Vacation rentals – Le Moule
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Renting a holiday home - Le Moule
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Comfortable Apartment in Le Moule with Terrace
Le Moule, Grande-Terre
Charming bungalow in Le Moule with pool and garden
Le Moule, Grande-Terre
Premium Apartment Le Moule 70m² + Pool
Le Moule, Grande-Terre
Charming Bungalow in Le Moule with Garden View
Le Moule, Grande-Terre
Enchanted Villa in Le Moule with Private Pool
Le Moule, Grande-Terre
Charming Bungalow in Château Gaillard with Shared Pool
Le Moule, Grande-Terre
Bright Apartment with Pool in Le Moule, 70 m²
Le Moule, Grande-Terre
Welcoming House in Le Moule with Shared Pool
Le Moule, Grande-Terre
Cosy apartment in Le Moule with enclosed garden
Le Moule, Grande-Terre
Cozy studio in Le Moule 30 m² with private garden
Le Moule, Grande-Terre
Cosy house in Le Moule with shared pool
Le Moule, Grande-Terre
Charming studio with sea view in Le Moule, 20 m² + terrace
Le Moule, Grande-Terre
The former sugar capital of Grande-Terre, Le Moule stretches out facing the Atlantic, between reef-fringed beaches and cane fields. You come here for the open sea, beginner surfing at the Baie du Moule and the atmosphere of a Guadeloupean town still set to the rhythm of the sea.
Swim, surf and trace the thread of history
L'Autre Bord beach, protected by its coral reef, is perfect for family swimming and lazing in the shade of the sea-grape trees. More exposed, Les Alizés beach draws surfers and bodyboarders when the Atlantic swell picks up, from November to April.
On land, the Edgar Clerc museum traces the island's Amerindian occupation through its pre-Columbian collections. You then wander over to the Saint-Jean-Baptiste church and the port, before sampling the grilled fish and accras from the vendors set up along the seafront. With a villa or house of your own, you can cook the lobsters and market fruit at your own pace.
Where to set down your bags
Le Moule's town centre concentrates shops, the market and direct access to the seafront: handy for getting around without a car day to day. Our apartments and bungalows there offer a simple base, just a few minutes from the beaches.
Toward L'Autre Bord and the surrounding heights, our villas and houses suit families and groups looking for a garden, terrace and quiet. From there, you can easily reach the Pointe des Châteaux, Saint-François and the rest of Grande-Terre for day trips.
What to see – Le Moule
- L'Autre Bord BeachA lagoon sheltered by a reef, ideal for peaceful swimming and picnics under the trees.
- Edgar Clerc MuseumAmerindian archaeological collections tracing the pre-Columbian settlement of Guadeloupe and the Lesser Antilles.
- Damoiseau Distillery / Tourist VisitsThe Bellevue rum estate, where you discover how agricultural rum is made and taste the vintages.
- Saint-Jean-Baptiste Catholic Church in Le MouleA town-centre building whose architecture bears witness to Le Moule's sugar-producing and colonial past.
- Route de Porte d'EnferA cove nestled between two limestone cliffs, with a sheltered basin for swimming and coastal trails.
Frequently asked questions
How many vacation rentals are available in Le Moule?
Homerez offers 39 whole-home rentals in Le Moule, including 13 apartments, 12 houses, 6 bungalows. You’ll find simple studios in the town center as well as villas with gardens toward Autre Bord. Capacity goes up to 7 guests, enough to accommodate families and small groups.
Are the rentals well rated?
Travelers give an average rating of 4.5 out of 5, based on 16 rated rentals. This sample remains modest, so be sure to read each review before booking. Also check the amenities: 37 rentals have air conditioning and 6 have a pool.
Do you need a car to stay in Le Moule?
The town center concentrates shops, the market, and the waterfront, all within walking distance for daily needs. However, a car remains useful to reach Pointe des Châteaux, Saint-François, or the more distant beaches. Pointe-à-Pitre Airport is about a 40-minute drive away.
What's the best time to visit?
The dry season, from December to April, offers the most stable weather for swimming and sightseeing. Atlantic swells pick up from November to April, ideal for surfing at Alizés Beach. The rainy season runs from July to October.
Which area should you choose in Le Moule?
To get around without a car, aim for the town center with its apartments and bungalows near the market and beaches. For peace and quiet, a garden, and a terrace, choose Autre Bord and the hillside areas, where you'll find villas and houses suited to families.
Where can you swim with kids in Le Moule?
Autre Bord Beach, protected by its coral reef, is well suited to children swimming and lounging under the sea grape trees. Alizés Beach, more exposed, attracts surfers and bodyboarders. Along the waterfront, vendors sell grilled fish and accras.