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Surf Guadeloupe

Tropical surf with French-Caribbean flavor — reefy peaks and warm water bliss.

Le Moule
Tropical Reefs
Warm Water
Caribbean Style
Surf Guadeloupe
Surfer riding a turquoise wave near Le Moule, Guadeloupe

15+

Surf Spots

300+

Sunny Days/Year

November–April

Peak Season

2–8ft

Wave Height

Why Guadeloupe?

A Caribbean island with consistent Atlantic swell, French flair, and vibrant surf culture.

  • Le Moule offers the island’s most consistent reef break
  • Beginner-friendly waves in Saint-François and Port-Louis
  • French-Caribbean cuisine, culture, and hospitality
  • Beautiful landscapes from beaches to rainforest peaks
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Travel Information

Getting There

  • • Fly into Pointe-à-Pitre International Airport (PTP)
  • • Rent a car to explore the island’s multiple surf coasts
  • • Stay near Le Moule for quick access to the top breaks

Best Time to Visit

  • • Dry season (Nov–Apr) for reliable NE trade wind swell
  • • Winter months bring the most size and consistency
  • • Summer is quieter but can offer fun tropical waves

Local Tips

  • • Reef breaks — surf with awareness and respect locals
  • • Warm water = no wetsuit needed, but reef booties can help
  • • Bring cash — smaller towns may have limited card access