Îlet du Gosier

"After grabbing lunch on the ultra-local Plage de la Datcha on the south of Grande-Terre, hop on an afternoon boat shuttle from the beach to nearby Îlet du Gosier. You can spot the islet from shore—and if you’re fit, you can even kayak or swim over. With a wraparound white-sand beach, shallow waters for snorkeling, and the rustic Ti' Robinson bar for rhum cocktails and Creole dishes, it’s the perfect day trip from somewhere like Pointe-a-Pitre."

Guadeloupe for Families

Andreea Ungureanu

Google

Very nice wild beach, crowded in high season but it’s worth it. Bring something to drink and eat because the beach bar it’s expensive . You can arrive by boat (10/15min - 5$/€ with the return).

Marco B

Google

I think it is quite overrated. Forget the idea of an exclusive paradise island. There are a lot of people and the beach is quite small (you are almost walking onto each other to reach the sea). The first boat (9am) was 45 minutes late and the queue on the pier was obviously really long.

Catalin Lupu

Google

One spectacular view offered by this wonderful island in the town centre of Gosier can be a good choice to spend a day on the beach or snorkelling at only couple minutes boating from Datcha digue.

erwan colonneau

Google

A wonderful island to go spend the day with family and friends

Melinda Pai

Google

Cute little island off of Gosier. There was a small pontoon boat that took us to and from the island for 5 Euro each. Not much to do on the island other than enjoy the beautiful beach. It can get a little crowded, so I would suggest going early. There is a small cafe that serves food and drink on the island near the dock. I would recommend it as a nice way to spend a few hours on the beach.

Mikaela B

Google

Nice beaches. Visited on a saturday. The island has a lighthouse and a few abandoned buildings. No toilets. Restaurant open for lunch. Boats to and from the island every 30 minutes at a price of 5 € there and back.

Beni Goace

Google

Overrated. Very very crowded!!! Hard to find a decent square meter on the beach. 3/4 of the island is rocky and impracticable for swimming. Otherwise it’s a spectacular sand and coral pieces into the sea. It worth maybe one hour visit.

Russell Kelly

Google

Beautiful little island we anchored here and spent the night. sea was calm and well sheltered.

Guadeloupe for Families