Discover the 20 best excursions in Guadeloupe, from rainforest hikes and volcanic landscapes to turquoise lagoons, pristine beaches, colorful markets, and unforgettable island adventures.

Discover Karukera, the original Arawak name for Guadeloupe, meaning “the island of beautiful waters.” Explore the island’s geography, Indigenous heritage and timeless connection to the Caribbean Sea.

Discover the Grande Croix at Pointe des Châteaux, one of Guadeloupe's most iconic coastal landmarks. Here, visitors can enjoy spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean, learn about the area's history, and experience the joys of mindful travel.

Discover one chapter in the long history of La Soufrière in Guadeloupe: the 1976 volcanic crisis and the enduring lessons it offers about science, resilience, and responsible travel.

Terre-de-Bas is the calm, preserved side of Les Saintes—perfect if you’re looking for nature, Creole culture, and a slower rhythm than its famous neighbor Terre-de-Haut. Where it is Part of the Guadeloupe archipelago, Terre-de-Bas is a small island with two main villages—Grande-Anse and Petite-Anse—surrounded by coves and viewpoints. A simple day plan Start in Petite-Anse village, then head to Anse à Dos for snorkeling in clear water. Finish with a short hike toward Morne Sec

Discover Marie-Galante’s most beautiful beaches—from Anse Canot’s cliff-framed cove to La Feuillère and Vieux-Fort—with swim spots, photo tips, and simple leave-no-trace advice.

Perched above Terre-de-Haut, Fort Napoléon is one of Les Saintes’ must-see spots. Here’s what to expect, the best time to go, and simple ways to keep your visit eco-friendly.