Located in Le Moule, an ancient sugar port on the Atlantic Ocean, 14 km from Saint-François, Cottage Residence is at 1 km from the market town. You will find here the authentic guadeloupean character, with houses and huts, little restaurants gathering around the church's square. Don't miss saturdays market. For sportsmen or women: Le Moule beaches are the best surf spots of Guadeloupe.

24 air conditioned and well-equipped duplex (60 m²) which can accomodate from 1 to 4 persons with romantic and tropical decoration.

1st level : a desk at the antrance - the living-room is composed with TV, sofa, toilets. A kitchenette and terrace with view over the sea (not for all of them)

2nd Level : a bedroom featuring a large bed or twin beds - dressing and shower

3 night minimum stay required.

- Fully equipped kitchen - All units have a small kitchen for guest to cook their own meals.
- On the sea grape shaded L'Autre Bord, snack bar and ice cream maker.
- Numerous restaurants in the market town

To visit:

- The archaeological and ethnographic Edgar Clerc Museum at 2,5 km from Le Moule: exhibition about the civilizations of Arawak and Carib Indians, geology, fauna, flora and insects of Guadeloupe.
- The rum distillery Bellevue (Rum Damoiseau) on route D 101. Visit, tasting and sales at the Cabane à Rhum.
- Discovery of the mangrove swamps on tracks or by canoe or kayak.

Ideal starting point to discover Grande Terre eastern & northern part. The crowds thin out further east, around bohemian Ste-Anne and swanky St-François, and are almost non-existent along the Pointe-des-Châteaux. No visit to Guadeloupe would be complete without a visit to the colourful commercial hub of Pointe-à-Pitre, while northern pockets like Port-Louis, a picturesque fishing village at the mouth of calm Plage du Souffleur and the dramatic Lagon des Portes d'Enfer, combine to make a terrific day out.

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