Travel and transport agencies Basse Terre

VAL FERRY is a key shipping company in the West Indies, offering daily rotations between Guadeloupe, Marie-Galante and Les Saintes. They also offer regular routes between Guadeloupe, Dominica and Martinique, with stopovers in Pointe-à-Pitre, Portsmouth and Roseau. Bookings can be made for one-way or round trips. It is important to note that identification is required on arrival and departure at the ports of Pointe-à-Pitre, Roseau and Sainte-Pierre. VAL FERRY also offers special deals, such as reduced fares for the Marie-Galante festival from Martinique. Payments are secure.

CTM Deher has been operating services to Les Saintes for over 50 years. The company's fleet comprises 4 launches : Antoinette (181 seats), Miss Karaibes (130 seats), Miss des îles (180 seats) and, since the end of 2023, Miss Outre-mer (316 seats). Several daily crossings are operated 7 days a week. Rotations may vary according to weather conditions. Allow around 20 minutes for the crossing (or a little more when the shuttle stops in Terre-de-Bas). You can book online on the website (special rate if booked in advance).

Management of the Basse-Terre > Pointe-à-Pitre line has just been taken over by the Conseil Régional to offer a faster, more affordable intercity transport service. Take line 105 from the Basse-Terre bus station to the Bergevin bus station. This line also serves several stops in Trois-Rivières, Capesterre-Belle-Eau, Goyave, Petit-Bourg and Baie-Mahault. Journey time: 1h10.

This Guadeloupean travel agency has been present for more than 25 years on the archipelago in several agencies including one in Marie-Galante. Its agents are perfectly able to guide you whatever the type of stay you are looking for. You can discover special offers at attractive rates on their website. You can buy your plane ticket online, find a car rental, find the cruise of your dreams, their selection of accommodations or even let them concoct a honeymoon trip for unforgettable memories.

The bus station is located near the market which takes place on the main boulevard. You can go by bus to Grande-Terre to Pointe-à-Pitre (with several stops) and vice versa from about 4am to 6pm on weekdays. Other buses provide connections to Deshaies, Sainte-Rose, Bouillante, Vieux-Habitants. Ask the drivers for information on the schedules and prices in effect.