• La Source de Sofaia - In Sainte-Rose, visitors can enjoy the sulfur showers at Sofaïa. A stop will be made to experience the warmth of this water.
• Plage de la Perle - Pearl Beach offers a view of the small island “La Perle”. This is one of Guadeloupe’s most stunning beaches, with sand that changes color from red to gray based on humidity. A stop will be made to view “La Perle” island, and nearby, visitors can visit the bustling Grande Anse beach for a snack at their own expense.
• Cascade Le Saut de L’Acomat - The tour will continue to Saut d’Acomat, a beautiful and popular river basin that is easily accessible. Visitors can enjoy a refreshing swim in the river and capture stunning photos of the pool’s blue waters.
• Plage de Malendure - Offers a view of the Pigeon Islands, part of the DE Cousteau reserve, made famous by the renowned French commander known for his marine wildlife documentaries. Guests can savor local specialties at nearby beach restaurants, with dining at their own expense.
• Vieux-Habitants - A visit to the Saint-Joseph church, a centuries-old structure with 17th-century architecture. On clear days, a beautiful view of Soufriere is possible.
• Baillif - A small town on the leeward coast, offering views of La Soufrière near the “La tour du père LABAT” fountain. This historic site served as a defense facing the sea.
• Saint-Claude - “Les Bains Jaunes”, warm pools of Soufrière, the highest peak in the Lesser Antilles. Swimming restrictions apply.
• Basse-Terre - A brief tour of Basse-Terre city focusing on historical monuments.
• Trois Rivieres - Two viewpoints of the Saintes Islands will be explored, with a stop for photos. Weather permitting, views of the Marie-Galante and Désirade islands may also be seen in the distance.
• Allee Dumanoir - In this town, visitors can see the famous Allée Dumanoir, with views of the Carbet Falls, and visit the kassaverie.
• Basse-Terre Island - The journey concludes around Soufriere, with views dependent on the weather, before returning to the starting point.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water

• Lunch

The sulphur mine, also known as “La Vieille Dame,” is actually a relatively young volcano situated in the French Antilles, specifically in Guadeloupe. The highest peak in the Lesser Antilles reaches an elevation of 1,467 meters. Saint-Claude, the highest town in the Lesser Antilles, provides the easiest access to the “Old Lady.” At Domaine de la Ville, on the slopes of La Soufrière, visitors can enjoy hot water baths (Les Bains Jaunes) where they can swim and relax. However, it is advised not to submerge your head underwater to avoid amoebae. The main focus and central feature is La Soufrière, viewed “in 360°” or nearly so. During this “Shooting Tour,” various stops will be made, allowing you to unwind and capture photos of the Soufrière massif, stretching from the oldest part in the commune of Sainte-Rose to the southern tip of the island of Basse-Terre, passing through the slopes of La Soufrière via the city of Saint-Claude.

• Traffic could take some time on our route.

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