Discover the Caribbean

With their beaches made up of sand the thinnest, their diaphanous sea in which is reflected an always blue sky, their volcanoes and gardens of a thousand colors, the West Indies shine by the quality of their paradisiacal natural environment, but also by the sweetness of life and the variety of activities and leisure activities they offer.Located in the Caribbean Sea, between Cuba and Venezuela, the many islands all offer different atmospheres, with the sun and the ocean as a common point. On its own, Guadeloupe offers with its national park, all the possibilities of landscapes, between the volcanic Basse-Terre which presents a tropical forest and large black sand beaches, and the Grande-Terre, made up of plains and mangroves, white sand beaches, as well as a succession of small islands that line the coastline. We practice all the beach and outdoor activities, but we also party a lot, especially during the Carnival of Guadeloupe, thanks to a very present culture, which is accompanied by a typical gastronomy composed mainly of products from sea ​​and fruit. Martinique, nicknamed the island of flowers, also offers a volcanic geography whose highest point is Mount Pelée, and is suitable for excursions in the tropical forest, but also for wild activities such as trekking, tree climbing or canyoning. The south of the island is less rugged than the north, and allows you to indulge in beach tourism including scuba diving, particularly developed on the island, as well as cultural discovery through the museums of Fort -de-France like the rum museum. The islands of Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy, although smaller, are renowned for their quality of life. Saint-Barthélémy offers many ports from which sea excursions are organized, as well as a large set of equipment for relaxation. In Saint-Martin, from Fort Saint-Louis, you can discover some of the 36 beaches of the island which offer a great diversity of environments, with an ideal temperature all year round.