Diving

Guided snorkeling tour of Îlets Pigeon

Adresse du bénéficiaire

PLAGE ANSE CARAIBES
97116 Pointe-Noire
Guadeloupe

Anbadlola Plongée-Guadeloupe

Anbadlola Plongée-Guadeloupe

Anbadlola Plongée-Guadeloupe

Anbadlola Plongée-Guadeloupe

Anbadlola Plongée-Guadeloupe

Guadeloupe National Park

Guided snorkeling tour of Îlets Pigeon

An-ba dlo la, which means underwater in Creole, is a marine environment discovery center run by enthusiasts. Guides offer snorkeling tours to help visitors discover the flora and fauna that inhabit the coasts of the Caribbean Sea.

Small group outings ensure that each guest is taken care of, so that no one misses out on the wonder of reef observation. An-ba dlo la is a real guide to help you understand the marine environment that the Guadeloupe National Park strives to protect. By choosing this family-run structure, you can be sure of being accompanied by a qualified guide who, by understanding the marine environment, will encourage you to better protect it too. Discover the sea and become an active participant in its preservation.

Guided snorkeling tour of the îlets Pigeon An-ba dlo la offers a guided snorkeling tour of the îlets Pigeon and the Baie de Malendure. This is a site protected by the Guadeloupe National Park, to which access is regulated and which therefore shelters a preserved marine fauna. Departure is from the Plage Caraïbe at Pointe-Noire, and after a ten-minute boat ride, you'll discover the reef animals around the îlets Pigeon. Finally, you'll head for Malendure Bay to see the green turtles.

Duration: 3h30 (9h/12h30 and 13h30/17h)

Price: Adults: 40 euros ;

Children (aged 4 to 18): 30 euros

Group rates: 35 euros for groups of 5 or more, 30 euros for groups of 10 or more

Payment methods: Cheques, cash, credit card, vacation vouchers.

Open every day

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Departing from the Caribbean beach at Pointe-Noire and accompanied by an instructor, Antoine Maestracci and his team will take you to the Ilets Pigeon for a snorkeling tour.

You will also stop in the Malendure bay to contemplate the jewels of the underwater kingdom.

Although it is the basis of life, the underwater environment is very little known to most people, who only have a vision of it on the surface.

In this sense, through AN-BA-DLO-LA, with my team, we take the time to explain to visitors the life that unfolds underwater: what can be observed, the role of this ecosystem and how to preserve it for future generations, and continue to admire it.

There is a love of this environment and through the love of this environment, to share it.