Starting from
per person
Duration
7 nights
Level
3 - Moderate - hilly, sometimes mountainous - 50 to 80 km
The right wing of the butterfly-shaped archipelago will be your playground, and Sainte-Anne will serve as your base, from which you’ll set out each day to explore by bike. Grande-Terre is essentially a plain dotted with small hills—known as “mornes”—the highest of which rises to 177 meters.
Sainte-Anne, renowned for its beaches, is one of Guadeloupe’s main tourist destinations, but it’s much quieter than Pointe-à-Pitre and Le Gosier. From there, you’ll explore much of Grande-Terre on quiet roads. In particular, you’ll head north toward Pointe des Châteaux and its beautiful cliffs.
With the sea always nearby and a touch of French flair on your plate, this setting—a favorite among cyclists—is sure to delight. Add to that a day trip to Marie-Galante, where the ferry from Saint-François will take you, and voilà—you’ll be flying high! Plus, thanks to the daily looped routes, you can always take a rest day to enjoy the beaches and the delicious cocktails served at the hotel if your legs need a break!
air travel for the passenger, their luggage, and their bicycle with Air Transat;
transportation between the airport and the hotel at the destination, both on the way there and on the way back;
7 nights in a four-star hotel, double occupancy;
7 breakfasts, 1 dinner;
For this trip, a package is available for non-cycling companions. All details are available from our travel advisors.
air travel for the passenger, their luggage, and their bicycle with Air Transat;
transportation between the airport and the hotel at the destination, both on the way there and on the way back;
7 nights in a four-star hotel, double occupancy;
7 breakfasts, 1 dinner;
For this trip, a package is available for non-cycling companions. All details are available from our travel advisors.
equipment, such as a bicycle
coverage under the Travel Agent Customer Compensation Fund (FICAV), at a rate of $1 per $1,000, plus the applicable discount.
equipment, such as a bicycle
coverage under the Travel Agent Customer Compensation Fund (FICAV), at a rate of $1 per $1,000, plus the applicable discount.
Montreal-Trudeau
Pointe-à-Pitre
Pointe-à-Pitre
Montreal-Trudeau
For groups of 12 or more cyclists, accompanied by our guide.
Route rating: 3+
Moderate-difficulty route: hilly, sometimes mountainous; 50 to 80 km.
Montreal-Trudeau
Pointe-à-Pitre
Pointe-à-Pitre
Montreal-Trudeau
For groups of 12 or more cyclists, accompanied by our guide.
Route rating: 3+
Moderate-difficulty route: hilly, sometimes mountainous; 50 to 80 km.
Check out the elevation changes along this route and plan your upcoming trip with all the information you need. Please note that the elevation changes are provided for informational purposes only and may not always reflect actual conditions on the ground.
Day 1
Flight from Montreal-Trudeau to Pointe-à-Pitre and transfer to the hotel in Saint-François.
Day 2
A day off or loop hikes around St-François (9 to 30 km).
Day 3
A rest day or a loop via St-François, Braguelone, Vieux-Bourg, and Pointe d’Or (50 to 78 km).
Day 4
A rest day or a loop via Le Moule, Gros-Cap, Anse-Bertrand, Bazin, and Richeplaine (44–98 km).
Day 5
Free day or loop tour of Marie-Galante Island via Saint-Louis, Grand-Bourg, Capesterre-de-Marie-Galante, Beauséjour, and Saint-Louis (45 or 55 km). The round trip to Saint-François by bike is 5 km.
Day 6
A rest day or a loop via St-François, Beaumanoire, and Ste-Anne (48–64 km).
Day 7
A rest day or a loop via Braguelone, Les Mangles, Petit-Canal, Les Mangles, Petit-Canal, and Richeplaine (56–76 km).
Day 8
Transfer to Pointe-à-Pitre Airport and return to Montreal.
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