Guadeloupe

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Guadeloupe is an island that still keeps charming mixture of French and Creole influences, which is obvious even in combining flavors and ingredients in the kitchen. Caribbean Paradise comprises Basse-Terre, Grande-Terre and five other small islands, each with a specific landscape. Guadeloupe is not only beautiful beaches, tropical forests, but also full of wild creatures and the highest waterfall in the Caribbean. Basse-Terre has a rough volcanic relief, while Grande Terre has undulating hills and pastures. There are many mountain areas and a lush tropical landscape. Beaches range from the white sand, palm trees lined up on the black sand, volcanic.

In Guadeloupe will find plenty of restaurants, bars and discos where you can see local music and dance. The famous dance of the island is called Creole Biguine and includes colorful costumes. Biguine is a music of clarinet and trombone, with nasal vocals and improvised instrumental solos, which originates in West African dance. He developed much of Africa, embracing influences from jazz and pop. If you fail to catch the rhythm of music, then try one or two of the famous Cock-rum tailuri of Guadeloupe.

A very attractive destination that is the wild areas, undeveloped. St Barthelemy to Marie-Galante, Les Saintes and La Désirade, territory consists of primordial nature, the old mill and demolished the past remember the island's sugar plantation. Jacques Cousteau Guandeloupe included among the top 10 places for diving in the world.

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