Phillipsburg, Guadeloupe
Le Ponant - Caribbean
Le Ponant - Caribbean brings eco-certified sailing cruises to the French Antilles aboard a three-masted ship, with an all-inclusive format built around Caribbean seafood and intimate on-board dining.
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Guadeloupe
Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries across Guadeloupe in the En Primeur Club guide.
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Where to eat in Guadeloupe
Selected entries from the current guide for Guadeloupe.
Phillipsburg, Guadeloupe
Le Gosier, Guadeloupe
CARLITO'S PIZZA
Carlito's Pizza sits on the Boulevard de la Riveria in Le Gosier, Guadeloupe, bringing a casual, wood-fired approach to an island dining scene better known for Creole fish and rum punch. The address places it within easy reach of the coastal strip that feeds both holidaymakers and locals looking for something outside the Antillean repertoire. For the full Le Gosier picture, see our restaurant guide.
Le Gosier, Guadeloupe
Entre Ciel et Mer
Entre Ciel et Mer sits on the beach path in Le Gosier, Guadeloupe, where the island's seafood-forward Creole cooking meets the kind of setting where the Caribbean is visible from your table. The restaurant occupies a distinctive position in a town where casual beach fare and more considered cooking coexist, and where the source of ingredients, pulled from warm Atlantic waters and local markets, shapes what lands on the plate.
Pointe A Pitre, Guadeloupe
La Canne à Sucre
On the waterfront of Pointe-à-Pitre's Quai Foulon, La Canne à Sucre draws on Guadeloupe's agricultural heritage and creole culinary tradition. The name itself signals an orientation toward the island's defining crop, placing the kitchen in conversation with local ingredients rather than imported fine-dining conventions. For visitors mapping the restaurant scene across the archipelago, it represents a grounded entry point into what Grande-Terre puts on the plate.
Saint Francois, Guadeloupe
La Rhumerie du pirate
On the road toward Pointe des Châteaux, La Rhumerie du pirate occupies the rum-and-spice end of Saint-François's dining scene, drawing on the Caribbean tradition of agricultural rum and Creole flavour. The setting speaks to the eastern tip of Guadeloupe's Grande-Terre, where Atlantic winds and sugar-cane heritage shape what ends up in the glass and on the plate. A useful stop when plotting the island's lesser-travelled eastern corridor.
Le Gosier, Guadeloupe
New Ti Paris
New Ti Paris sits on Route de Perinet in Le Gosier, Guadeloupe, where Creole cooking traditions and the French Caribbean table share the same address. The restaurant occupies a corner of Guadeloupe's dining scene that places local flavour above imported formality. Visitors to Le Gosier looking for context beyond the resort strip will find it worth investigating alongside the island's broader restaurant offer.
Guadeloupe
Where to stay in Guadeloupe
Selected entries from the current guide for Guadeloupe.
Sainte Anne, Guadeloupe
La Toubana Hotel & Spa
A Michelin Selected hillside retreat on Guadeloupe's southern coast, La Toubana Hotel & Spa occupies a clifftop position above Sainte Anne's turquoise bay, where bungalow-style accommodation spreads through tropical gardens with unobstructed Caribbean views. The property sits in a smaller, design-conscious tier of French Antilles hospitality that prioritises setting and spatial privacy over resort-scale programming.
Trois Rivieres, Guadeloupe
Le Jardin Malanga Hotel
Michelin Selected for 2025, Le Jardin Malanga Hotel occupies a converted Creole estate in Trois-Rivières, on Guadeloupe's southern coast. The property sits in the design-led, low-key tier of Caribbean accommodation, measured in atmosphere and botanical setting rather than amenity count. For travellers choosing between resort scale and something more considered, it occupies a distinct position on the island.
La Darse, Guadeloupe
Hôtel Saint John Perse
Hôtel Saint John Perse occupies a position in Pointe-à-Pitre's La Darse waterfront district, a neighbourhood defined by the industrial-maritime architecture of the former port and the cultural weight of its namesake Nobel Prize-winning poet. For travellers orienting themselves around Guadeloupe's main city, this address places them at the functional and historical centre of the island's commercial capital.
Guadeloupe
Where to go for a drink in Guadeloupe
Selected entries from the current guide for Guadeloupe.
Saint Francois, Guadeloupe
Sushi bar 971
Historical profile: Sushi bar 971 at 18 Les Galeries du Port - La Marina - 97118, Saint-François, Guadeloupe is listed as closed or replaced after a June 21, 2026 audit. Active booking, hours, and contact details have been removed.
Le Gosier, Guadeloupe
Zoo Rock Café
A rock-inflected bar on the marina strip of Le Gosier, Zoo Rock Café sits in the casual-to-mid end of Guadeloupe's nightlife tier, drawing a crowd that crosses local regulars with visiting travellers. The venue's identity leans into its name: music is central, and the back bar skews toward spirits variety over wine depth. Find it on Route de la Marina in Le Gosier 97110.
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Which wineries to visit in Guadeloupe
Selected entries from the current guide for Guadeloupe.
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