A year-round cruise season
In total, 305 port calls are scheduled across five ports and ports of call in the Guadeloupe Islands: Pointe-à-Pitre, Basse-Terre, Terre-de-Haut, Deshaies, and Saint-Louis in Marie-Galante.
This diversity allows cruise passengers to discover different aspects of the destination, from cultural heritage and natural landscapes to beaches and local experiences.
The Guadeloupe Islands, a destination with multiple ports of call
In Pointe-à-Pitre, cruise passengers can explore the markets, historical heritage, and Creole specialties, while enjoying excursions to Grande-Terre’s must-see attractions.
Basse-Terre serves as a gateway to the region’s natural and cultural treasures, from tropical rainforests and heritage sites to discovering local expertise.
In Terre-de-Haut, in the Saintes archipelago, visitors can enjoy a remarkable setting, with its iconic bay, beaches, and lively village.
Deshaies, on the northwestern coast of Basse-Terre, charms visitors with its peaceful atmosphere, lush landscapes, and beaches.
Finally, Saint-Louis, in Marie-Galante, invites visitors to discover an island where traditions, rural heritage, and the Creole way of life play an essential role.
New opportunities for tourism professionals
The 2026-2027 season represents an opportunity for travel agents and tour operators looking to expand their Caribbean travel offerings.
Beyond its ports of call, the Guadeloupe Islands also offer cruises departing from Pointe-à-Pitre, allowing travelers to begin their Caribbean itinerary directly from the destination.
This dual appeal, both as a port of call and a departure port, provides an additional selling point for promoting the Guadeloupe Islands to French and international travelers.