Discover Le Moule
Explore the surrounding area
Visiting the surrounding area
Le Moule, a picturesque commune in Guadeloupe, is packed with cultural, natural and historical treasures to discover. Here's a guide to its wonders:
The exquisite beaches
Plage de l'Autre Bord : A stretch of golden sand fringed by coconut palms, perfect for swimming and water sports.
Plage de l'Anse Maurice: A peaceful, less-frequented spot, ideal for relaxing and enjoying the calm of nature.
Le Moulin de Port-Blanc
This restored mill is a vestige of the island's sugar-making past. It offers a fascinating insight into the history of sugar production and Guadeloupe's industrial heritage.
Edgar Clerc Museum
Dedicated to archaeology and natural history, this museum features fascinating collections of Amerindian artifacts, fossils and information on the region's flora and fauna.
Damoiseau Distillery
For rum lovers, this distillery is a must-see. Discover the agricultural rum-making process and taste different varieties of this emblematic beverage.
Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-la-Salette
A picturesque little chapel overlooking the sea. Its architecture and tranquility make it a place of peaceful contemplation.
Deshaies Botanical Garden
Although located in Deshaies, near Le Moule, this botanical garden is well worth a visit for its astonishing plant diversity, enchanting paths and lush landscapes.
Pointe de la Grande Vigie
Although more remote, this point offers a breathtaking view of the Atlantic Ocean. It's an ideal place to admire the sunrise or sunset in spectacular surroundings.
Outdoor activities
Take advantage of hiking trails, scuba diving, kite-surfing or kayaking to explore the region's natural beauty.
Whether for its idyllic beaches, rich cultural heritage or outdoor activities, Le Moule offers visitors a memorable experience, between relaxation and discovery of authentic Guadeloupe.
The exquisite beaches
Plage de l'Autre Bord : A stretch of golden sand fringed by coconut palms, perfect for swimming and water sports.
Plage de l'Anse Maurice: A peaceful, less-frequented spot, ideal for relaxing and enjoying the calm of nature.
Le Moulin de Port-Blanc
This restored mill is a vestige of the island's sugar-making past. It offers a fascinating insight into the history of sugar production and Guadeloupe's industrial heritage.
Edgar Clerc Museum
Dedicated to archaeology and natural history, this museum features fascinating collections of Amerindian artifacts, fossils and information on the region's flora and fauna.
Damoiseau Distillery
For rum lovers, this distillery is a must-see. Discover the agricultural rum-making process and taste different varieties of this emblematic beverage.
Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-la-Salette
A picturesque little chapel overlooking the sea. Its architecture and tranquility make it a place of peaceful contemplation.
Deshaies Botanical Garden
Although located in Deshaies, near Le Moule, this botanical garden is well worth a visit for its astonishing plant diversity, enchanting paths and lush landscapes.
Pointe de la Grande Vigie
Although more remote, this point offers a breathtaking view of the Atlantic Ocean. It's an ideal place to admire the sunrise or sunset in spectacular surroundings.
Outdoor activities
Take advantage of hiking trails, scuba diving, kite-surfing or kayaking to explore the region's natural beauty.
Whether for its idyllic beaches, rich cultural heritage or outdoor activities, Le Moule offers visitors a memorable experience, between relaxation and discovery of authentic Guadeloupe.
