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Basse-Terre's Hidden Gems

This collection explores the diverse landscape of Basse-Terre, centering on the volcanic terrain of Guadeloupe National Park and the region's colonial history. The list includes the twin peaks of the Mamelles and Morne à Louis, which offer views across the lush interior. Along the coast, the dramatic Falaise Bellon highlights the island's rugged shoreline, while Habitation La Lise provides insight into the 18th-century sugar industry in the Pigeon district of Bouillante.

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Habitation La Lise

Former 18th-century sugar estate in the Pigeon district. It serves as a historical marker of the island's colonial agricultural heritage.

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Mamelle de Pigeon

Extinct volcanic peak within the Guadeloupe National Park, reaching an elevation of 768 meters. It is accessible via hiking trails through dense tropical forest.