Guadeloupe

Basse-Terre is the administrative capital of Guadeloupe. There are several hotels in the city ranging from five star to economy hotels to suit all budget needs.

The tranquil warm waters and awesome facilities presents exciting and adventurous opportunities for water sports.

On his second journey, the fleet of Christopher Columbus landed on this island on November 3rd 1493 finally discovering it. He named the island as Guadeloupe after the image of Santa Maria de Guadalup

Music and dance are an integral part of Guadeloupe culture and traditions with all major festivals and events on the island celebrating the spirit of rhythm and movement Guadeloupan music is a mixture

Guadeloupe require a passport valid for at least 3 months beyond his last day of stay

Gosier is one of the islands major resort centers and Pointe des Chateaux the easternmost tip of Grand Terre is where the Atlantic meets the Caribbean Visit these places to experience Guadelopue

The variety of the animal life found in Guadeloupe is limited. However there are some very pretty specimens around.

The port and chief city of Guadeloupe, Pointe-a-Pitre, lies on Grande-Terre. Bustling Pointe-a-Pitre is a mix of old and new: largely commercial in appearance' it's peppered with colonial architecture

Guadeloupe is under the jurisprudence of France and is endowed with a diverse cultural history. French is the official language of Guadeloupe; it is spoken with a musical lilt, unique to the island.

Guadeloupe is a collection of islands that have been a French possession since 1635. It is a fascinating country to visit for relaxation and leisure.