• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer

tabithaschr

  • Home
  • Travel
    • Europe
      • Germany
      • Italy
      • Portugal
      • France
      • Austria
      • Spain
      • United Kingdom
      • The Netherlands
    • Caribbean
      • Guadeloupe
      • Dominica
      • Saint Lucia
      • Martinique
    • Africa
      • Morocco
    • America
    • Asia
      • Malaysia
      • Turkey
  • Itineraries
  • Categories
    • Photo Spots & Inspiration
    • Guides
    • City Trips
    • Islands & Beaches
    • Nature & Hiking
    • Road Trips
    • Top things to do
    • Know before you go
    • Hotel Reviews
    • Winter & Christmas
  • Travel Tips
    • Photography Tips
    • Social Media & Blogging
  • About me
    • WORK WITH ME
    • Services
    • Portfolio
  • Navigation Menu: Social Icons

    • E-Mail
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • Pinterest
    • RSS

Top 10 Guide to the Most Beautiful Beaches in Guadeloupe

3. April 2020 by tabithaschr 8 Comments

The French oversea department is particularly rich in various beaches and different facets. Guadeloupe, the Caribbean butterfly island, is known for its two faces: the more developed, quieter Grande Terre and the wild Basse Terre. Here is a guide to our favorite beaches in Guadeloupe.

Unfortunately, we weren’t able to spend as much time as planned on beautiful Guadeloupe (we had to cancel the rest of our trip due to Covid-19), but the time we had on the butterfly island was superb! Guadeloupe is an island that makes you feel home in a couple of minutes and will surprise you with the beauty of its nature.

Guadeloupe beaches: Grande-Terre

1 – Plage de la Caravelle in Saint-Anne

This beach is one of Guadeloupe’s favorite beaches for travelers. Despite its small size, it embodies the Caribbean postcard. The turquoise water is a real pleasure to the eyes and the surrounding makes the Plage de la Caravelle an ideal family beach.

Moreover, it is also a good spot to indulge in some sport activities: kitesurfing, jet skiing and more activities are offered by the nearby Club Med.

2 – Plage de Bois-Jolan

Bois-Jolan, located on Grand-Terre in Saint-Anne, is one of may favorite beaches in Guadeloupe. Crystal clear and shallow waters are perfect for couple seeking rest and families who want to swim in peace. This beach is also a perfect spot for snorkeling in Guadeloupe!

3 – Îlet du Gosier

An iconic small island a 3 minute boat ride away from the mainland of Guadeloupe is Îlet du Gosier. It’s a little paradise located off Gosier and is one of Guadeloupe’s favorite places to swim. To be honest, I have never seen clearer water than here.

4 – Anse Castalia in Anse Bertrand

Not every beach on Guadeloupe is marked by blond sand and a line of royal palm trees. Guadeloupe is also wild and untamed.

Guadeloupe beaches: Basse-Terre

5 – Plage de la Perle in Deshaies

Plage de la Perle is a beautiful beach in the north of Basse-Terre. Enclosed by a tropical forest and subject to characteristic waves, the „Pearl Beach“ is a wilderness that catches your heart.

The sound of crashing waves, the salty air and the beauty in its own simply make you fall in love.

6 – Plage de Grand Anse in Trois-Rivières

If you are looking for a black sand beach, then Grand-Anse should be your choice. It’s one of the most beautiful volcanic beaches in Guadeloupe. Wild, extensive, not very crowded. Please be advised that the waves can be really hard and swimming is not always the best option, but you can enjoy a romantic sunset here nonetheless.

Beautiful beaches of the Guadeloupe Archipelago

7 – Plage de la Feuillère in Marie-Galante

Marie-Galante is one of the lesser known spots belonging to Guadeloupe, but you can easily go to Marie-Galante by ferry or boat.

Since it’s less touristy than the main island, chances are high that you have the whole beach to yourself!

8 – Plage de Pompierre

Plage de Pompierre is located in the Saintes archipelago that you shouldn’t miss! There are day trips from Guadeloupe you can easily take.

This beach is perfect for a magical sunset with royal palm trees and calm water.

9 – Plage du Pain de Sucre

Also known as Sugarloaf Beach; one of the island’s most famous and popular beaches. The path to reach it is not very obvious and the beach is also partially private.

The ideal way to come here is the seaway, for example by catamaran. It’s perfect for snorkeling with multicolored fish and corals.

10 – Anse du Souffleur in La Désirade

Like the beaches of Marie-Galante, we find incredibly transparent turquoise water and blond sand that wriggles our toes.

More Caribbean Posts:

  • A virtual trip to Dominica
  • Top things to do in Dominica
  • Caribbean Island Hopping
  • Travel tips you need to know before traveling the Caribbean

Liked this post? Pin & Share it!

Filed Under: Caribbean, Categories, Destinations, Guadeloupe, Islands & Beaches

Subscribe

and get lost with me.

Previous Post: « How To Take Amazing Couple Pictures On Your Own
Next Post: The Most Beautiful Places in Marrakech, Morocco »

Reader Interactions

Comments

  1. Janine

    4. April 2020 at 14:28

    These pictures make me wanna go immediately :p so beautiful!

    Antworten
    • tabithaschr

      4. April 2020 at 17:37

      Thank you Janine 🙂 Glad you liked em!

      Antworten
  2. Marion

    4. April 2020 at 17:39

    Quel bel article de blog! J’habite en Guadeloupe et les photos sont vraiment belles 🙂

    Antworten
    • tabithaschr

      4. April 2020 at 20:08

      Merci beaucoup 🙂

      Antworten
  3. Adrienne

    5. April 2020 at 18:35

    I’m dreaming of going there since our flights for March have been cancelled :/

    Antworten
    • tabithaschr

      5. April 2020 at 19:39

      Oh no! I’m so sorry. We were there in March, but we weren’t able to enjoy the full length of our trip.

      Antworten
  4. Kim

    25. April 2020 at 08:27

    How beautiful are these beaches?!

    Antworten
    • tabithaschr

      25. April 2020 at 13:20

      Oh yes, they are incredible!

      Antworten

Schreibe einen Kommentar Antworten abbrechen

Deine E-Mail-Adresse wird nicht veröffentlicht. Erforderliche Felder sind mit * markiert

Primary Sidebar

About me

I‘m Tabitha-Maria, 28 years old - born and raised in Cologne, Germany. I'm passionate about traveling, food, and photography. On this blog, I share all my stories, experiences and knowledge with you. Have fun exploring - and reading! See more →

FOLLOW ME

  • E-Mail
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • RSS

RECENT POSTS

Hamnøy, a little fisher village in the Lofoten | Lofoten First Timer's Guide

Lofoten Guide: Our Best Tips for the Lofoten, Norway

Lofoten First Timer's Guide - Everything you need to know

Lofoten First Timer’s Guide: Everything You Need To Know 

Best things to do in Madeira - Seixal Morning Views

The Perfect 5 Day Madeira Itinerary

Cameron Highlands Resort - 2 weeks in Malaysia itinerary

Complete Guide to the Cameron Highlands in Malaysia

Check out the destinations below

AFRICA ASIA EUROPE NORTHAMERICA OCEANIA SOUTHAMERICA

Footer

Follow Me

  • E-Mail
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • RSS

I‘m Tabitha-Maria, 27 years old - born and raised in Cologne, Germany. I'm passionate about traveling, food, and photography. On this blog, I share all my stories, experiences and knowledge with you. Have fun exploring - and reading!

  • WORK WITH ME
  • PORTFOLIO

My Favorites

Best hikes Madeira - PR1 Hike from Pico do Arieiro to Pico Ruivo
Best hikes on Madeira | PR6 Lagoa do Vento hike
The Datai Langkawi - An honest review of the famous resort
Best things to do in Madeira - Cascata dos Anjos
Best things to do in Madeira - Parque Florestal das Queimadas 02
Penang - Best things to do in Penang - Penang Hill Experiences

Copyright © 2025 tabithaschr on the Foodie Pro Theme

Zum Ändern Ihrer Datenschutzeinstellung, z.B. Erteilung oder Widerruf von Einwilligungen, klicken Sie hier: Einstellungen