Overview
Guadeloupe is a very diverse kite destination, with a high concentration of spots on the southern coast of Grande-Terre and some beautiful options further north or by the lagoon. Between Sainte-Anne, Saint-François, Bois Jolan, Les Salines, and Le Moule, you mainly find well-regular trade wind conditions, with flat water, chop, and sometimes a bit of waves depending on the spot and the tide. It’s generally an accessible and pleasant area for progression, but some spots require more skill, especially when the water is more exposed or when waves come in. The most reliable period is usually from December to June, when the trade winds are most consistent. The vibe is very “sun trip,” with great plans to alternate between sessions, turquoise lagoon, and local sliding culture.