Called “the island of one hundred mills”, it was already famous in the 18^th century for its rum. Vast fields of sugar cane still occupy today most of the land. You will meet on the roads authentic bullock carts that serve as the means for locomotion and transport for the farmers. Said to be the land of the best rums of the world, Marie Galante jealously guards the secret of its culinary specialties offered in glistening restaurants.

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Its white sand beaches are among the most beautiful of the Caribbean! With its sense of hospitality and the legendary friendliness of the people, Marie Galante is the very authenticity of the Guadeloupean archipelago.