

Discover Port Louis, a pretty fishing village
Port Louis is a city in the north-west of Grande Terre. This municipality of fishermen and farmers has more than 6,000 inhabitants. Formerly called Pointe d'Antiques, the small town was named Port Louis during the reign of Louis XIV. Despite its small size, Port Louis has an amazing charm. The city is an unmissable destination to discover the island of Grande Terre.
Port Louis: a unique heritage
The Notre-Dame-du-Bon-Secours church is one of the must-sees when visiting the city of Port Louis. Built in 1891, the church and its history are a living testimony to the trend of enslaved Christians in colonial Guadeloupe. Also discover the seafarers' cemetery in Port Louis, where the humblest tombs are decorated with shells and pewter.
The Citadel of Port Louis is also a monument not to be missed during your stay in a city rich in cultural discoveries.
Port Louis: an idyllic environment
The city of Port Louis has a lot to offer. The history of Port Louis is closely linked to the exploitation of sugar cane in Guadeloupe. Discover the Godet house and its windmills, which were used to mill sugar cane during slavery.
The mangroves of Port Louis also have their own ecosystems, including unique flora, aquatic fauna and numerous fish species. The beaches are also a must during a stay in the city of Port Louis.
Anse du Souffleur beach is an ideal place for lovers of seaside tourism. As you follow this beach road, you'll discover many of the city's attractions. On this itinerary, you will also discover Pointe d'Antiques, a privileged place for surfing.

Port Louis is an attractive city, whose multiple wonders will certainly seduce you and will make you taste the sweetness of this corner of the Antilles.







