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Guadeloupe Hurricane Season: Travel with Peace of Mind in the Heart of the Tropics
Discover Guadeloupe safely during the hurricane season, between vigilance, lush nature, and rejuvenating stays at the Bananes Vertes eco-lodges. A season to know, not to dread. In Guadeloupe, the hurricane season generally runs from June to November, with a peak in activity between August and October. But contrary to popular belief, hurricanes...
An island, a summit
The Lesser Antilles archipelago is a mosaic of landscapes, cultures, and terrains. Each Caribbean island, whether volcanic or coral, has its highest point, an emblematic summit that bears witness to its geological history. Let's discover together the highest peaks of some Caribbean islands. Guadeloupe – La Soufrière 1467 m Nicknamed the...
Sargassum Worldwide and in Guadeloupe: Understanding the Phenomenon and Continuing to Dream.
A global natural phenomenon. Amidst climate disruption and oceanic imbalances, sargassum is multiplying on the Atlantic and Caribbean coasts. A new, complex global ecological and health challenge! What is sargassum? Sargassum are floating brown algae belonging to the genus Sargassum. Native to the Sargasso Sea…
Unusual accommodation in Guadeloupe: Les Bananes Vertes eco-lodges.
Do you love travel and discovering nature, the sea, volcanoes, and the rainforest? Have you thought about Guadeloupe with its diverse beaches and truly extraordinary nature! Basse-Terre, at the foot of the La Soufrière volcano, offers unusual accommodation: the Green Bananas eco-lodges. Why go to Guadeloupe…
Carnival in Guadeloupe
Carnival in Guadeloupe is one of the most important and anticipated cultural events of the year. It is a festive period that combines music, dance, costumes, and traditions, reflecting the rich and mixed identity of the archipelago. What date? Carnival in Guadeloupe generally begins on January 1st with the sea bathing: the bathing…
City of Pointe-à-Pitre in Guadeloupe
The city of Pointe-à-Pitre, located on the main island of Guadeloupe, is one of the main cities in this Caribbean region. Known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and bustling port, it attracts both visitors and locals. Discovering the city is, in addition to breathing in the spices of...