Questions fréquentes sur Bouillante et Rêve Et Alizé

Bouillante is often considered one of the best places to stay when exploring Guadeloupe. The Cousteau Reserve, the Pigeon Islets, Malendure Beach, diving centers and boat excursions are all just a few minutes away. Thanks to its central location on the leeward coast of Basse-Terre, Bouillante also provides easy access to La Soufrière volcano, the Carbet Falls, the beaches of Deshaies and the ferry terminals to Les Saintes. Rêve Et Alizé enjoys a peaceful tropical setting that is ideal for exploring the whole of Basse-Terre.

Yes. Several of our lodges offer views of the Caribbean Sea or overlook our tropical garden. Each accommodation is completely independent and features its own private terrace. Located in Bouillante on Guadeloupe's leeward coast, Rêve Et Alizé also offers magnificent sunsets over the Caribbean Sea, a rare privilege on the island.

Yes. Each of our six lodges includes one free parking space for a vehicle. The parking area is secured by an electric gate that can only be opened with a remote control. A security camera at the entrance also helps protect access to the property. If you are travelling with additional vehicles, free public parking is available approximately 500 metres from the property.

Yes, tap water is perfectly safe to drink. It comes from the municipal water supply of Bouillante, which is fed by mountain water catchments in the surrounding area. A complimentary bottle of fresh water will also be waiting for you in your refrigerator upon arrival.

Yes. All our lodges feature a fully equipped kitchen including an oven, microwave, refrigerator, gas cooktop, kettle, toaster, cookware, tableware and everything needed to prepare and enjoy your meals.

Our swimming pool, shared between the different lodges, is nestled in the heart of a lush tropical garden. Thanks to Bouillante's warm and sunny climate, the water is naturally heated throughout the year. After a day spent diving in the Cousteau Reserve, hiking La Soufrière volcano or exploring the beaches of Basse-Terre, it provides a particularly relaxing place to unwind.

Children are welcome in most of our accommodations regardless of age. However, for safety reasons related to its layout, our Flamboyant lodge can only accommodate children aged 7 years and older.

No, pets are not permitted. The property is already home to our beloved companions: Bounty and Papaye, our two Golden Retrievers, as well as Kaïpi, Gin and Ti'Punch, our three affectionate cats.

Bouillante is one of the most popular destinations for travelers wishing to explore all of Guadeloupe. Located on the leeward coast of Basse-Terre, it makes it easy to combine beaches, scuba diving, waterfalls, tropical rainforest, volcanoes and boat excursions from a single holiday location.

Sainte-Anne is famous for its white-sand beaches, while Bouillante offers privileged access to the Cousteau Reserve, outdoor activities, waterfalls, tropical rainforest and La Soufrière volcano. For travelers wishing to discover a wide variety of landscapes and activities, Bouillante is often an excellent base.

Bouillante enjoys a central location on the leeward coast and provides quick access to the Cousteau Reserve, the beaches of Deshaies, the Carbet Falls, La Soufrière volcano and the ferry terminals to Les Saintes. It is one of the most convenient locations for exploring the main natural attractions of Basse-Terre.

Located on the leeward coast of Basse-Terre, Bouillante is often considered one of the best places to stay when exploring Guadeloupe. For a first visit to the island, its central location provides easy access to most of the archipelago's natural, cultural and tourist attractions without spending hours on the road. Situated halfway between the north and south of Basse-Terre, Bouillante offers privileged access to some of Guadeloupe's most beautiful attractions. Here you will find the Cousteau Reserve, the Pigeon Islets, Malendure Beach, natural hot springs, diving centers and sea turtle observation areas. Underwater enthusiasts will discover one of the best diving and snorkeling destinations in the Caribbean. Heading north, excursions departing from Sainte-Rose allow visitors to explore the Grand Cul-de-Sac Marin, its protected mangrove forests and its famous white sandbanks surrounded by turquoise waters. These paradise-like landscapes are among the most spectacular in the archipelago. Nature lovers can also explore the tropical gardens, rivers and waterfalls for which this region is renowned. To the south, Bouillante is an excellent base for exploring La Soufrière volcano, natural hot springs, rum distilleries, the Carbet Falls and the ferry terminals providing access to the Les Saintes archipelago, whose bay is considered one of the most beautiful in the world. Travelling along the Basse-Terre coastline from north to south, visitors can also discover some of Guadeloupe's finest beaches, including Plage de la Perle, made famous by the television series Death in Paradise, Grande Anse Beach in Deshaies, one of the island's largest golden-sand beaches, and Grande Anse Beach in Trois-Rivières, renowned for its stunning black volcanic sand. Thanks to the Route de la Traversée, which directly connects Basse-Terre to Grande-Terre, Pointe-à-Pitre, the international airport, major shopping centers, museums and cultural attractions remain accessible in less than an hour's drive. Unlike the seaside resorts of Grande-Terre such as Le Gosier, Sainte-Anne or Saint-François, Bouillante makes it easy to combine beaches, scuba diving, hiking, waterfalls, volcanoes, boat excursions and tropical rainforest exploration from a single location. Bouillante also enjoys a particularly pleasant climate. Located on the leeward coast, it benefits from the trade winds that pleasantly cool the evenings throughout the year. It also offers magnificent sunsets over the Caribbean Sea, a natural spectacle that cannot be enjoyed from the eastern coast of Grande-Terre. The leeward coast is also largely protected from the sargassum seaweed invasions that regularly affect certain beaches of Grande-Terre. As a result, the waters remain more enjoyable for swimming, snorkeling and water sports throughout the year. Bouillante is also renowned for its exceptionally lush environment. Nestled between the Caribbean Sea and Guadeloupe National Park, it offers luxuriant tropical vegetation, abundant wildlife, majestic trees, exotic flowers and numerous rivers fed by the volcanic mountains of Basse-Terre. Finally, thanks to the abundant water resources of Basse-Terre, water shortages that occasionally affect certain municipalities in Grande-Terre are much less frequent here, providing an additional level of comfort that is particularly appreciated during a holiday stay. Choosing accommodation in Bouillante allows visitors to discover many of Guadeloupe's must-see attractions while enjoying a privileged setting between the Caribbean Sea, tropical rainforest, volcanic mountains, beaches, waterfalls and unforgettable sunsets.

La plage de Malendure est la plus connue. Elle fait face aux îlets Pigeon, point d’accès principal à la Réserve Cousteau.

Oui, Bouillante est l’un des meilleurs endroits de Guadeloupe pour la plongée. Les clubs se trouvent principalement autour de Malendure.

Oui, une voiture est fortement recommandée pour profiter pleinement de la Basse-Terre, rejoindre les plages, les restaurants, les cascades et les sites naturels.