This 2026 season, humpback whales in Guadeloupe have offered truly exceptional encounters. Between curious mothers and calves, gentle approaches, and rare moments of listening to their songs through a hydrophone, each sea excursion has been unique. Soleil Excursions shares these privileged moments, where emotion, respect, and discovery come together to reveal the full beauty and richness of marine life along the Côte Sous-le-Vent

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

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

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