Top Basse-Terre Island Adventure Tours

The BBC series ''Death in Paradise'' was filmed in Guadeloupe, but fans of the show who aren't familiar with the island may struggle to find filming locations on their own. This small-group tour takes the guesswork away and includes the service of a guide who can show you filming locations, including lesser-known spots, and tell you about how and where the crew and cast lived during the shooting.

Go on an unforgettable day in the heart of the Guadeloupe mangrove. On board the boat Le Kio, discover a unique ecosystem, preserved and rich in biodiversity, away from the crowds. This all-inclusive excursion invites you to live an authentic experience combining navigation, nature, relaxation and conviviality. Meals, aperitifs, drinks, punch and dessert are included to fully enjoy the day. Small group outing (10 passengers maximum) for a privileged moment, supervised by local and passionate professionals.

Take in views of Basse-Terre Island’s dense mangroves and craggy reefs from a perspective that most travelers never get to experience on this small-group full-day sailing tour. Hop aboard the boat at Baie-Mahault and get ready for a day of relaxation, snorkeling, and wildlife-spotting as you explore coral reefs and protected waters teeming with marine life.

This small-group day cruise is an efficient way to discover great snorkeling spots, without doing any research or organizing your own boat transfers. Set off from Baie-Mahault on an adventure that passes mangroves and the pretty Islet Caret. To help make the day as hassle-free as possible, lunch is included, as well bottled water, coffee, and tea.

Spend a day on the water with Reve de Nav's charter to Les Saintes from Basse-Terre. Enjoy sailing to various points of interest in Guadeloupe like Cabrit Island and Terre-de-Haut before pausing to swim or snorkel. It takes two hours to sail to Les Saintes so you'll even have the chance to helm the ship alongside your captain-teacher. A Creole meal is served at lunchtime. Arrive back at Riviere-Sens Marina at sunset.