About Guadalupe
Guadalupe is a charming coastal town in São Tomé and Príncipe, known for its serene beaches, lush landscapes, and rich Afro-Portuguese culture. The town offers a peaceful retreat with its picturesque waterfront, vibrant local markets, and historic colonial architecture. Visitors can explore the nearby Obo National Park, home to diverse wildlife and stunning hiking trails. The local fishing community provides fresh seafood, a staple in Guadalupe’s cuisine. The town’s relaxed atmosphere and friendly locals make it an ideal destination for travelers seeking an authentic island experience.
Things to do in Guadalupe

Come and learn to surf at the best surf spots in Guadeloupe.
From €45
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Death in Paradise, Catherine’s Bar Cuisine & Botanical Garden
From €99.95
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Stroll and Initiation to Sailing in the Baie des Saintes
From €75
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Guided tour by electric tuk-tuk
From €45
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Boat Tour in 1/2 Day in the Great Ass of Sailing Bag

Private Ultralight Seaplane Experience in Guadeloupe

Initiation / Beginner surf lessons in Guadeloupe
From €39
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Photoshoot + Drone on a Caribbean paradise beach or day tour
From €260
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Pointe à Pitre City Tour, Island Stopover, and Beach Breaks
From €85
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A Private and Guided Snorkeling Diving at Pointe des Châteaux
From €35
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Private Duo Surfing Lesson Guadeloupe
From €100
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Canyoning EN Famille in Bouilante
From €70
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Walking Tour: Death in Paradise & Honoré Police Station Set Entry
From €39
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Private Transfer from Deshaies or Trois Riviers to Pointe a Pitre Airport by SUV
From €87.32
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*Cruise Stopover* - CASCADE WITH CRAYFISH- Sainte-Anne Beach
From €55
5.0 (1)Places to visit in Guadalupe

Mujer desolada
Mujer desolada, Carretera de Miajadas a límite de provincia de Toledo por Guadalupe, Alía, Spain

Bar Pension Restaurante El Montero
Bar Pension Restaurante El Montero, Avenida Luis Chamizo, Alía, Spain

Complejo Rural el Prado
Complejo Rural el Prado, Carretera de Miajadas a límite de provincia de Toledo por Guadalupe, 10120 Logrosán, Spain

Mesón Isabel
Mesón Isabel, Calle de Gregorio López, 10140 Guadalupe, Spain

Plaza Dos Bonillas
Plaza Dos Bonillas, Alía, Extremadura, Spain

Alto de las Olivas
Alto de las Olivas, Calle García Lorca, Alía, Spain

Bar-Cafeteria Albergue de Navezuelas
Bar-Cafeteria Albergue de Navezuelas, Calle Solana, 10374 Navezuelas, Spain

Arco del Chorro Gordo
Arco del Chorro Gordo, Calle Chorro Gordo, 10140 Guadalupe, Spain

Alfonso XII
Alfonso XII, Calle Higuerilla, 10140 Guadalupe, Spain

Mirador del Estrecho
Mirador del Estrecho, Carretera de Miajadas a límite de provincia de Toledo por Guadalupe, Alía, Spain

Hostal Cerezo II
Hostal Cerezo II, Plaza de Santa María de Guadalupe, 10140 Guadalupe, Spain

Hostal Los Rosales
Hostal Los Rosales, Carretera de Miajadas a límite de provincia de Toledo por Guadalupe, 10120 Logrosán, Spain

Posada del Rincón
Posada del Rincón, Calle Marqués de la Romana, 11, 10140 Guadalupe, Spain

Alba Taruta
Alba Taruta, Calle de Alfonso XI, 10140 Guadalupe, Spain

Hotel Rural Real Ville de Berzocana
Hotel Rural Real Ville de Berzocana, Plaza de España, Berzocana, Spain
Travel Tips for Guadalupe
Getting Around
Transportation options in Guadalupe include taxis, which are affordable but should be negotiated before riding. Shared minibuses (aluguers) are common for short distances. Renting a car is possible but roads can be rough. Walking is a great way to explore the compact town center.
Best Time To Visit
The best time to visit Guadalupe is during the dry season from June to September, when the weather is pleasant for outdoor activities. The wet season (October to May) brings heavy rains, which can limit travel and hiking opportunities.
Local Customs
Guadalupe’s culture is a blend of African and Portuguese influences. Greetings are important; always greet locals politely. Dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites. Meals are often communal, and it’s polite to accept food when offered. Music and dance are integral to local celebrations.
Safety Information
Guadalupe is generally safe, but travelers should take standard precautions. Avoid walking alone at night in secluded areas and keep valuables secure. Petty theft can occur, so be mindful of your belongings in crowded places.
Health Information
Travelers should ensure they are up-to-date on routine vaccines and consider vaccinations for hepatitis A and typhoid. Mosquito-borne illnesses like malaria are present, so use insect repellent and sleep under mosquito nets. Drink bottled or boiled water to avoid waterborne diseases.
Languages Spoken
PortugueseForroAngolar
Quick Facts
Timezone
Africa/Sao_Tome +00:00 (GMT)
Calling Code
239
Electricity
Driving Side
Right
Population
0.1 million
Area
10 km²
Government
Municipal
Emergency Contacts
Also known as: Guadalupe




