Ready for an unforgettable whale watching trip in Guadeloupe? Spotting the giants of the sea requires more than just luck. From choosing a small-group tour with Soleil Excursions to packing the right gear and learning how to spot blows or flukes, every detail matters. Discover our 5 expert tips for an ethical experience in the heart of the AGOA Sanctuary, and learn how to tell the difference between whales, sperm whales, and dolphins like a true pro!

Whales in Guadeloupe: The archipelago is a privileged area for cetacean observation. While the humpback whale, present from December to May, and the sperm whale, seen year-round, are among the most common encounters, some species remain exceptionally rare. Beaked whales, such as Cuvier’s beaked whale and Gervais’ beaked whale, remind us that seeing whales in Guadeloupe is above all an experience of patience, respect, and humility in the face of the ocean.

Discover Guadeloupe's two most unmissable excursions with Soleil Excursions: whale watching off the Sous-le-Vent coast and exploring the Saintes archipelago. Two complementary, authentic and exciting experiences that reveal Guadeloupe's wild, unspoilt and vibrant side. Embark on unforgettable moments in a small group.

Discover why humpback whales choose the warm waters of Guadeloupe: a unique place for migration and reproduction.

Whale songs, a fascinating language that spans the oceans! Discover their secrets and our observations in Guadeloupe.

Seeing dolphins in Guadeloupe is a magical experience. The archipelago offers clear waters and ideal conditions for observation.

Whale and dolphin watching in Guadeloupe. A unique and authentic sea excursion in Guadeloupe.

After their long migration, humpback whales reach the Caribbean in December and stay there until May.