Paradis Gorge Waterfall is located in the town of Vieux-Habitants. Important not to confuse it with Paradise, a small waterfall below the Carbet waterfalls, in Capesterre-Belle-Eau. The most beautiful easily accessible waterfall in the city, it stands out for its wall decorated with basalt columns; its pond, a true bathtub in which it is worth immersing; and its bubbling fall as a backdrop, descending forcefully on the rocky plane over which it rests.
This gorge is a tributary of the Grande Rivière de Vieux-Habitants, the jewel of the city and undoubtedly the most beautiful river in Guadeloupe.
The Grande Rivière valley is the longest, most beautiful and richest on the Leeward Coast. Beginning at the foot of Matéliane and Sans-Toucher, in the extreme north, it crosses the central part of Basse-Terre and its beautiful tropical forest, a melting pot of the diversity of living beings.
The walk lasts around 1h30 and is relatively easy. La cascade propre et sauvage est peu frequentée car peu pourtant très frequentée car très connue. But, the paths are well maintained as they enter the heart of the National Park, in the action area of the Verte Vallée association, administrator of the Habitation Caféière La Grivelière.
This place, essential in the Caribbean, can be the starting point or the culmination of this tour. Your visit allows you to discover, through the history of coffee, the history of the men and women who built this country.
Guadeloupe (Vieux-Habitants)