Advice on when to go to Guadeloupe

In March, Guadeloupe welcomes you with its mild climate, perfect for exploring its beaches, tropical forests and taking part in its many cultural events. With pleasant temperatures between 22°C and 29°C and water at 26°C, this month is ideal for swimming, diving and hiking. Don't miss the Crab Festival in Morne-à-l'Eau, the hike to La Soufrière and a trip to the authentic island of Marie-Galante.

Discover Guadeloupe in February with its vibrant Carnival, sunny days, and pleasant marine temperatures. Explore the Route du Rhum museum, relax at the Cascade aux Écrevisses, and visit Domaine de Vanibel. Enjoy seasonal fruits like caïmite, chadèque, and mandarine, and vegetables such as giraumon, igname, and gombo. Bring essentials like sunglasses, reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and insect repellent for a perfect tropical getaway.

Guadeloupe is one of the most popular travel destinations in the Caribbean, and January is certainly one of the most pleasant months to visit this wonderful island. With mild temperatures, beautiful beaches, a rich culture and an incredible culinary scene, Guadeloupe has everything you need for a perfect vacation.

For the end of the year celebrations, and Christmas in particular, have you thought of coming to Guadeloupe? It is a popular destination at this time of year because of the pleasant climate but also because of the traditional and folkloric aspect of the event. Between singing and gastronomy, find the good reasons to spend Christmas in Guadeloupe.

In Guadeloupe, the carnival is a symbolic institution that each year continues for about two months, between Epiphany Sunday and Ash Wednesday. Join the festivities!

Contrary to othercountries where December is cold and snowy in some places, in Guadeloupe, this month is synonymous with sun, blue sky and warm sea! The climatic conditions are ideal to stay on the island.