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Frequently Asked Questions
Guadeloupe is a French department: Canadian travellers enter with a passport valid for the entire stay. Entry rules can change, so your advisor checks the current requirements at booking. For children travelling with only one parent, bring a consent letter from the other parent.
Yes, the resort welcomes children of all ages. Baby Club Med looks after little ones from 4 to 23 months, at extra cost, with G.O®s dedicated to toddlers. Spots are limited: for the holidays and spring break, book them together with your stay. Your advisor takes care of it at booking.
Yes, Quebec spring break, in early March, falls in the heart of Guadeloupe's dry season. Children enjoy their club, teens enjoy Club Med Teens, and parents enjoy the beach. It is one of the resort's most requested weeks: book in the fall to get the family room you want.
Yes, especially if you choose a Zen Oasis room, reserved for adults, with its infinity pool facing the sea. You enjoy the calm of that area, couples' treatments at the spa, at extra cost, and excursions to Les Saintes or Marie-Galante. Your advisor lets the resort know about your honeymoon.
From December to April, it is the dry season: sunshine dominates, the trade winds cool the air and the sea stays around 29 °C. Short showers sometimes pass through, then the sun quickly returns. From June to November, the air is more humid and it is hurricane season: comprehensive travel insurance is then a good habit.
Snorkelling in the reef-sheltered bay is a good start. To go further, an excursion at extra cost lets you snorkel in the Cousteau Reserve, on the Basse-Terre coast, one of the best-known underwater sites in the French West Indies. Your advisor can book it ahead.
Yes. Club Med La Caravelle holds Green Globe certification and BREEAM sustainable building certification at the Good level. The resort covers 19 hectares under tropical trees, and the bay sheltered by the coral reef can be explored by kayak or paddleboard, at the water's calm pace.
Yes, and it is a real comfort for Quebec families. Guadeloupe is French-speaking, and life at the resort, like outings on the island, naturally happens in French. Children easily make friends at Mini Club Med, and parents chat effortlessly with islanders on outings.
It is a day at sea, at extra cost, to two protected islets off Grande-Terre. You watch the iguanas, snorkel in very clear water and enjoy a wild beach. It is one of families' favourite excursions, best booked early in high season.
Absolutely. The clubs keep children from 4 months to 17 years busy, and grandparents can choose a Zen Oasis room, reserved for adults, to keep their evenings peaceful. The 40-minute transfer from the airport and French everywhere make the trip easy for every generation.















