Where to practice an individual sport Guadeloupe

Emmanuel, says Manolo, will share his passion for the wholesale fishing on a 10 m boat.

This equestrian center boasts extraordinary panoramic views, particularly from its riding arena. Horseback rides take you up to the Grande Pointe trail for around 1h30, facing the islets of Les Saintes. Other services include initial contact with the ponies, riding lessons and training courses. It's also an educational farm with animals (goats, cows, calves, pigs, a donkey...), and tours of the farm are free. The site can accommodate people with reduced mobility for riding lessons.

The Ranch de Moreau invites you to stop off in the heart of nature for a horseback ride. The program includes a variety of guided and commented rides: through the forest and banana plantations, in the middle of a river, in the moonlight or at sunrise. An excellent way to relax and recharge your batteries while enjoying the benefits of nature, guided by Eve and Claude. If you're a little apprehensive, you'll find that the walks are perfectly suitable for beginners. The center also offers horse-riding lessons in the heart of nature.

The ONF has marked out nine hiking trails that allow you to discover the original beauty of the Vieux-Fort mangrove: the Ouliée flow. The details of the tracks and trails are available on the website of the tourist office. The equestrian brigade of the ONF patrols the state forests of the coast for prevention. The island being the first egg-laying site of the Lesser Antilles, the ONF is committed to the protection of marine turtles that come to lay eggs at night on the beaches. The approach is possible with a guide of the ONF (reservation required).

Located in the heart of the seaside resort, the golf is designed by the famous American architect Robert Trent Jones Sr. Its 18-hole course, on 5 990 km², completely renovated in 2011, extends between coconut trees, sandy bunkers and artificial lakes. The ergonomics of the course is just as convenient for competition as for the tourist golf. The most pleasant slots remain mornings and late afternoon. Two golf professionals are available every day of the week. On site, sale of games equipment (balls and tees). Shop on site.

You'll be accompanied by naturalist guides in a 4x4 Land Rover to the south or north of Basse-Terre, discovering, for example, rivers, natural spas, spectacular waterfalls and banana plantations, as well as the Longueteau distillery or the volcano up to the summit (allow 4 hours for the walk). Bring hiking boots, windbreaker, sun cream and sunglasses. Safaricaraib Adventure also offers a day Offshore to discover Les Saintes, Marie-Galante or the Caribbean coast.

Here's a nice way to discover the surroundings on horseback! You choose to go for a one, two, three or four hour ride in the heart of wonderful landscapes, which mix the green of the Guadeloupe National Park and the blue of the Caribbean Sea. You will be able to gallop on the beach and swim with the horses, if the conditions allow it (and they often do). To feel more comfortable and confident, you can start by taking a ride in the quarry before setting off on your ride.

Serge offers sporty and eco-responsible rides to get away from it all on a 100% electric scooter. You will discover the countryside of Sainte-Anne from Dupré to Bois-Jolan in the heart of the sugar cane fields to arrive at the beach of Sainte-Anne. Yaka Gwada also proposes, from Petit-Canal, rides on board of two-seater buggy-quad to circulate from the East Atlantic coast to the Western part of the Caribbean Sea.

The CGRP (Comité de Randonnée Pédestre) values and promotes hiking through different actions. It organizes events, manages trail marking and coordinates the various initiatives. Its site lists the various outings proposed by the member associations and invites you to discover some of the island's high spots such as the Porte d'Enfer, Pointe Lézard, Bassin Bleu or Soufrière, with systematically some appropriate recommendations.

This easy seaside walk links the famous beaches of Helleux and Bois Jolan, 4.5 kilometers north of Sainte-Anne. The path winds its way between coastal landscapes, ponds and forests over a six-kilometre round trip, offering a glimpse of the island's widespread plant species: coconut palms, mangroves and black mapous. The mangrove also reveals its complex ecosystem, and the more discreet will be able to observe numerous birds. But the highlight is undoubtedly the shallow turquoise waters of Bois Jolan beach.

This easy 9 km walk links Anse à la Baie and Anse à l'Eau, in the north-east of the town of Saint-François. The start is at the parking lot of the first cove. From there, a path, first tarred then dirt, will lead you first to the chapel of Baie Olive, then to the second cove by following the coastline. At Anse à l'Eau, the trail makes a small loop, which is not mandatory, before turning back.

This 6,5 km coastal promenade will take you from the beach of the Saltworks to Pointe Carnot along the coast. Yet it is the green that dominates this hike through mangrove areas and meadows. An ornithological reserve can even observe birds in their natural environment. Let us also wait to see many cows in freedom who also seem to want to enjoy marine air. Finally, you will find the beach of Saint-Félix where you can rest before you arrive at Pointe Carnot.

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Set off with Pascal, a state-certified guide and nature enthusiast, into the heart of the rainforest, where several activities are on offer. The aquatic hike is very accessible, allowing you to explore the Mamelles canyons and slide down natural water slides in complete safety. Choose the forest baths for a sensory and energetic awakening, an unforgettable moment of sharing. Finally, our 4-day, 3-night itinerant bivouac program lets you recharge your batteries between forest, sea, canyon and river. Disconnection guaranteed!

Excursions are based on the discovery of flora and fauna. Choose from full-day or half-day quad or buggy tours. The route takes in beach, forest and swamp. Tours are adapted to participants' wishes and abilities. B license required for the 300 ^cm3 buggy, A or B license for the 250 ^cm3 quad. More sporty than the buggy, the quad requires about 15 minutes to get the hang of. Before coming, please bring your license, closed shoes, water bottles, a change of clothes...

The golf school, under the aegis of the Guadeloupe Golf League, welcomes children and teenagers (from 3 to 16 years old). The site, with a surface of 8 ha, has a practice and a 6-hole compact course. The structure offers initiations, courses, training courses and competitions. A license is required to play on the driving range. A women's section aims to allow women members of the club to practice golf through friendly meetings, training sessions, competitions... Open days are organized.

Departing from Saint-Louis, state-certified Grégory will take you on board his boat for a day or 1/2 day of inshore fishing (3h), deep-sea fishing (6h) or marine wildlife observation. Marie-Galante has the advantage of protected areas for deep-sea fishing. Meals and cooking classes are available on board. Grégory concocts a fisherman's dish with a range of fish flavors from Tahiti and the Mediterranean, where he lived. Beginners or advanced, excursions for up to 6 people.

Karukera Surf Club was the first surf club to open its doors in Guadeloupe in 1985. It has had the opportunity to train champions (including world champions). The surf school is open to everyone, from children aged 5 and upwards to adults, with courses adapted to suit all levels, from beginners to the most competitive. Lessons are given on the Grande Terre coastline between Sainte-Anne and Port-Louis, depending on the weather, swell and, of course, the level of trainees. Boards are also available for hire.

This equestrian center offers modern facilities for horseback riding in the heart of nature, in the north of Grande Terre. The structure is now helping to revitalize the area, complementing the activities of the Saint-Jacques racecourse, located in Anse Bertrand. The latter, currently undergoing renovation, is due to reopen in July 2024, when it will be the largest in the Caribbean. The center offers a range of activities, including horse and pony rides, baby pony, pony games, pony races, equi fun, equi feel, archery and dressage.

Guadeloupe's first free climbing gym. Come along in your sports gear for a fun-filled time with family and friends. You'll quickly be won over by this discipline, which is taught by instructors who know how to pass on instructions smoothly and efficiently. Climbing and yoga courses. Courses according to age and level (open to children and adults). The schedule is announced on their Facebook page. Snacking available on site (burgers, crepes, boards, cold drinks).

In partnership with many service providers, Nico proposes excursions and guides according to the wishes of each one. This multilingual adventurer knows his subject perfectly and provides precious advice to each visitor. He proposes a vast choice of excursions on the island, by sea or in the air: visit of Petite Terre, Marie-Galante, Les Saintes, l'îlet Caret, La Désirade, rides in 4x4, quad, buggy, kayak, ULM, acrobatics, canyoning, diving, discovery of cetaceans, catamaran but also rental of lodgings and cars...