We got to the gardens at 9am when they first opened which was good as we could walk round at our leisure with plenty of photo opportunities for humming birds, parrots and flamingoes as well as the amazing trees. Unfortunately not many of the flowers were in bloom so must be the wrong time of year. A pleasant way to spend a couple of hours.

What a lovely garden on the island of Guadeloupe. There is plentiful parking and a small entrance fee. The grounds are lovely and full of native plants and trees. Get on a guided tour if you can. Their knowledge is vast and their stories are entertaining. Be sure to stop and see the Australian Finches which you can feel some nectar to! Need a few hours to properly enjoy the grounds. Be sure to stop and check out the pastry bar near the gift shop. So many delicious treats!!

This is a fabulous and lush oasis featuring spectacular flowers, trees, plants, parrots, flamingos and lorikeets. There is also a very pleasant cafe and restaurant overlooking a waterfall and the flamingos. We took many photos and were just so amazed by the beauty and diversity of the plants growing throughout the park, many not native to Guadeloupe. The gift shops is also very nice and adjacent to the cafe. Highly recommend a visit! We had three hours to spend before heading to the airport for our return trip to the US and that was perfect timing to really experience the Botanical Gardens.

This botanical garden is an unexpected delight. It has many varieties of plants and trees from all around the world. In addition, there are coy fish, parrots, and goats so it’s almost like having a zoo as well. There is one part where you see a beautiful seaside cliff view. They also have some cool man made waterfalls and babbling brooks. This is nicer than we expected. Would say it’s larger than the botanical garden in St. Croix.

Nice illustration of tropical trees and flowers. There is a part of wet garden and part of "dry" - cactuses etc. Do not forget to buy feed for animals (parrots, goat, carps) if you have children. Restaurant opens at 12 a.m., there is also a bar, whre you can buy a snack. But better to avoid it. The staff need to sip Cola really often and they need aprox. 2 minutes to handle you a bottle of watter :-(

Amazing place. We went twice, it’s so beautiful and peaceful. The restaurant was closed for renovation but the snack bar was very good value for money and the food was lovely. There’s so much to see and it’s all spectacular, it’s really nice to get the pots of food for the fish, birds and goats as well. Definitely worth a visit.