Part of the
Guadeloupe archipelago and 19 miles away from the island of Guadeloupe, Marie-Galante is the third island of the French Antilles. The island is still protected from tourism but it is gradually becoming more and more exposed to it. After developing its sugar cane industry, Marie-Galante has taken up fishing as another source of income. Marie-Galante is not just a place where people spend a couple of days after going to Guadeloupe; it is in itself a genuine holiday destination. Relaxation on its heavenly
beaches, water sports, visiting distilleries and mills and discovering exquisitely beautiful natural sites are all on the agenda here.