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Discover Anse des Châteaux in Guadeloupe © Credits source : Canva
In September, Guadeloupe welcomes you with advantageous rates due to the low tourist season, making your stay more affordable. Enjoy peaceful beaches and less crowded tourist sites. Don't miss the European Heritage Days, the Gratiferia and Horse Day for cultural immersion. Plus, sample seasonal fruits and vegetables, adding a gourmet touch to your Guadeloupe adventure.
📅 3rd week of September 📍 All of Guadeloupe
The European Heritage Days, held every year in September, offer a unique opportunity to discover the historical and cultural riches of Guadeloupe. Each year, these days highlight emblematic sites and cultural events, allowing visitors to explore the treasures of Guadeloupe's heritage. To mark the occasion, many sites and monuments will open their doors free of charge, offering events, guided tours, lectures and workshops.
Église Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul de 🔗Pointe-à-Pitre: This church, listed as a historic monument, is a remarkable example of colonial religious architecture. Built in the 19th century, it's known for its colorful stained glass windows and richly decorated interior. During the European Heritage Days, the church opens its doors for guided tours.
The Palace of the Pointe-à-Pitre Prefecture
Traditional dance demonstrations: during the European Heritage Days, you can attend Gwo Ka performances at various venues around Guadeloupe.
💡 Did you know? Gwo Ka, Listed as Intangible Heritage: Gwo Ka is music, song, dance and cultural practices representing Guadeloupean identity. Listed as an Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO, Gwo Ka is much more than just music; it is a true symbol of Guadeloupe's resistance, cultural heritage and traditions.
📅 Horse Day usually takes place in September in Guadeloupe.
It's a day when all the equestrian centers offer a variety of horse-riding activities. You can attend shows, take part in pony or horse christenings, go for rides and other horse-related activities.
📅 Every first Sunday of the month 📍 in front of Pointe-à-Pitre town hall
📅 Every second Sunday of the month 📍 Basse-Terre town hall square
📅 Every third Sunday of the month 📍 on Caravelle beach in Saint-François
Gratiferias in Guadeloupe are much more than just a market; they embody values of sharing, solidarity and respect for the environment.
What is a Gratiferia? A Gratiferia is a gathering where participants can offer items free of charge. It's a convivial moment where everyone can drop off unwanted items and, in return, find treasures that others have made available. published
Example of a Gratiferia in Guadeloupe © Credits source : www.guadeloupe.developpement-durable.gouv.fr
📅 Variable, often in September for a reissue or related events 📍 Marie-Galante
Although the main festival takes place in May, reissues or special concerts are sometimes held in September, allowing you to relive the unique atmosphere of this music festival, which attracts renowned artists and blues fans from all over the world.
In September, the weather in Guadeloupe is warm and humid, with pleasant temperatures.
The Dumanoir Alley in Capesterre Belle Eau, Guadeloupe: majestic and unmissable © Credits source : Canva
In September, rainfall in Guadeloupe is fairly frequent.
Average temperatures range from 22°C to 29°C, with maximums reaching 30°C.
The sea temperature in September is ideal for swimming, with an average of 28°C. The turquoise waters and sandy beaches invite you to relax and enjoy water sports.
Soursops: Soursops are exotic fruits with a unique, slightly tart, refreshing flavor. Perfect for fresh juices or homemade sorbets.
Spondias Mombin: Also known as prunelle, mombin or jocote. Oval to round in shape, they vary in color from yellow to red depending on ripeness.
Mangoes: Succulent and juicy, mangoes are one of Martinique's signature fruits in September. Their sweet, fragrant flesh is irresistible. You'll discover many varieties of local mango, typical of Martinique and not exported: the Julie mango, the green mango, the Bassignac mango, the Golden mango...
Breadfruit: Breadfruit is a staple of Martinican cuisine, particularly appreciated for its dense texture and slightly sweet flavor. In September, it is at its best, offering tender, melt-in-the-mouth flesh that lends itself to many culinary preparations, such as gratins, purées or breads.
Giraumon: A local variety of pumpkin, giraumon is a versatile and delicious vegetable available in abundance in April. With its soft flesh and creamy texture, giraumon is often used in soups, veloutés or simply steamed.
Discover Giraumon: steamed, velvety or mixed with rice, it's sure to win your heart! © Credits source : Canva
When traveling to Guadeloupe in September, don't forget to pack the following essentials in your luggage:
Sunglasses to protect you from intense UV rays.
Seabed-friendly sunscreen to protect your skin and the marine ecosystem.
A hat to protect you from the sun.
Hiking shoes to explore the island's trails.
Mosquito repellent to protect you from insects.
In September in Guadeloupe, we recommend light, comfortable outfits such as T-shirts, shorts, skirts and dresses. It's also a good idea to add a light jacket or sweater to your wardrobe for those evenings when the chill may be felt.
You can count on us! Wide choice, new and clean vehicles, professionalism: we're ready to welcome you.
🚗♻️ Remember to drive responsibly and give priority to carpooling.
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