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A diving centre affiliated to the FFESSM and an SSI partner: introductory dives, courses, exploration and night dives, with two outings a day in small groups. The website announces a closure from 1 June to 15 October 2026.
Official websitedive-bouteille.com→Trips on an 8 m sports catamaran (maximum 7 people) to the bay, Pain de Sucre, Îlet à Cabrit and Anse Crawen, with a stop for swimming and snorkelling. A wingfoil introduction is also offered.
Official websitevoilosaintes.com→A full-day speedboat excursion for small groups: a tour of Terre-de-Haut, the islets and the bay, with snorkelling and a meal in a local restaurant. Other options include Terre-de-Bas and Dominica.
Official websitemawalyexcursion.com→A water-sports base on Pain de Sucre bay: kayak, stand-up paddle, XXL paddle, seabob and snorkelling gear for hire. It also offers barbecue meals and a concierge service.
Official websiteloisirsauxsaintes.com→The Chameau (309 m) is a moderate loop of about 2.5 to 3 hours, with a stone tower and 360° views. Morne Morel, very easy, starts from Marigot bay and passes close to Fort Napoléon.
Official websitelesilesdeguadeloupe.com→A sandy cove with clear water, reached on foot by a path or by boat, presented by the tourist office as an ideal snorkelling spot. Access is free, but no facilities are mentioned.
Official websitelesilesdeguadeloupe.com→