Petite Terre Islands, a protected nature reserve in Guadeloupe, offers pristine beaches, diverse wildlife, and excellent snorkeling and diving opportunities. Accessible only by boat, day trips are typically arranged from Guadeloupe's mainland. Solo visits are possible but less common than guided tours, which provide valuable insights into the islands' ecosystem and history. Seasonal restrictions may apply, particularly during nesting seasons for birds and turtles. A day trip including boat transportation, lunch, and snorkeling gear usually costs between $80-$150 USD. A typical visit lasts around 6-8 hours, allowing ample time for exploring the islands, swimming, and relaxing on the beach. Accessibility for individuals with mobility issues may be limited due to the natural terrain and boat transfers.