is an archipelago of eight islands, two of them inhabited, 15 km south of Guadeloupe. The Bay of Les Saintes is ranked among the world's most beautiful bays by many sailors. Its colourful lanes, craft shops and the tranquillity of Terre-de-Haut make it a picture-perfect destination.
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Marie-Galante
Marie-Galante, nicknamed "La Grande Galette", is a round, authentic island 30 km from mainland Guadeloupe. Its deserted beaches, agricultural rum distilleries and preserved way of life make it an ideal destination for travellers seeking calm and Caribbean authenticity.
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Le Moule
Le Moule, on the Atlantic coast of Grande-Terre, is a surfer's paradise with powerful waves and renowned spots. This historic town also has a beautiful church, a lively market and wild beaches perfect for relaxation. Ideal for watersports enthusiasts and seekers of local authenticity.
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Saint-François
Saint-François, at the eastern tip of Grande-Terre, charms with its lively marina, renowned golf course and white sand beaches. A must-visit resort, it offers a relaxed nightlife and refined local cuisine. It is the ideal base for exploring the neighbouring islands of La Désirade and Petite-Terre.
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Sainte-Anne
Sainte-Anne is famous for its turquoise waters and white sand beaches among the most beautiful in Guadeloupe. Its colourful village, grilled fish restaurants and local atmosphere make it a must-stop. La Caravelle beach, belonging to Club Med, is one of the most photographed on the island.
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