Natural sites

Aire de Pique-Nique de Gros François

Allée Dumanoir

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!

ANSE A DOS

ANSE A LA BARQUE

Located between Vieux-Habitants and Bouillante, Anse à la Barque is a bay with authentic charm, renowned for its tranquility and the beauty of its natural surroundings. Sheltered from strong swells, this cove offers generally calm waters, ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and exploring the seabed. Its shoreline, a mix of pebbles, sand, and tropical vegetation, makes it a favorite spot for lovers of nature and tranquility. Steeped in history, Anse à la Barque was also once a natural anchorage where ships would seek shelter. Today, it is an ideal spot for a seaside stroll, a moment of relaxation, or simply admiring the magnificent landscapes of the Leeward Coast. A secluded and unspoiled spot that will charm anyone seeking authenticity and serenity along Guadeloupe’s coastline.

ANSE CRAWEN

ANSE DUPUY

Located in Vieux-Fort, Anse Dupuy is an unspoiled beach that charms visitors with its natural setting and tranquility. Bordered by the Caribbean Sea and surrounded by coastal vegetation, it offers a true haven of peace, ideal for escaping the hustle and bustle. With its dark, volcanic sand and crystal-clear waters, Anse Dupuy is the perfect place to relax, swim, and take in the scenery of southern Basse-Terre. Its peaceful atmosphere and unspoiled environment make it a favorite destination for nature lovers and those who appreciate wild landscapes. Whether for a stroll along the shore, a moment of calm gazing out at the horizon, or simply to enjoy the beauty of Guadeloupe’s coastline, Anse Dupuy is a must-visit stop in Vieux-Fort.

ANSE MIRE

Located in Terre-de-Haut, Anse Mire is a secluded beach bordering the famous Baie des Saintes. Prized for its tranquility and authenticity, it offers a remarkable view of the Pain de Sucre and the bay’s crystal-clear waters. With its generally calm waters and peaceful atmosphere, Anse Mire is ideal for swimming, a stroll along the shore, or simply relaxing while taking in one of the archipelago’s most beautiful panoramic views. Its unspoiled setting makes it a favorite spot for visitors seeking tranquility. A charming stopover where the beauty of the landscapes and the laid-back lifestyle of Les Saintes are fully on display.

ANSE RODRIGUE

Located on the east coast of Terre-de-Haut, Anse Rodrigue is a magnificent white-sand beach nestled between two cliffs. Its turquoise, crystal-clear, and shallow waters make it an ideal spot for swimming and snorkeling. Accessible after a pleasant walk from the village, this unspoiled cove offers an exceptional natural setting, lined with coconut and almond trees. Across from the beach, the Grand Îlet, a nature reserve, completes a spectacular panorama where you can observe numerous species of seabirds. Peaceful and unspoiled, Anse Rodrigue is the ideal place to recharge, admire the landscapes of Les Saintes, and enjoy a peaceful retreat in the heart of unspoiled nature.

ANSE THOMAS

Located in Bouillante, near the famous Bains chauds de Thomas, Anse Thomas is a charming natural cove that captivates visitors with its authentic setting and peaceful atmosphere. Composed of pebbles and a few sandy areas, this small beach is bordered by the calm waters of the Caribbean Sea. It is particularly prized for its tranquility, its seabed ideal for snorkeling, and the nearby natural hot spring fed by volcanic activity from La Soufrière. This thermal water mixes with the seawater, offering a unique swimming experience. Surrounded by lush vegetation and steeped in ancient history, Anse Thomas is an ideal stop for lovers of nature, relaxation, and exploration. It is a pristine place where visitors can fully enjoy the beauty of the Leeward Coast in an exceptional setting.

BAIN DES AMOURS

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.