The trip to Petite Terre on Le MOLOK is an intimate and safe experience. An authentic excursion, with a crew who know the area well and will help you discover all the island’s wonders. To make your day even more special, a welcome drink will be served on board.
Your boat will be waiting for you at the Saint-François marina at 6.45 am. After a twenty-minute sail, you’ll pass Pointe des Châteaux, an iconic spot in Guadeloupe offering a unique landscape, before setting course for Petite Terre. It will take about twenty minutes to reach Petite Terre, which has been a nature reserve since 1998 due to the richness of its flora and fauna. Once on the island, you’ll be invited to take a short walk along the marked trails. The highlight is, of course, the lighthouse – aptly named the ‘Lighthouse at the End of the World’ by the locals – where a small museum awaits to help you learn more about the site and its history. Throughout your visit, you’ll encounter Lesser Antilles iguanas, green iguanas, hermit crabs that have colonised the beach, and many other species – about which your guides will be happy to provide all the information you’d like. The island also offers access to an exceptional lagoon for snorkelling (equipment not provided). You’ll then be able to enjoy the underwater treasures of the Caribbean Sea: lemon sharks, a variety of fish, rays, turtles and even dolphins if you’re lucky (on your way back) – offering a wide variety of potential encounters in a magnificent setting. The half-day package gives you complete freedom to enjoy the activities until 11.00. You’ll then leave the island at 11.30, heading for the Saint-François lagoon to enjoy an aperitif before returning to the marina for the journey home. The aperitif consists of homemade rillettes served with coconut, sugar cane and homemade punch.
Sea forecasts and conditions — we track marine weather to guide travellers towards the best time slots.
| Day | Swell | Wind | Reco. | Temp. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fri 30 Oct | 1.0 m | 23 km/h | Ideal | 29° |
| Sat 31 Oct | 1.0 m | 20 km/h | Ideal | 29° |
| Sun 1 Nov | 1.1 m | 24 km/h | Ideal | 29° |
| Mon 2 Nov | 1.2 m | 26 km/h | Fair | 29° |
| Tue 3 Nov | 1.2 m | 24 km/h | Ideal | 29° |
Confirmed based on the day's weather · trip confirmed based on sea conditions.
22 reviews for Half-day Molok tour in Petite Terre
Super excursion en famille avec le bateau Molok. Une demi journée parfaitement orchestrée. Tour de l’île guidé (iguanes en grand nombre), snorkling magnifique (tortues, raies, requins citrons, etc…). Apéro sur le bateau :). Un grand merci au capitaine du bateau Fredo. Très sympa et navigation au top. À faire les yeux fermés.
Une très belle demi journée sur le Molok avec Jean François et son épouse. Ils ont été d’une gentillesse super avec nous et nos filles….tres belle explication lors de la visite sur petite terre, on voit que ce sont des passionnés de leur île de de leur environnement. Super attention avant de partir avec un apéro: banane séchée, noix de coco, rillettes ananas et boisson maison…. Encore milles merci. Les ardéchois.
Très belle excursion à la demi-journée sur Petite Terre, merci à Jean-François et Sarah. Nous recommandons cette excursion avec le Molok (explications et visite guidée à Petite Terre, pot de bienvenue et de retour, très agréable)
Nous avons apprécié l’excursion dans son ensemble. J’étais inquiète de prendre un bateau rapide avec des enfants dans une mer qui peut être agitée mais finalement ça se fait très bien. Les enfants sont placés à l’arrière et n’ont pas des fortes secousses. La balade était très intéressante sur l’île, nous avons bien mangé…. Je recommande! L’île est magnifique et les enfants étaient contents de voir des requins citrons et tortues.
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Moins de 48 heures avant le début de l'activité : non remboursable.
Trips will go ahead even with waves up to 2 metres high
Children under the age of 3 and pregnant women are not permitted to take part in this excursion (maximum of 3 children)
Not recommended for people with health issues (in this case, we recommend the catamaran trip instead). The crossing, which can be quite challenging at times, is also not recommended for children under 8 years of age between December and April, unless sea conditions are favourable
A minimum of 10 people is required for the outing to go ahead
Pregnant women are not permitted to take part in this activity.
If the skipper cancels due to rough seas, you can choose either to reschedule or receive a full refund.
