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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

Vieux-Fort

Le Phare

The Vieux-Fort lighthouse is a landmark located at the southern tip of Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe. Built in the 1950s, this 20-metre-high lighthouse, recognizable by its white tower topped in red, guides navigators in a maritime zone reputed to be difficult. Perched on a rocky promontory, it offers an exceptional panorama of the Caribbean Sea and the islands of Les Saintes. Now automated, the site is appreciated above all for its landscapes, seaside walks and magnificent sunsets, making it a must-see for visitors.

Parks - Gardens - Natural sites

Capesterre-belle-eau

Les chutes du carbet

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

Maison de la Banane

La Maison de la Banane is a must-see tourist site located in the south of Basse-Terre, in the heart of an authentic tropical environment. This original museum invites visitors to discover the world of the banana, Guadeloupe's emblematic fruit. Through a guided tour, you'll explore the different stages of its cultivation, from planting to marketing, while learning about farming techniques and local know-how. The tour is both entertaining and enriching, highlighting banana varieties, their economic importance and their place in Guadeloupean culture. Traditional objects, farming tools and explanatory aids help visitors better understand this heritage. To complete the experience, tastings of banana-based products are often offered, providing a convivial and gourmet experience for visitors. The Maison de la Banane is the ideal place to combine discovery, culture and pleasure, in a natural setting typical of southern Basse-Terre.

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

PARC DE BEAUVALLON

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.

Parks - Gardens - Natural sites

Bouillante

PARC DE LA SOURCE

Located in Bouillante, Parc de la Source is a pleasant natural area dedicated to relaxation and the discovery of nature. The park offers a lush green setting in which to stroll and relax, allowing visitors to enjoy a moment of peace and quiet in the heart of Bouillante. Ideal for a nature break, it's also a popular spot for families and lovers of tropical landscapes.

Parks - Gardens - Natural sites

Bouillante

PARC ZOOLOGIQUE

Created in 1998, Parc des Mamelles, also known as Guadeloupe Zoo, is a zoological and botanical park located in Bouillante, Guadeloupe, in the heart of the Basse-Terre forest massif. It devotes several hectares to the conservation of tropical animal species from the Caribbean and French Guiana, offering visitors an immersive walk through the rainforest. The site provides a better understanding of local biodiversity and the richness of tropical ecosystems, while promoting awareness of species protection and respect for the environment. Looking for a captivating and enriching nature experience? Discover Parc des Mamelles.

Beaches

Terre-de-Bas

PETIT ANSE

Tucked away on the coast of Terre-de-Bas, Petite Anse is a charming beach where tranquility and authenticity reign. With its crystal-clear waters and unspoiled natural surroundings, it’s the perfect place to recharge and enjoy the laid-back lifestyle of Les Saintes. Perfect for a swim, a family outing, or a moment of contemplation overlooking the sea, Petite Anse charms visitors with its peaceful atmosphere and panoramic views of the archipelago’s coastal landscapes. It’s a must-visit stop to discover all the untamed beauty of Terre-de-Bas.

Beaches

Bouillante

PETIT ANSE

Located in Bouillante, Petite Anse Beach is a magnificent golden-sand beach bordered by the calm waters of the Caribbean Sea. Nestled between two rocky headlands, it offers a pristine natural setting, perfect for relaxation and contemplation. Renowned for the quality of its waters and its peaceful atmosphere, the beach is ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxing with family or friends. At its southern end, a natural hot spring—fed by the region’s geothermal activity—mixes with the seawater, offering a unique swimming experience. With its lush surroundings, traditional huts, and authentic atmosphere, Petite Anse Beach is a must-visit stop to enjoy the beauty of the Bouillante coastline and discover one of the most beautiful natural sites on the Leeward Coast.

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