Excursion
Discover our archipelago over five days filled with memorable experiences.
South Basse-Terre “Atlantic Coast”
Mountainous and humid, it harbors exceptional flora and is crisscrossed by a multitude of rivers and waterfalls with cool, swirling waters.
Your program
Your first stop is the Hindu temple at Changy, where you will learn about the origins of the ceremonies held there. Next, you will arrive in Trois-Rivières at the Rock Carvings Archaeological Park. Enjoy a short 30-minute walk to view the petroglyphs—dating back to 300 AD—left by the Arawak people.
In the late morning, you will arrive at the Basse-Terre market, a vibrant place rich in colors, flavors, and captivating aromas, featuring spices as well as tropical fruits and vegetables. You will also discover a wide variety of handcrafted goods.
After enjoying a Creole lunch, you will head into the heart of the National Park to discover the second Carbet Waterfall, fully immersed in the rainforest.
In the afternoon, you will stop at Allée Dumanoir, an iconic avenue lined with 400 royal palms that is now classified as a historical monument.
Pricing: €125.00
(Transaction Fees included).
Points of interest
Changy Hindu Temple ; City of Basse-Terre ; Archaeological Park ; Basse-Terre Market ; Carbet Falls
Full-day tour includes
Panoramic bus transport ; Experienced tour guide ; Admission to the Archaeological Park ; Lunch**
Practical information
Day: Sunday, april 18th 2027
Departure: Hotel departure area
Reconfirmation and document collection to be completed on-site
Les Saintes “The Unconventional”
Discovering the Les Saintes archipelago. One of the most beautiful bays in the world.
Your program
Depart the hotel for the port of Trois-Rivières. After a short boat crossing, you will arrive at Terre-de-Haut, in the magnificent Bay of Les Saintes—world-renowned and ranked among the ten most beautiful landscapes on earth. Next, head to Fort Napoléon, overlooking the harbor. This fortress now houses a museum dedicated to the history of Les Saintes.
Along the ramparts—which offer a magnificent panoramic view of the archipelago—you will find a botanical garden dedicated to succulents, featuring species such as the ‘torch cactus’ and the ‘Turk’s cap cactus.’ Amidst the many plant varieties, including agave and aloe, you may spot magnificent iguanas in their natural habitat.
We will then offer you the chance to swim at the stunning Pain de Sucre beach (a protected natural site), followed by lunch at a seaside restaurant where you can savor local specialties from Les Saintes.
The afternoon is yours to explore the village and shop. Around 4:00 PM, depart for Guadeloupe and return to your hotel.
Pricing: €135.00
(Transaction Fees included).
Points of interest
Terre-de-Haut ; Baie des Saintes ; Fort Napoléon ; Pain de Sucre Beach
Full-day tour includes
Shuttle crossing, tour of Fort Napoléon, lunch at a beachfront restaurant.
Practical information
Day: Monday, April 19th 2027
Departure: Hotel departure area
Reconfirmation and document collection to be completed on-site
The Memorial ACTe
Memories from the past.
Your program
The day will begin with a visit to the Rotary Clubs to learn about their charitable initiatives. Afterward, enjoy a convivial lunch break to recharge before continuing the day’s activities.
In the afternoon, visit the Memorial ACTe—our Caribbean center for expression and memory dedicated to the history of slavery, located by the sea in the harbor of Pointe-à-Pitre. There, you will discover archival documents, images, artworks, everyday objects, and visual and audio testimonies that will take you on a journey from island to island, leading up to the abolition era.
Following this visit, you will discover a site that is also steeped in history.
Pricing: €125.00
(Transaction Fees included).
Points of interest
Cultural
Half-day (afternoon) includes
Shuttle crossing ; Experienced tour guides
Practical information
Day: Tuesday, april 20th 2027
Departure: Hotel departure area
Marie-Galante “The Authentic”
The Island of Beautiful Waters
Your program
Depart the hotel for the port of Pointe-à-Pitre. After a boat crossing of approximately 50 minutes, you will arrive in Grand-Bourg, home to a church featuring magnificent architecture. You will then stop at the market to discover a multitude of exotic flavors before boarding the bus for a tour of the island.
Explore the ruins of the Murat Estate, a former sugar plantation. The site also features the ruins of the main stone house. Visit a ‘sirop batterie’ factory—where raw sugarcane juice is cooked down—a product locals use daily, much like Canadians do with maple syrup. Next, visit a distillery to learn about the various stages of rum production. A tasting session is included on-site.
Enjoy lunch accompanied by music at the restaurant. You will end the day at one of the island’s most beautiful beaches. Boarding around 4:00 PM for the return trip to Guadeloupe.
Pricing: €145.00
(Transaction Fees included).
Points of interest
Grand Bourg – St. Louis Beach ; Local market ; Habitation Murat ; Syrup factory ; Distillery
Full-day tour includes
Shuttle crossing ; Experienced tour guides ; Tasting ; Restaurant**
Practical information
Day: Wednesday, April 21, 2027
Departure: Hotel departure area
Reconfirmation and document collection to be completed on-site
Grande-Terre “Land of Sugarcane”
Sugarcane fields bordered by a rugged coastline that ends in steep cliffs and a few sandy coves.
Your program
An afternoon dedicated to Grande-Terre: a drive towards Pointe des Châteaux, with stops at the site and the viewpoint.
The tour continues to a restaurant for a Creole lunch. In the afternoon, the return journey passes through the village of Sainte-Anne (with a stop for a swim).
Pricing: €105.00
(Transaction Fees included).
Points of interest
Pointe des Châteaux ; Swimming at Sainte-Anne Beach on the return trip to the hotel
Half-day (afternoon) includes
Air-conditioned bus transport ; Creole lunch in Saint-François **
Practical information
Day: Thursday, april 22nd 2027
Departure: Hotel departure area
Reconfirmation and document collection to be completed on-site
