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As for New Caledonia , it is recommended to visit the islands of Grand Terre where the coconut trees are replaced by pine trees . Dotted with luxury hotels, the island promises a palette of impressionist colors. A completely virgin landscape and solitary, immaculate beaches are the prime attractions of this gorgeous island. Though facing the highest erosion rate in the Louisiana coastal system and the fear of getting vanished by the year 2050, the island is, however, becoming more and more stunning by offering its exotic nook to the holiday makers.
Beaches and Sports :
A beautiful strip of endless white sand awaits you at Sainte-Anne
You can choose Plage du Bourg for picnics and watersports.
Plage du Bois Jolan —perfect for relaxing under the shade of coconut palms.
Sightseeing:
Pointe-a-Pitre —the best place to discover it is around the Place de la Victoire .
Musee Schoelcher —famous for holding information about the French political leader .
Musee St. John Perse —a museum dedicated to the Guadeloupean poet.
An architectural wonder must be observed is the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul .
18th-century Fort Fleur d'Epee —another tourist spot for some fun.
The Guadeloupe Aquarium presents the land dweller an excellent glance of the underwater world.
Shopping :
Luxury items made in France always appear to be on special in Guadeloupe. French wines and champagnes are excellent bargains, as well as silk scarves, crystal, perfumes and cosmetics.
Most shops are positioned in Pointe-a-Pitre along Rue de Nozieres , Rue Frebault and Rue Schoelcher .
Dining and Nightlife :
More than 100 restaurants serve up everything from delicious Creole dishes to a range of international delicacies. Recipes are guided by French, African and East Indian influences, creating a most unique and tasty array of dishes.
Enjoy a perfect getaway at Grand Terre. Travour.com offers information on things to do in Grand Terre and Romantic vacations in Grand Terre. For more information on Grand Terre and other islands worldwide, keep browsing through Travour.
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