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& diams; Identity card span> Prefecture: strong> Basse-Terre span> p>
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Largest city: strong> Pointe a Pitre span> p>.
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People strong> 403 355 hab. (2010) span> p>
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Area: strong> 971 (DOM-ROM) span> p>
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Language strong>: French, Creole span> p>
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Religion strong> Catholicism span> p>
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Identity card strong>: A French identity card is sufficient span> p>.
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Currency strong> Euro span> p>
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Payment Cards strong> The vending machines are present in every city, against a few merchants accept payment by credit card span> p>.
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Budget stay 1 Week strong> 350-700 Euro span> p>
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Air: strong> To join the International Aimé Césaire airport from Paris you can choose from three airlines: Air France, Air Caraibes and Corsairfly. These companies provide daily flights between Paris-Orly South and Fort-de-France. Depending on the season count between 500 and 1500 euros for a round-trip Paris-Fort France. The flight takes about 9 hours. Span> p>
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Car strong>: The road network is generally in good condition, careful traffic jams are common, especially around Pointe a Pitre Jarry. You will find myriad of car rental companies, including the arrival at the airport. Count 100 euros per week off-season, double in high season. Span> p>
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Bus strong>: The public bus network is not very convenient for visiting Guadeloupe, there are private bus, but no guarantees on schedules, if possible it is recommended opt for a rental car. span> p>
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Ferry: strong> Ferry depart from the harbor station Pointe-a- Pitre-Bergevin to other islands of the archipelago, as well as to the Dominique and Martinique p>
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plane strong> Companies Air Caraibes and Air Antilles Express provide connections between the French islands and other islands of the Caribbean span> p>.
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Vaccinations strong> No mandatory vaccine span> p>.
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Tips strong>: Do not forget your Vitale span> p>.
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Flight and delinquency: strong> Not much problem on that side Guadeloupe, minimal vigilance is however to adopt the night, either downtown or beaches. span> p>
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Climate strong>: temperate tropical climate with two seasons, a hot and humid season from July to December and a hot dry season from January to June Span> p>
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Average temperatures strong> 33 & deg; C in August and 29 & deg; C in January span> p>.
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Best time to reach strong> The period to avoid is September / October because the risk of hurricanes is high. The tourist season lasts from December to March. Span> p>
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Time difference strong>: UTC -4 span> p>
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Electrical Outlets strong>: European connectors span> p>.
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Calling code strong> 590 span> p>
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internet, wifi strong> Internet access points are relatively few, over slow connections span> p>.
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Tourist Office of Guadeloupe: www.lesilesdeguadeloupe.com span> p>
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Tourist Office of Marie-Galante: www.ot-mariegalante.com span> p >
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General Council of Guadeloupe: www.cg971.fr span> p>
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Guadeloupe National Park. www guadeloupe -parcnational.com span> p>
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Cheap em>: less than 10 € / person span>
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Cheap em>: less than 30 € / night span>
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