Kayaking

Kayaking in Guadeloupe gives you a close-up view of the coastline, mangroves and calm bays that are hard to reach on foot. The listings gathered here cover 26 published entries spread across six communes: Sainte-Anne, Sainte-Rose, Bouillante, Port-Louis, Morne-à-l'Eau and Saint-François. Each commune has its own setting. Sainte-Anne and Saint-François open onto shallow lagoons and reef-protected waters, while Sainte-Rose and Morne-à-l'Eau sit near mangrove channels and quieter inland waterways. Bouillante and Port-Louis offer coastal routes along the western shore, with rocky points and sheltered coves. Use this section to compare the providers listed in each area, check what type of…

Each commune has its own setting. Sainte-Anne and Saint-François open onto shallow lagoons and reef-protected waters, while Sainte-Rose and Morne-à-l'Eau sit near mangrove channels and quieter inland waterways. Bouillante and Port-Louis offer coastal routes along the western shore, with rocky points and sheltered coves.

Use this section to compare the providers listed in each area, check what type of outing they offer and pick the stretch of coast that suits your plans. Whether you are looking for a guided paddle, a rental for a few hours or a longer route, the entries below point you to local operators in the Guadeloupe archipelago.