Guadeloupe

The flag of Guadeloupe represents the identity and cultural heritage of the French Caribbean. Its traditional symbols reflect the island's tropical nature, maritime history, and connection to France.

Guadeloupe has been a French territory for centuries and today is an overseas department and region of France. Its history combines Caribbean traditions with French culture and colonial heritage.

Official Name: Guadeloupe
Country: France
Continent: North America (Caribbean)
Capital: Basse-Terre
Population: Approx. 380,000
Currency: Euro (EUR)

Famous Attractions:
• La Soufrière Volcano
• Pointe des Châteaux
• Guadeloupe National Park
• Sainte-Anne Beach
• Jacques Cousteau Underwater Reserve

Guadeloupe is renowned for its tropical beaches, lush rainforests, volcanic landscapes, and vibrant Creole culture. Visitors enjoy hiking, diving, waterfalls, and the unique blend of French and Caribbean traditions.