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THE ISLANDE PARADISE offers independent 70 m2 accommodation with two bedrooms, free Wi-Fi and private parking. The property offers a garden and pool. The villas have two televisions, air conditioning, a terrace, as well as a fully equipped kitchen with washing machine and microwave oven. Their private bathroom has a shower. THE ISLAND PARADISE offers MASSAGE THERAPY (Paid). The space THE ISLANDE PARADISE offers: A pleasant welcome in the colors of Guadeloupe and its flavors. A welcome aperitif (suspended during the health crisis) offered on arrival, and with many surprises and these partners. THE ISLAND PARADISE also offers MASSAGE THERAPY (Stress Reduction, Sleep Improvement, Pain Relief, Blood Circulation Improvement, Immune System Strengthening) at the guest's request (Paid). For activities, we are at the center of a circle of green tourism activities, Vanibel, La Grivelière, the coffee museum, the paradise waterfall, are in themselves essential points of the commune of Vieux-Habitants. Then towards Basse-Terre, the Bologne distillery (rum making...), the cathedral, Fort Delgrès, the Soufrière volcano, the Yellow Baths, the Vieux Fort lighthouse, its embroidery museum, the Carbet Falls, the cassava mill, the Saint-Sauveur garden, Les Saintes (one day), the archaeological park, the engraved rocks of Trois-Rivières. To the north: the coffee museum, the Anse à la Barque, the natural hot baths, the diving sites, the Les Mamelles animal park, the Cascade aux Écrevisses, the Maison de la Forêt, the Deshaies Botanical Park, the mangrove. Guest access The property offers a garden and pool. The villas have two televisions, air conditioning, a terrace, as well as a fully equipped kitchen with washing machine and microwave oven. Their private bathroom has a shower. Other things to note Guadeloupe and its dependencies reveal landscapes as varied as they are contrasting on a whole composed of 1,628 km2 of land. With an area of 1,436 km2, "Continental Guadeloupe" consists of two distinct lands, which are separated by a thin arm of the sea not exceeding 200 meters wide, called "the Salt River". Basse-Terre to the west, 848 km2 (oval massif of 45 km by 20), is mountainous and covered with a very dense tropical forest from north to south, where many rivers and waterfalls abound. Of volcanic origin (like some neighboring islands of Dominica, Martinique, and Saint Lucia), its highest peak is the active volcano of La Soufrière, which rises to 1,467 m (4,777 ft), the highest altitude in the Lesser Antilles. As in most volcanic islands, there are also many black sand and red sand beaches. Grande-Terre to the east, 588 km2 (triangle of about 40 km on the side) is flat. Fresh drinking water is brought there from the island of Basse-Terre by pipes under the bridge crossing the Salt River that separates the two lands.