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Dolphin watching in Guadeloupe: a unique moment at sea
Guadeloupe offers exceptional terrain for observing dolphins in the wild, in warm, clear waters rich in marine life. Off the coast of the Côte-sous-le-Vent, and more recently Terre-de-Haut, these marine mammals regularly appear, sometimes in pods of several dozen. Observing dolphins in Guadeloupe is a unique experience that appeals to many...
Christmas Caroling in Guadeloupe: A Festive and Creole Tradition You Absolutely Must Experience
The Chanté Nwèl in Guadeloupe sets the island vibrating to the rhythm of drums, Creole voices, and human warmth. Much more than a simple Christmas carol, it is a community ritual, rooted in Antillean history, music, and generosity. 1. A living tradition: the Chanté Nwèl in Guadeloupe From the end of November,...
Christmas in Guadeloupe: a Creole celebration with tropical scents
Forget snow and wool sweaters! Christmas in Guadeloupe is a Creole celebration with the warmth of hearts and the sun, the scents of spices, Creole voices singing, and the Caribbean Sea as a backdrop. Here, the celebration is shared, lively, and musical, in every house, in every square, and even…
Set off on an adventure: YopYop boat rental in Guadeloupe
Explore Guadeloupe differently, with freedom, turquoise seas, and marine adventures. For an unforgettable experience, choose a boat rental with a coastal license in Guadeloupe. What if your Guadeloupe vacation took an unforgettable turn? Board the YopYop boat, available for rent at www.blueboatrental.fr, and set off to discover the…
Natural hazards in the Antilles: what to know before a vacation in Guadeloupe?
Guadeloupe, a jewel of the Antilles, is exposed to several natural risks linked to its geography: frequent earthquakes, volcanic activity with the Soufrière, and tropical cyclones during the wet season. These phenomena, while sometimes impressive, are closely monitored by experts. Understanding these risks allows us to better appreciate the richness and strength of this...
Where to see sea turtles in Guadeloupe while respecting nature
Guadeloupe, a Caribbean jewel, offers prime locations for observing sea turtles in their natural habitat. To have a unique experience swimming with turtles in Guadeloupe, it is essential to adopt a respectful and responsible approach. 🌊 1. Malendure Beach – Bouillante Located on the west coast of Basse-Terre, the beach...
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…
