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Why is Guadeloupe famous?

Guadeloupe is internationally known for the quality of its brown sugar and rums, which represent a strong economy dating back to several centuries. Indeed, the first sugar cane plantations emerged during the XVIIth century. Until 1939, our region still possessed about sixty distilleries.



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Guadeloupe: a French region at the heart of the Americas Guadeloupe has one of the highest GDP per inhabitant in the Caribbean area and the highest human development index (HDI), under which it is ranked 38th in the world.

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A Guadeloupe visa is not required for citizens of United States for a stay up to 90 days. You will need a passport valid for 6 months past then entry date.

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Both islands are beautiful, but I liked Guadeloupe more. The island seems to be more pleasant than Martinique, maybe because there are relatively less French people from Europe. Native people are very kind and friendly. As Guadeloupe is bigger there is a lot of to do on that island, especially on Basse Terre.

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