Among the most beautiful of the Antilles, Guadeloupe has a fifty beaches all different. There are 180 colors of sand on the island with the rivers. The first inhabitants of the island were Indians from Venezuela a few centuries before our era. A nation of fishermen and peaceful Arawaks. Around the ninth century they were exterminated by the cannibal tribe warrior and the Caribbean (Kariba), which inhabit the island of Caloucaéra (island of beautiful waters, Karukéra Creole) at the arrival of the fleet of Christopher Columbus, November 3 1493. Therefore its name was changed in Guadeloupe.