Antilles : leisures > water sports : iles Guadeloupe, Sint Maarten, Martinique ...

Guadeloupe hosts more than fifty of the West Indies’ most beautiful beaches, each of them unique, as well as a certain number of rivers. With its 180 different shades of sand, the island is sure to please anyone in the pursuit of a glimpse of paradise: from rocks to fine white sand, you have the choice of the garnish you prefer to the magnificent turquoise sea.[...]

The beauty and diversity of Martinique’s beaches will leave you breathless. Sparkling white sand gives way to black shades on northern volcanic beaches, and the atmosphere varies from peaceful beaches of the south Caribbean to busier ones on the Atlantic coast. There are simply too many options to choose from for that ideal holiday in the shade of a coconut tree. If you are the active type who tires of lying around all day, Martinique[...]

Surrounded by 22 beaches of fine, white sand, Saint Barthelemy offers a wide choice of sports and water sports activities to choose from. The island is a wonderful place to admire the flora and fauna of the fabulous seabed, most of which is classified “Natural Site”.

Connoisseurs of the region know that there are few islands in the Antilles like Dominica, that has so much natural beauty whether on land or under the sea. The underwater landscapes are diversified and amazing. The Island of Dominica has the well-deserved reputation as "Caribbean capital of whale observation outings ". Go and meet up with these sea giants and dolphins, a live encounter that goes far beyond what any television documentary can[...]

Sailing fanatics, on your marks, on board and sail off on passionate excursions to the Grenadine islands, one of the best sites for natural sports in the world. Your boat will be delicately thrust forward by frail gusts of trade winds, and you will glide along easily from island to island, marvelling at the beauty of it all.

Swimming in the turquoise waters of this earthly paradise, you will be accompanied by giant sea turtles.[...]

The warm waters of the Caribbean are of exceptional transparency, revealing grandiose sites of dazzling colours, where you’re bound to shed your fears and marvel at nature’s beauty. Schools of multicoloured fish and corals can be perceived even in shallower waters, so if you’re not comfortable with scuba diving, snorkelling with just a mask and tuba will acquaint you well enough with local aquamarine life.

Diving fanatics and surfing champions will delight in the great diversity of Marie Galante’s sandy and coral coasts, its magnificent seabed and dense tropical flora. Its lagoons and beaches are considered among the most beautiful ones in the Lesser Antilles.