Sights & Attractions in Guadeloupe

Things to Do in Basse-Terre

Name	Category	Location

Basse-Terre Because Pointe-à-Pitre is so much bigger, few people suspect...	Towns	Basse-Terre

Bouillante The name means "boiling," and so it's no surprise that hot springs...	Towns	Basse-Terre

Cascade aux Ecrevisses Within the Parc National de la Guadeloupe, Crayfish Falls is...	Bodies of Water	Basse-Terre

Chutes du Carbet You can reach three of the Carbet Falls (one drops from 65 feet...	Bodies of Water	Basse-Terre

Domaine de Séverin At this historic rum distillery, a small train crosses the plantation...	Wineries / Breweries	Basse-Terre


Ilet de Pigeon This tiny, rocky island a few hundred yards off the coast is...	Nature Preserves	Basse-Terre

Jardin Botanique This exquisite 10-acre park is filled with parrots and flamingos...	Gardens / Arboretums	Basse-Terre

La Bonifierie/Ti café When it comes to the island's coffee and chocolate experiences...	Restaurants	Basse-Terre

Les Mamelles Two mountains—Mamelle de Petit-Bourg, at 2,350 feet, and...	Mountains	Basse-Terre

Musée du Café/Café Chaulet From the riverfront Musée du Café/Café Chaulet...	Museums / Galleries	Basse-Terre

Parc National de la Guadeloupe This 74,100-acre park has been recognized by UNESCO as a Biosphere...	Parks	Basse-Terre

Plage de la Grande-Anse One of Guadeloupe's widest beaches has soft beige sand sheltered...	Beaches	Basse-Terre

Plage de Malendure Across from Pigeon Island and the Jacques Cousteau Underwater...	Beaches	Basse-Terre

Pointe-Noire Pointe-Noire is a good jumping-off point for exploring Basse-Terre's...	Towns	Basse-Terre

Ste-Rose The rum distillery, Domaine de Severin, is the big draw, but...	Towns	Basse-Terre

Vieux-Habitants On the southwest coast near Bouillante, this was the island's...	Towns	Basse-Terre
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