La Guadeloupe dans la Peau!
Information, recommendations, photos, videos from a resident passionate about Guadeloupe.
Who am I?
Olivier, I was born in Guadeloupe and have been living here for almost 46 years. In love with Guadeloupe, I have set myself the challenge of presenting Guadeloupe from the perspective of a local, for one year.
From Easter 2024 to the Carnival festivities in 2025, I invite you to follow the Instagram page to discover what, in my eyes, makes the charm of the Guadeloupe islands.
Simply Irresistible!
Guadeloupe is a captivating group of islands inhabited by a generous and welcoming population, offering a unique atmosphere and quality of life. It draws you in, intoxicates you, surprises you, obsesses you, captivates you, and comforts you. With unparalleled beauty, it takes you on a journey to realms you never imagined existed. If you let it seduce you, you'll inevitably fall under its spell.
Destination Guadeloupe!
Guadeloupe, nicknamed "the butterfly island," is a paradise destination located in the Caribbean. Its beaches of fine sand bordered by crystal-clear turquoise waters offer an idyllic setting for relaxation and rejuvenation. Between the lush mountains of Basse-Terre and the arid landscapes of Grande-Terre, the island's natural diversity is breathtaking.
The Pearl of the Lesser Antilles
This nickname reflects the privileged position of the island within the Lesser Antilles region and highlights its distinctive attractions. Here are some reasons why Guadeloupe is called the "Pearl of the Lesser Antilles"
The Natural Diversity
Guadeloupe offers an impressive ecological diversity, ranging from paradisiacal beaches to lush mountains, and refreshing waterfalls. This variety of landscapes makes Guadeloupe a natural gem within the Lesser Antilles.
Cultural Richness
Guadeloupean culture, influenced by its colonial past and marked by the fusion of various traditions, contributes to the cultural richness of the island. This cultural diversity makes Guadeloupe a unique and valuable place in the Lesser Antilles.
Tropical Climate
Benefiting from a pleasant tropical climate, Guadeloupe attracts visitors with its warm temperatures, crystal-clear waters, and constant sunshine. These ideal conditions make it a sought-after gem for sun-seekers and relaxation enthusiasts.
Historical Heritage
The history of Guadeloupe, marked by slavery and the struggle for independence, gives the island a historical depth that contributes to its unique personality within the Lesser Antilles.
Warm Hospitality
The people of Guadeloupe are known for their warm welcome and friendliness. This hospitality enhances the charm of the island and positions it as a welcoming destination in the heart of the Lesser Antilles.
Guadeloupe in the Skin
As soon as one sets foot in Guadeloupe, something magical happens. The vibrant colors, the enchanting scents, the warmth of the welcome... People come for a few days, but they always leave with a piece of this island within them. Guadeloupe seeps under the skin, into the heart, never to leave us again. It's a love that cannot be explained, just an unbreakable bond that forms between the island and those who discover it.
Discover our Island in Videos
Anse Bertrand - Port Louis
Go hiking along the coastline from Port-Louis to Anse-Bertrand, following the Grand Cul-de-Sac Marin, to explore the mangrove and discover its natural treasures. The flora is particularly diverse, with various species of mangroves growing here. The fauna is also very rich, with many birds, dragonflies, and crustaceans to observe.
Marie-Galante and its paradisiacal beaches
Marie-Galante, a land of rural traditions, cultivating a peaceful way of life, mischievously charms more than one observer, and its heartbeat quickens in the blink of an eye to the rhythm of festivities and family bonds. Today, Marie-Galante emerges as the new destination in the French Antilles. Covering an area of 158 km², the island, more commonly known as the "big pancake" due to its circular shape and low relief (the highest peak, Morne Constant, rises to 204m), comprises three municipalities and 12,410 inhabitants. Marie-Galante, which once boasted 106 windmills, is also referred to as the "Island of a Hundred Windmills" or the "Great Dependency.
Malendure Beach
Malendure Beach ring any bells? Perhaps the mention of the "Cousteau Reserve" sparks something more concrete? Yes, that's it. This black sand beach, located on the west coast of the island of Basse-Terre, attracts numerous diving enthusiasts due to the natural reserve it houses. Follow us, we'll take you on a discovery of this exceptional site.
Canyoning in Guadeloupe, Gourbeyre, Blue Basin
The Blue Basin, located on the Le Galion River, sits at an altitude of 620 meters in the heart of the lush rainforest of Gourbeyre. This stunning spot is favored by freshwater swimming enthusiasts, offering the opportunity for some jumps or dives thanks to its sufficient depth. It's fed by waterfalls, one of which creates a natural waterslide.
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