It is impossible to talk about sailing in Martinique without mentioning round yoles. Round yoles are traditional boats from Martinique, dating back several centuries, which are now best known thanks to the Tour des Yoles Rondes de Martinique. Here we tell you more about these traditional boats. What is a...
Marine biodiversity (i.e., marine ecosystems and the species that inhabit them) is in good hands in Guadeloupe: whether associations, institutions, or collectives, several actors are working to preserve it. The sea turtle care center Thanks to the Guadeloupe sea turtle care center, based at the Aquarium...
Would you like to discover or rediscover the Guadeloupe archipelago in an original way? Why not try sailing? La Désirade, Marie-Galante, Les Saintes: the islands of Guadeloupe each have their own identity and unique landscapes that delight visitors every time. Visit La Désirade La Désirade is the most...
With its beautiful white sand beaches and numerous rivers, Guadeloupe has no shortage of opportunities to live up to its name as the island of beautiful waters. And the marine environment is no exception, with plenty of beautiful sites to discover, including the Cousteau Reserve. Would you like to take a boat trip there? We'll share our tips with you...
Grande-Terre is the eastern part of Guadeloupe, known in the marine world for its beautiful beaches with turquoise waters, its surfing and diving spots, and its marinas. Grande-Terre is also the starting point for crossing over to the islands of the Guadeloupe archipelago, including Les Saintes, Marie-Galante, and La Désirade.
What is known as the Petit cul-de-sac marin in Guadeloupe is the bay between the east coast of Basse-Terre and the south of Grande-Terre. Connected to the Grand cul-de-sac marin by the Rivière Salée, the Petit cul-de-sac marin offers a few opportunities for sailing before continuing on your journey. Tour…
With its large archipelago, Guadeloupe (or rather the islands of Guadeloupe) offers wonderful opportunities for sailing between the islands and along the entire coastline of Grande-Terre and Basse-Terre on the butterfly-shaped island. To the north, the Grand Cul-de-Sac Marin is a magnificent lagoon that is well worth discovering and exploring by...
Home to the Soufrière volcano, the Basse-Terre region of Guadeloupe is well known for its mountains and waterfalls. But while it may not have as many white sand beaches as Grande-Terre, Basse-Terre is certainly no slouch when it comes to the sea. Sailing in the Grand Cul-de-Sac Marin Between North Grande-Terre and...
There is no shortage of cultural and tourist activities in Martinique. But some places offer authentic and unique experiences that are not to be missed. This is the case with Lakou A in Gros-Morne, which is committed to promoting the cultural tradition of the mornes. Lakou A, a special meaning In Creole, lakou originally refers to a group of...
The crowded beaches of southern Martinique during the tourist season. Exploding demand for water and waste piling up from December to May. Harassment of dolphins during boat trips, due to a lack of knowledge about best practices. Overcrowding at Joséphine's bathtub, with hundreds of visitors attracted by...