Guided hike on the Soufrière volcano in Guadeloupe

- Welcome at the Vert Intense office, then drive with your own car to the starting point of the hike

- Distribution of masks for the crater area and start of the hike from the Bains Jaunes, a 30°C hot water pool in the heart of the rainforest

- After walking along the Bains Jaunes pool, you will continue on the paved Pas du Roy trail which goes deep into the dense rainforest: you will follow this winding track for 150 meters of ascent

- Arrival at the old Soufrière car park, the Savane à Mulets: the change of scenery is radical, with a view of the open Caribbean Sea and the Soufrière

- Depending on the weather conditions, you will take different routes: if possible, you will head east of the volcano, which will allow you to discover all the chasms from the last eruptions in 1956 and 1977. The trail is a little more direct, steeper and therefore less frequented, and you will have the pleasure of coming across mountain pineapples and their red flowers

- Arrival on the summit plateau and its many active craters: South crater, Napoleon chasm and Dupuy chasm

- If the weather permits, you will pass over the highest point of the Great Discovery at an altitude of 1,476 meters before descending via the Chemin des Dames, along the Great Fault

- Arrival at the site of the Faujas landslide for a last look at the sea before returning to the forest to reach the Bains Jaunes and finish the hike with a well-deserved swim

You must be in good physical condition to participate in this activity.

A minimum number of 6 participants is required for this activity to take place.

As the weather can change rapidly, it is recommanded that you are prepared for everything.

This activity is weather-dependent. If the weather does not allow for the activity to take place, we will contact you to reschedule or receive a full refund.