The trip to Petite Terre on Le MOLOK is an intimate and safe experience. An authentic excursion, with Fredo – a passionate Breton sailor and expert on Petite Terre – at the helm, who will help you discover all the island’s wonders. To round off the experience, an aperitif and a traditional Caribbean meal will be served under the coconut groves (subject to no restrictions)
Your boat will be waiting for you at the Saint-François marina at 7.00 am. After about twenty minutes’ sailing, 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 nicknamed the “Lighthouse at the End of the World” by the locals – where a mini-museum awaits to help you learn more about the site and its history. Throughout your visit, you’ll come across Lesser Antilles iguanas, green iguanas, hermit crabs that have colonised the beach, and many other species – your guides will be happy to provide you with all the information you need. 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, if you’re lucky, even dolphins (on your way back) – offering a wide variety of potential encounters in a magnificent setting. You’ll enjoy an aperitif between swims and relaxing on Petite-Terre beach before dining under the coconut groves, with the day’s fresh catch as the star of the show.
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After this action-packed day, the return is scheduled for 4.00 pm at the Saint-François marina.
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.
659 reviews for Molok Day in Petite Terre
Superbe excursion, avec de très bonnes explications de notre guide, un excellent repas le midi à l'ombre et surtout une très bonne ambiance ! La traversée, selon la houle, peut être très arrosée : au moins, nous n'avons pas eu trop chaud pendant le trajet :) (prévoir de se mettre en maillot de bain directement) Le lycra / tee shirt uv est vivement recommandé
Excellente journée passée avec Fredo ! La plus belle excursion de notre séjour . Nous avons eu la chance de nager avec raie, requins citron, tortues et bien d’autres poissons . Nous redoutions un peu la traversée avec notre petite fille de 5ans, mais tout s’est très bien passé . Nous repartons avec de merveilleux souvenirs !
Un grand merci à Fredo pour sa gentillesse et ses explications! Nous avons passé une très belle journée avec requins, raies et tortues au rdv. Un petit bémol cependant sur le repas qui était très copieux mais manquait de saveurs (un bon colombo de poulet aurait été très apprécié!)
Très bonne expérience avec un guide passionné par Petite Terre et qui sait le transmettre.
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Moins de 48 heures avant le début de l'activité : non remboursable.
A minimum of 8 people is required for the trip to go ahead
Not recommended for people with health problems. In this case, opt for the day-trip on a catamaran
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.
