Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

What you will visit:

Castle Point
One of the most famous views on the island, Castle Point marks the eastern extremity and is made of turret shaped rocky islands naturally sculpted by the sea. It's an area noted for its biodiversity and archaeological riches. At its top, a cross shaped memorial to the island's history of slavery tops the area's highest hill, which if you climb, rewards with views of Grande-Terre and the island of La Desirade. You will have the option to take a 15-minute walk up to a magnificent viewpoint to admire the islands of the archipelago.

Sainte-Anne Arts & Craft Village
The town of Sainte-Anne, on Grande-Terre island, is a popular tourist area and home to an arts and craft village and local marketplace selling colorful fruits and produce, spices, crafts and vacation apparel. The market vendors dress in bright colors to add to the festive atmosphere.

Anse à la Gourde Beach
Time to relax, have a refreshment and enjoy a sea bath.

What you will see along the way:
The smaller of the two butterfly wings that make up Guadeloupe, Grande-Terre's terrain is relatively flat, with a southern coastline show casing stretches of golden-sand beaches, bustling marketplaces, and a concentrated resort area. The eastern side is largely untouched, with a rocky coastlines punctuated by towering sea cliffs shaped by the pummeling of the Atlantic Ocean's waves.

Shopping:
In Sainte-Anne, you'll stop at the arts and craft village and local market. A wide variety of colorful local products and souvenirs are designed to tempt you.