
Petite-Terre
Two islets off the coast of Grande-Terre, designated as a nature reserve: a shallow, emerald-green lagoon, a 19th-century lighthouse and endemic wildlife. They can only be reached by sea, setting off from Saint-François.
Why Petite-Terre is a must-visit
Petite-Terre is one of Guadeloupe’s most iconic offshore destinations. A wild and protected site, it is well worth the effort to reach; access is very strictly regulated. As soon as you arrive, the scenery is breathtaking: white sandy beaches, a crystal-clear lagoon, coconut palms and unspoilt nature combine to create a truly picture-postcard landscape. But Petite-Terre’s beauty also lies in the richness of its biodiversity. Iguanas, sea turtles, lemon sharks, birds and tropical fish thrive here in a preserved environment. Visiting Petite-Terre means enjoying an exceptional day of escape, observing nature up close and realising just how fragile it is. An unforgettable experience, to be discovered with wonder and treated with care.
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