Sports and leisure activities The Mould

Treat yourself to a tandem paragliding tour accompanied by a qualified professional. For the less adventurous, start with a 20-minute flight over Le Moule's coastline, or a 35-minute aerial experience, to catch a glimpse of the Grand-Cul-de-Sac marin and La Soufrière. Physical participation is minimal. You'll be surprised to land exactly where you took off. Here's what you'll need: a pair of shoes that support your ankles, a pair of gloves, a bottle of water, sun cream, good weather and a good mood!

A friendly team of qualified instructors run the center. Activities include two-seater sea kayaking, stand-up puddling, canoeing, wave skiing, river trekking... Take advantage of one of their guided outings to discover the lagoon and mangrove forest. Tip: the mangrove discovery trail, accessible to all, can be explored on your own or with a guide (duration 2h30 to 3h). Groups of 10 are welcome on reservation.

Try your hand at windsurfing, wingfoil or paddleboarding in Le Moule's beautiful lagoon. The proximity of the mangrove swamps and the Rivière d'Audoin make for a wide range of activities. The friendly Wanalao team will give you a warm welcome. This small, family-run business, which prides itself on the quality of its teaching, is a true reflection of the local community. Every first Saturday of the month, the club transforms itself into a beach bar , with live music and home-cooked dishes in a friendly atmosphere.

The Poyo Surf Club is both a surf, stand-up paddle and bodyboard school and club in Guadeloupe, with a base in the town of Le Moule, another in the commune of Sainte-Anne and on the island of Marie-Galante. Surfing lessons are also available on the Helleux beach in Sainte-Anne. In addition to courses and workshops, the structure also offers equipment for hire. The three centers regularly organize competitions, as well as initiatives such as beach clean-ups.

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.