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ISLANDS OF GUADELOUPE
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Guadeloupe is a large territory formed
by the sea and from 5 main islands, plus a myriad of small islands
and islets. Each island has its own characteristics that distinguish
it from others. A trip to Guadeloupe should organized with care. In
writing this guide we have tried to capture and transmit the
characteristics of each island so that everyone can make the right
choice for a vacation in the Caribbean.
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Guadeloupe, is a Caribbean destination with
many advantages |
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Guadeloupe has some advantages
that make it an increasingly popular destination for
those who want to spend a vacation in the Caribbean.
Guadeloupe is the French region, and Europe in all
respects: it is paid in Euros, health security -
essential to spend holidays abroad and especially in the
tropics - is guaranteed.. It 'a safe territory, is to be
visited in peace, even with children of all ages. The
choice of accommodation is wide and for all budgets,
rates for rental cars are very interesting and the links
between the islands of Guadeloupe are well organized.
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Guadeloupe |
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Basse-Terre: A wild,
exuberant, beautiful beaches, some postcards, numerous
proposals for sporting activities between the sea,
mountains and rivers. Belle immersioni. Fine diving.
Many places to visit, both historical and natural.
Basically a single tourist destination, Deshaies.
Fishing village very pleasant with its restaurants on
board the Sea.
Grande-Terre: Nature is less exuberant, but still
spectacular landscapes, long beautiful beaches and clear
turquoise-colored lagoons protected by coral reefs. To
the north, sugar cane in the sun still shines despite
the modernization is very much present in Grande-Terre
around Pointe à Pitre. Several restaurants and night
life in the areas of Gosier, Sainte Anne and St.
François, various proposals for activities on land and
at sea.
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La Désirade
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La Desirade, the island
with the most original story, offers a tranquil offering
tourists an oasis of peace, a beautiful beach and
restaurant, all upwind, a historic place to visit and a
walk to be done at sunset. Ideal to relax and experience
the rhythms of fishing.
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Les Saintes |
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Les Saintes is often a
destination for day trips to the beauty of the bay (the
third most beautiful bay in the world) and the proximity
to Basse-Terre.
Les Saintes worth a stop for a few days to live as near
a unique, in terms of history and that of its population
remained isolated from Guadeloupe until a few years ago.
. The beaches are not unusual, but the water is simply
transparent with the seabed of the most beautiful of
Guadeloupe, an excellent destination for diving
enthusiasts.
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Marie Galante |
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Marie-Galante is an island
stop in time and tied to the rhythms of agriculture, a
village overlooking the sea and a nature bent to the
cultivation of sugar cane with postcard beaches almost
deserted, the most beautiful of the archipelago.
Several proposals for lodging chez l'habitant and
several good restaurants. Some historical sites to
visit, some sporting activities at sea and on land and
so quiet.
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