GUADELOUPE HIGHLIGHTS
This tour of Grande-Terre island begins with a short drive to one of Guadeloupe’s key historical monuments, the mid-18th-century Fort Fleur d’épée. Situated high above the coastal town of Le Gosier on the southern shores of Grand-Terre, the fortress once played a critical role in the Seven Years’ War between France and Great Britain, but is now used to host temporary art exhibitions. Moving on, you’ll then stop in Le Gosier itself for views of one of Guadeloupe’s most popular snapshot scenes: the Îlet du Gosier.
Located just a stone’s throw out to sea, this tiny coral isle is home to swaying palm trees and a pretty lighthouse. Leaving Le Gosier, you will reach Sainte Anne for a stop at the Village Artisanal on the sea front. As you then make your way through Sainte-Anne’s vegetated Le Grands Fonds region, you’ll be heading for a final photo stop at the cemetery, famed for its black-and-white checkerboard tombs, before returning to your ship. Guests must be at least 4 years old to participate.
Please note: Guests must be at least 4 years old to participate
