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Parks - Gardens - Natural sites
Baillif
Parks - Gardens - Natural sites
Capesterre-belle-eau
L'Allée DUMANOIR is part of Guadeloupe's historical and tourist heritage, and has gone far beyond the island's borders. Not far from this magnificent avenue is the Habitation Bois Debout, where Saint-John PERSE poet Alexis LEGER spent a good part of his vacations. An essential photo!
Parks - Gardens - Natural sites
Gourbeyre
The Bain des Amours is a heart-shaped pool in the commune of Gourbeyre. Its 35°C water is naturally heated by the nearby Soufrière volcano. It's rumored in the archipelago that you can't be sure of your feelings until you've taken a dip in the Bain des Amours at Dolé.
Parks - Gardens - Natural sites
Saint-Claude
FLORAL PARK Created in 2001, l'Ecrin Vert is based in Saint-Claude, Guadeloupe, in the heart of a veritable haven of greenery dedicated to welcoming visitors, discovering nature and experiencing the great outdoors to better understand the local environment and enjoy a serene, verdant setting in the heart of Basse-Terre. These experiences offer authentic immersion in the heart of Guadeloupean nature, while promoting respect for natural environments, conviviality and the transmission of a spirit of harmony with the environment. Looking for a rewarding adventure? Discover the Ecrin Vert.
Parks - Gardens - Natural sites
Capesterre-belle-eau
TROPICAL GARDEN, MEDICINAL PLANT, TABLE D'HÔTE Created in 1991, Jardin de la Rencontre is a 1.5-hectare tropical garden. Nestled on the path leading to the 3rd Chute du Carbet, it invites you to immerse yourself in lush vegetation, where orchids, exotic flowers, medicinal plants and a banana plantation of rare varieties flourish. The resort offers guided tours, 4x4 rides to a river in the forest, and a table d'hôte overlooking the sea for tasting local dishes and juices. A true haven of tropical peace, it offers a sensory and rejuvenating experience combining nature, botanical discovery and relaxation.
Parks - Gardens - Natural sites
Saint-Claude
Parks - Gardens - Natural sites
Basse-Terre
LE JARDIN BOTANIQUE DE BASSE-TERRE
The Jardin Botanique de Basse-Terre is a veritable treasure trove of tropical flora. From medicinal plants to fruit trees, orchids and rare species, the path offers an immersion in the heart of Guadeloupe's biodiversity. A place for relaxation and observation, it provides a better understanding of the role of plants in local culture and their traditional uses. Features: biodiversity, local and exotic plants, educational and sensory walks. Access: self-guided tour, ideal for families.
Parks - Gardens - Natural sites
Capesterre-belle-eau
The Carbet Falls are located in Capesterre-Belle-Eau, Guadeloupe, in the heart of the national park? This spectacular "site" includes three waterfalls in the middle of the rainforest, offering impressive panoramas and hiking trails. These waterfalls are a great way to discover the local biodiversity and the richness of the Guadeloupean landscape. Looking for an authentic immersion in nature? Come and discover the Carbet Falls
Parks - Gardens - Natural sites
Trois-Rivières
PARC ARCHEOLOGIQUE DES ROCHES GRAVEES
Created in 1975, the Roches Gravées archaeological park is a historic site in Trois-Rivières, Guadeloupe, dedicated to the discovery of pre-Columbian rock art in the Lesser Antilles. Covering an area of around one hectare, the site features some twenty rocks decorated with over 230 engravings, bearing witness to the presence and artistic expression of Amerindian populations, notably the Arawak, several centuries ago. Listed as historic monuments since 1974, these engravings provide a better understanding of the ancient history of Guadeloupe and the lives of the territory's first inhabitants. Looking for a cultural immersion in the heart of nature? Discover the Parc Archéologique des Roches Gravées.
Parks - Gardens - Natural sites
Basse-Terre
The Parc de Beauvallon is an exceptional heritage and natural site, once home to an 18th-century coffee plantation. You'll discover the restored remains of the dwelling, a Creole garden, century-old trees and a breathtaking view of the Saintes archipelago. The site highlights the history of coffee, cane and cocoa in Guadeloupe, while offering a peaceful setting for strolling and cultural discovery. Features: historical heritage, Creole garden, panoramic view of Les Saintes. Access: guided tours and cultural events.