Discover Guadeloupe from the Marina

Located in the heart of southern Basse-Terre, Rivière-Sens Marina is an ideal starting point to explore some of the wildest and most authentic landscapes of Guadeloupe. Between sea and mountains, tropical forests, volcanoes and cultural heritage, everything is within easy reach.

Here, nature is everywhere, scenery changes with every turn of the road, and each outing becomes a unique experience.

An Ideal Starting Point to Explore Basse-Terre

From the marina, you can easily set off to discover:

  • spectacular waterfalls

  • iconic beaches

  • protected natural sites

  • cultural and historical landmarks

Whether you enjoy hiking, swimming, cultural discoveries or simply breathtaking viewpoints, Basse-Terre offers it all, without long travel times.

Must-See Attractions Near Rivière-Sens Marina

Chutes du Carbet at Saint-Claude in Guadeloupe, a large waterfall in the heart of the tropical forest near the Marina de Rivière-Sens

The Carbet Falls – Capesterre Belle - water (≈ 39 minutes)

Among the most impressive waterfalls in the Lesser Antilles, the Chutes du Carbet offer a magnificent natural spectacle. Nestled in the heart of Guadeloupe National Park, they are accessible via hiking trails suitable for different levels of experience.

Accessible via hiking trails suitable for different levels, they are a must-see for nature lovers and lush landscapes enthusiasts.

Le Bassin des Amours - Gourbeyre (≈ 15 minutes)

A discreet and popular place among locals, the Bassin des Amours is a natural swimming pool ideal for a refreshing break. Easy to access, it captivates with its lush greenery and peaceful atmosphere.

Easy to access, it stands out for its green surroundings and tranquil atmosphere — perfect for a short escape from the marina.

Bassin des Amours in Gourbeyre, a natural pool surrounded by tropical vegetation near the Rivière-sens Marina
Grande-Anse beach in Trois-Rivières, black sand beach lined with coconut palms near the Rivière-sens Marina

Grande-Anse beach - Trois-Rivières (≈ 10 minutes)

With its golden sand, lush vegetation and stunning views over the Saintes archipelago, Grande-Anse is one of the most beautiful beaches in southern Basse-Terre

An ideal place to relax, swim or enjoy the sunset after a day of exploration.

La Soufrière Volcano - Saint-Claude (≈ 19 minutes)

The highest peak in the Lesser Antilles, La Soufrière dominates Basse-Terre and offers a truly unique experience. Hiking to the summit reveals spectacular landscapes, fumaroles, craters and panoramic views of the island.

A must for hiking enthusiasts and lovers of natural sensations.

La Soufrière volcano in Saint-Claude, the emblematic peak of Basse-Terre, accessible from the Rivière-Sens Marina
Vieux-Fort lighthouse in Guadeloupe, a historic site facing the sea just a few minutes from the Rivière-Sens Marina

Vieux-Fort lighthouse (≈ 6 minutes)

Just a few minutes from the marina, the Vieux-Fort lighthouse is a place steeped in history, offering breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea. A peaceful site, perfect for a stroll or a photo break facing the ocean.

Bologne distillery - Basse-Terre (≈ 9 minutes)

Discover one of Guadeloupe’s most renowned rums at the Bologne distillery. Combining traditional craftsmanship with an exceptional setting, the tour offers an opportunity to learn about the rum culture while enjoying a unique panorama.

Distillerie Bologne in Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe rum distillery near the Marina de Rivière-Sens
Musée du Café in Vieux-Habitants, a cultural centre retracing the history of coffee in Guadeloupe near the Rivière-Sens marina.

The Coffee Museum - Vieux-Habitants (≈ 22 minutes)

Immerse yourself in the history of coffee in Guadeloupe at the Café Museum. Located in a former agricultural estate, this cultural venue traces the evolution of plantations and local know-how, amidst a preserved natural environment.

Experience Guadeloupe from Rivière-Sens Marina

Choosing Sud Ancrage Marina means enjoying:

  • of a strategic location in Basse-Terre

  • quick access to the island’s most beautiful tourist sites

  • a perfect balance between sea, nature and mountains

Here, every outing is easy to organise, every discovery is close at hand, and your stay unfolds at the authentic rhythm of Guadeloupe.