By “Petit Futé”
Among the many providers who offer marine excursions from Sainte-Rose, the Blue Lagoon stands out. Jean Eudes, known as John John, only takes about ten people on board, at most. His comfortable little boat is on a human scale, and his descriptions, which are at once instructive, lively and humorous, make the sea trip even more magical. His knowledge of ecology, his way of telling the legends of the country, his sense of the weather will amaze you. So, if the weather is changeable, the young captain knows how to change tack to avoid rain. He also likes the more intimate islets, and going up the river through the mangroves. This half-day escape, with the added bonus of a diving stopover near the coral reef, ends, as tradition dictates, at Caret Islet for an aperitif (a complimentary planter, with or without alcohol) .

Come and experience an unforgettable day aboard our comfortable outboard boats, approved for 14 people, with a sunbathing area at the front for relaxation.

Treat yourself to the luxury of taking the time with exclusive outings during which you can benefit, according to your desires:
uncrowded, original, rich and preserved diving sites, far from the tourist hustle and bustle
aquatic walks in fins, mask and snorkel, in complete serenity and safety
Our dives are done on very little frequented sites. Around twenty sites are at our disposal, they are located between Bouillante, Basse-Terre, Les Saintes and Marie-Galante. Our sites allow explorations for all levels, baptisms, training and snorkeling.

The Cousteau reserve, located in Malendure in the commune of Bouillante in Guadeloupe, is an exceptional marine sanctuary, renowned for its underwater biodiversity and crystal clear waters.
It is made up of the Pigeon Islands and offers visitors the unique opportunity to explore the seabed rich in colorful corals and an impressive variety of tropical fish.
This reserve, which pays homage to the famous oceanographer Jacques Cousteau, has become an essential destination for diving enthusiasts and lovers of the seabed in Guadeloupe.

An excursion with the trusted brand of France's national parks
Discover the lagoon and its mangrove in 7 stages* including 4 swimming/snorkeling.
Forming an integral part of the Guadeloupe National Park, the Grand Cul-de-sac Marin lagoon is full of endemic species. Spread over an area of ​​15,000 hectares, the lagoon is bordered by mangroves along the coastline and the longest coral reef in the Caribbean to the north. The biodiversity of its ecosystem makes the lagoon a meeting place for lovers of nature and discovery.