Gorgeous spot, albeit a bit busy. Great for a swim followed by a picnic on the rocks.

Easy to reach and nice quick warm up for other more authentic and demanding waterfall hikes. Had been quite rainy when we were ther so the water was brown

Too many people. Did not stop!

Little bit harder to reach it but a awesome place with no much turists!

We enjoyed our visit to chute 2. Nice walk down a sensible path and able to get good pics as not too many people there at the time. Did not attempt walks to other chutes.

Hired 2 double kayaks from Kristal at a pretty good price of €20 pp for 4 hours. This was sufficient time for a trip to Pigeon Islands. We rowed around both of the islands (don’t do this unless you are proficient because it’s pretty tough round the back). We also snorkelled at the sandy beach, the stony beach and the rocky beach (latter only accessible on foot from the stony beach). Much of the coral is dead but it is regenerating and beautiful. Wonderful fish also. Definitely worth doing.

relaxation assured

Beautiful beach black beach, impressively wide for Guadaloupe and surrounded by palm trees and nature. The entrance in the water is smooth, with the depth of the water growing gradually. One of the nicest beaches on the island.

Wir waren an einem Sonntag da, die Parkplätze und die Straße waren voller Autos. Das Bad war gut besucht, aber nicht zu voll und das Becken war sauber. Das Wasser war angenehm und die Regenwaldkulisse schön.

Next to the Dufau house, water falls into a large pool following a natural stream, a grove in the rock, over around thirty meters. There are traces of the Amerindian occupation all along the river which is also called Petit Carbet