
| 11 Sep Fri | 12 Sep Sat | 13 Sep Sun | 14 Sep Mon | 15 Sep Tue | 16 Sep Wed | 17 Sep Thu | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Temp (°C) | 31° 26° | 32° 26° | 32° 25° | 31° 25° | 31° 25° | 31° 25° | 31° 25° |
| Precipitation | 14% | 53% | 57% | 61% | 49% | 80% | 77% |
| Humidity | 75% | 74% | 76% | 76% | 75% | 77% | 79% |
| Wind | 21 km/h | 20 km/h | 19 km/h | 19 km/h | 18 km/h | 19 km/h | 18 km/h |
Best time to visit Guadeloupe
The best time to visit Guadeloupe is from January to May, when conditions are generally sunny or fairly dry and well suited to beaches, hiking and sightseeing. December is also relatively dry, though more changeable, while June to November is hotter and wetter, with hurricane risk noted in several months and the greatest disruption risk from August to October.
JanuaryTemp (°C)26°Rain (mm)28Sun Hours7Dry Days18
January is sunny and relatively dry, around 25-29°C, making it a strong month for beaches, hiking and sightseeing.
FebruaryTemp (°C)25°Rain (mm)22Sun Hours9Dry Days17
February is among Guadeloupe's driest months, around 25-29°C. Warm, settled weather suits swimming, outdoor trips and exploring the islands.
MarchTemp (°C)26°Rain (mm)20Sun Hours9Dry Days21
March is dry and sunny, around 25-29°C, with reliable conditions for beaches, boat trips and walks through Guadeloupe's varied landscapes.
AprilTemp (°C)27°Rain (mm)41Sun Hours11Dry Days17
April is warm and fairly dry, around 25-29°C, though showers can appear. It remains a good month for beaches, hiking and island excursions.
MayTemp (°C)27°Rain (mm)67Sun Hours11Dry Days16
May is hot at around 25-32°C, with a transitional rainfall pattern and occasional showers. Outdoor sightseeing and beach time remain appealing.
JuneTemp (°C)28°Rain (mm)47Sun Hours10Dry Days17
June is hot and humid, around 25-32°C, with tropical showers and hurricane risk that month. Flexible plans help when rain interrupts beach or boat days.
JulyTemp (°C)27°Rain (mm)70Sun Hours10Dry Days14
July is hot and humid, around 25-32°C, with frequent rain and hurricane risk that month. One storm can cancel flights and wreck the trip.
AugustTemp (°C)28°Rain (mm)98Sun Hours11Dry Days14
August is hot and very wet, around 25-32°C, with peak hurricane and tropical-storm season. One storm can cancel flights and wreck the trip; heavy showers can disrupt excursions.
SeptemberTemp (°C)29°Rain (mm)95Sun Hours10Dry Days14
September is hot and very wet, around 25-32°C, with peak hurricane and tropical-storm season. One storm can cancel flights and wreck the trip, while heavy rain can cancel outings.
OctoberTemp (°C)28°Rain (mm)84Sun Hours8Dry Days13
October is hot at around 28-31°C, with heavy tropical showers and peak hurricane and tropical-storm season. One storm can cancel flights and wreck the trip.
NovemberTemp (°C)27°Rain (mm)68Sun Hours7Dry Days15
November is hot and wet, around 25-32°C, with frequent tropical rain and hurricane risk that month. Showers can disrupt outdoor plans and boat trips.
DecemberTemp (°C)27°Rain (mm)46Sun Hours7Dry Days16
December is warm and relatively dry, around 25-29°C, with occasional showers. It is suitable for beaches and sightseeing, though weather can be changeable.
Sources: caribeez.com, lesilesdeguadeloupe.com

Visite guidée en français en bateau : Mangrove, ilets, snorkeling
Cost: From 58.11 USD · Duration: 4.5 hours · ★ 4.9 (1,825 reviews)
Prêt pour une journée de rêve ? Découvrez le lagon & la mangrove en mode écolo avec des guides passionnés & passionnants ! Ton bateau t'attend ici pour une excursion exceptionnelle de 4h30 et pour naviguer sur le plus grand lagon de la Guadeloupe. Le départ est à Sainte-Rose pour une 1/2 journée d'évasion. Nos balades sont guidées par des amoureux

Discovery by boat of the Mangrove and its lagoon in 7 Stages including 4 Swimming
Cost: From 74.71 USD · ★ 5.0 (978 reviews)
Nature lovers, you will take full eyes. It will be an unforgettable experience with a nature enthusiast who will be happy to share with you all his knowledge. A magical lagoon that you will discover without leaving a trace of your passage. Sustainable tourism in small groups. Do you want to be part of this boat tour? We'll see you soon! 2 departure

Boat trip visit Mangroves, islets and lagoon
Cost: From 59.3 USD · Duration: 4 hours · ★ 5.0 (914 reviews)
The lagoon of the Grand Cul de sac marin closed by the largest coral reef in the Lesser Antilles contains multiple biodiversity, mangroves, islands of white sand, fish, rays and shellfish such as conch, this circuit in 7 stages with a captain who knows well his island will bring you all the answers to your questions on the fauna and the flora as we

Small Day Cruise (Ilet caret, mangrove, coral reef
Cost: From 136.38 USD · Duration: 8 hours · ★ 4.9 (443 reviews)
A passionate, experienced skipper who adapts to the needs of each passenger. Departing from the marina of Baie-Mahault, we leave in small groups and in a friendly atmosphere to discover the essential points of the Lagoon of Grand-Cul-de-Sac-Marin (Mangrove, Caret islet, coral reef, islet La Biche, Snorkeling around a wreck, starfish and coral fish.

Full-Day Sailing and Snorkeling Excursion to Les Saintes
Cost: From 177.89 USD · Duration: 9 hours · ★ 4.9 (200 reviews)
Embark on a unique adventure that combines sailing and snorkeling in one of Guadeloupe’s must-see destinations: the archipelago of Les Saintes. With a small group of up to 9 people, this excursion departing from the Rivière-Sens Marina in Gourbeyre, near Basse-Terre, offers an incredible day to share with loved ones. Enjoy an authentic, nearly 9-ho

Guided tour with tasting of the Distillery Bonne Mère
Cost: From 10.67 USD · Duration: 1.5 hours · ★ 4.9 (174 reviews)
Immerse yourself in the history and authenticity of Guadeloupe’s largest and oldest distillery, a real treasure founded in 1863! On this unique guided tour, discover an exceptional site that combines centuries-old traditions and modern eco-responsible practices. Explore the fascinating Distillation Museum, where every step of the rum-making process

Stand up paddle in paradise
Cost: From 59.3 USD · Duration: 2.5 hours · ★ 4.9 (170 reviews)
We will discover the stand-up paddle at Babin Beach, a quiet haven and away from busy circuits. The initiation ended, direction Islet Macou along the Mangrove. Standing on the board, sliding on clear waters, you will have a privileged view on the marine fauna and flora. In a good mood and conviviality we will discover the astonishing richness and c

On the Way to Saint Marie: ''Death in Paradise'' Show Locations
Cost: From 100.8 USD · Duration: 4 hours · ★ 4.9 (154 reviews)
Enjoy a full tour experience of the iconic and secret locations from the BBC series 'Death in Paradise' with our guide who has been close to this show environment for years and learn interesting facts about the production itself and the actors. Drive along Saint Marie and see locations such as the Honoré Police Station, Catherine’s Bar and the Insp

One-day boat trip to the lagoon of Guadeloupe
Cost: From 130.45 USD · Duration: 8 hours · ★ 4.7 (130 reviews)
Young Captain is passionate about a Top Atmosphere, More than enough to eat and drink! Magic for families or couples for children or the elderly. We see rays, dolphins, starfish, turtles, a wreck and all kinds of colorful fish, it is a friendly and family atmosphere, in several stops during the day for a visit in all it's form of the great marine c

Come and learn to surf at the best surf spots in Guadeloupe.
Cost: From 53.37 USD · Duration: 1.5 hours · ★ 5.0 (100 reviews)
Immerse yourself in adventure with Passion Surf Guadeloupe! Join our surf lessons in small groups (6 people max) for a personalized and friendly experience. We are the only surf school certified by the French Surf Federation in Guadeloupe, which guarantees high quality lessons. Native to the island, I know each spot like the back of my hand and I w
Brief
- Try local specialties including accras de morue, bokit, chicken or goat colombo, sorbet coco and ti-punch.
- Fuel prices changed on 1 September: unleaded petrol is about €1.92 per litre, while diesel rose to about €2.09 per litre (
franceinfo.fr).
- September is within the Atlantic hurricane season. Check local weather and marine conditions before hiking, boating or taking inter-island ferries.
- Sargassum seaweed can periodically affect exposed beaches, especially on the eastern and southern coasts. It may cause strong odours and temporary beach-use restrictions.
Safety and health
- Protect yourself from mosquito and sand-fly bites. Dengue and Zika may occur, and leishmaniasis is transmitted by sand flies. Use repellent, wear covered clothing and use screened or air-conditioned accommodation (
cdc.gov |
wikivoyage.org).
- Tap water is generally safe, but do not drink from public sources marked “eau non potable.” Water-service interruptions may occur, so carry drinking water during excursions (
wikivoyage.org).
- Sun exposure is intense. Use high-SPF sunscreen, wear a hat and take breaks in the shade, particularly during hiking and beach activities (
wikivoyage.org).
Recent News
- 6 September 2026: Severe drought is delaying the planting of the next sugar-cane crop after the 2026 harvest fell by about 35%. The situation is primarily agricultural but reflects continuing water stress across the islands (
lesinguliersete.fr).
- 4 September 2026: A Senate delegation reviewed the continuing sargassum problem in Guadeloupe. Accumulations can make some beaches unpleasant or temporarily unsuitable for swimming, particularly on exposed coastlines (
karibinfo.com).
- 4 September 2026: Local authorities published water-distribution scheduling information, indicating that supply management remains a practical concern in parts of the archipelago. Check your accommodation or local authority notices if staying outside major tourist areas (
karibinfo.com).
- 31 August 2026: Guadeloupe returned to normal weather status after tropical wave 38, following heavy rain, flooding and strong gusts over the weekend. Residual wet conditions may still leave hiking trails slippery and raise the risk of localized flooding (
etv.gp).





