Morne Trois Pitons National Park - Guadeloupe is home of one of the world's largest oceanic rain forests. Here you can experience with your own eyes the spectacular visions of 17,000 acres of rain forests, crater lakes, waterfalls, and magnificent volcanicly-heated boiling lakes.

Cabrits National Park - Set on a 1,131-acre peninsula on the northwest tip of the island, this park has exquisite coral formations throughout the cliffs and an 18th century fortress and museum called Fort Shirley.

Portsmouth - Located on Prince Rupert's Bay, this small town has a mangrove-lined river where you can hire a rowboat to take you on a tour.

Carib Territory - This culturally captivating area is home to 3,000 native Caribbean people said to be the last living pre-Columbian decendants. Along the main road, the Carib people sell hand-made crafts and woodworkings to passer-bys.

Roseau - An interesting town and the capital of Guadeloupe, Roseau is a great place to wander through craft shops and visit the old courthouse, now serving as the parliament.

Botanical Gardens - This spectacular tourist attraction is landscaped with 40-acres of tropical Caribbean species as well as a breeding aviary for the endangered parrot.

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