Le Moule

Where is the commune of Le Moule located in Guadeloupe?

The commune of Le Moule is about a 45-minute drive from Pointe-à-Pitre airport in Guadeloupe. Le Moule is a commune in Guadeloupe situated on the northeastern coast of the island of Grande-Terre. It is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and is known for its beautiful beaches, including the famous beach of L'Autre Bord. Just 10 minutes from the commune of St. François, Le Moule is a seaside town where modernity and tradition coexist.

Why rent a villa in Le Moule, Guadeloupe?

Located on the Atlantic coast of Grande-Terre, the commune of Le Moule experiences the strong influence of the trade winds and little rainfall. Your stay will be enriched by the tranquility of the area, the authenticity, the proximity to the beaches, and the local easy-going lifestyle.

Le Moule is a commune where Creole authenticity is preserved, mainly because it attracts fewer tourists. The commune is particularly recommended for experienced surfers, with beaches ideal for the sport. For those who prefer relaxation on fine sandy beaches lined with coconut trees, L'Autre Bord beach is recommended, offering crystal clear waters protected by a coral barrier, ideal for family swimming. The colorful architecture and old buildings add to the charm of this small town.

Discover, among others, the Villa Yuccata, a modern and Creole villa in Le Moule. In a paradisiacal setting with a sea view, this holiday home in Le Moule has 5 bedrooms and is thus ideal for a family or friends' stay. Are you between 2 and 4 people? The Villa Parfum or Coralia will be ideal. From your bedroom or your pool, you will enjoy a sea view and a natural and wild landscape conducive to calm and relaxation.

What to do in Le Moule and its surroundings during your stay in Guadeloupe?

For those seeking enriching cultural experiences, Le Moule is full of fascinating activities. Immerse yourself in local history and culture by visiting the Edgard Clerc Museum, housing an impressive collection of Amerindian artifacts. While exploring the town, be sure to discover the Saint Jean-Baptiste Church, a testament to colonial architecture, as well as the Néron Estate, an immersion into the region’s sugar past, and the Zevallos colonial estate. Rum enthusiasts will be delighted to visit the Damoiseau house, a renowned distillery offering unforgettable tastings.

Le Moule is also one of the last sugar-producing communes in Guadeloupe. Indeed, in Le Moule, you can discover the last sugar factory on mainland Guadeloupe: the Gardel Factory. This can be visited.

Facing the ocean, the commune of Le Moule enjoys international fame thanks to its surf spot hosting major events in the discipline. Water sports enthusiasts will be delighted by the magnificent beaches in the region. Among the closest, L'Autre Bord beach and Anse Maurice beach offer paradisiacal landscapes conducive to relaxation and aquatic activities. For culinary delights, head to the Wednesday farmer's market, where local flavors will enchant you, or enjoy a delicious smoked chicken in one of the town’s typical restaurants.

Whether you are a history enthusiast, an adrenaline seeker, or simply a fan of relaxation, Le Moule promises an unforgettable stay where each day holds its share of discoveries and pleasures.