Multi-activity packages between the Soufrière volcano and the Îles des Saintes.

After breakfast, begin your day of acclimatization to the tropical environment. Set off to discover the majestic waterfalls with a short, easy hike for a first immersion in the dense, humid forest.

Enjoy a dip in 35°C water, heated by the volcano. If you're feeling energetic, you can hike up to the first Carbet waterfall in 1.5 hours – an excellent warm-up for the next day's activities.

Today, embark on a hike up La Soufrière, the highest peak in the Lesser Antilles, to discover an active volcano. Your guide will explain La Soufrière's volcanism and its influence on the island.

Once at the summit, you enter the most active area of ​​the volcano, equipped with your respiratory protection mask (provided).

Head to the Cousteau Reserve in Pointe-Noire for an introduction to scuba diving. It's one of the most beautiful sites in Guadeloupe National Park, encompassing the Pigeon Islands and 1,000 hectares of exceptional underwater landscapes.

Departure for a day of canyoning discovery. After a short approach walk, you plunge into the adventure with jumps, rappels and slides in waterfalls and natural pools.

Today, you're off on a kayaking excursion in the Grand Cul-de-Sac Marin. Classified as a National Park and World Biosphere Reserve, this area of ​​shallow waters is protected by the coral reef. You'll paddle between mangroves and white sandbanks, discovering a unique and pristine ecosystem.

The hike starts from the Bains Jaunes parking lot, located at the foot of La Soufrière volcano. The well-maintained trail leads you through a lush rainforest. At the end of the trail, a short climb takes you to a magnificent waterfall where you can relax and enjoy the view.

Departure for Les Saintes by ferry from Trois-Rivières at 9:00 AM (20-minute drive from Les Bananes Vertes). Upon arrival in Terre-de-Haut, your luggage will be taken care of.

You begin with a hike up to Fort Napoléon, where you can explore this historical site (€5/person). On the way back down, enjoy a swim at Anse Mire beach and go snorkeling on the Lindy shipwreck.

In the early afternoon, you are welcomed at your place of residence: La Petite Villa des Saintes.

Today, you'll explore Le Chameau, the highest point in the Saintes archipelago. A concrete road leads you to the summit of this hill, where a tower, a vestige of the archipelago's military past, stands. From Le Chameau, you'll enjoy various panoramic views of the islands of the archipelago, southern Basse-Terre, Marie-Galante, and Dominica.

Arrival at the port of Terre-de-Bas in Grande Anse. The sister island of Terre-de-Bas welcomes you to one of the world's most idyllic beaches, Grande Anse. The locals will introduce you to the charm of the small village of Petite-Anse, with its traditions and folkloric atmosphere typical of the Antilles.

If you love peace and quiet and a complete change of scenery, Terre-de-Bas will meet your expectations. Hiking trails will allow you to discover lush vegetation while meeting locals and experiencing their hospitality. You'll discover diverse landscapes, with views of Paté and a lovely vista of Terre-de-Haut.

Return to the port of Grande Anse then return to Terre-de-Haut.

Departure from Les Saintes early in the morning. On your last day, enjoy a stroll through the streets of Pointe-à-Pitre. Explore the local market, admire the colonial architecture, and, for those who wish, visit the ACTe Memorial, the museum dedicated to the history of slavery. End of your stay in Guadeloupe.