Résidence Club Caraibes

A naturist residence facing the ocean

Résidence Club Caraibes sits between Le Moule and Saint-François, on the east coast of Guadeloupe. A seafront location that largely explains its reputation, regularly mentioned in tourist guides devoted to the island.

Nine bungalows and villas make up the property. Far from a big complex, it's more human in scale, the kind of place where you quickly get to know the other guests and the reception staff.

Fully equipped accommodations

Each unit has a kitchen, air conditioning and a TV. Enough to organize a self-sufficient stay, without having to depend systematically on the bar or nearby shops.

On the relaxation side, the residence relies on a pool, a spa and a jacuzzi, open to all naturist guests. The bar and reception round out the offer, and a secured parking lot reassures those coming by car from Pointe-à-Pitre or neighboring towns.

A stone's throw from Tarare beach

One of the place's strong points is its proximity to Tarare, the official naturist beach, one of the few in Guadeloupe to hold that status. Visitors can therefore switch between the residence's pool and sea bathing on sand, without having to travel miles.

Le Moule itself remains within reach for errands or a night out, which avoids the total isolation sometimes associated with more remote naturist residences.

Who it's for

The typical profile is the naturist vacationer looking for a tropical stay, somewhere between lazing by the water and the comfort of an equipped place to stay. The bungalow or villa setup suits couples as well as small groups of friends.

The residence appears regularly in recommendations related to naturism in Guadeloupe, making it a spot well known to regulars of this kind of stay in the French West Indies.