Le Gosier Travel Guide

 1 Review and 104 Opinions  If you don't know the first thing about french this is an excellent hotel to stay at. At the front... 

 sh_rey_rey Says:  It's a small restaurant and you sit outside. The people there make it one in a million for they speak english and they love to laugh and joke around with you. steak and fries. The steak was called boned. (pronounced bone ed) Me and my friend had a hard time eating the food... 

 sh_rey_rey Says:  I never used or called this service because we found a local friend that drove us around but here's a number for a moped rental. Not sure if they speak english or not. 

 sh_rey_rey Says:  A little vendor shop on the side of the street. What makes it so special is the chance to talk with the people that live in Gosier. Sara is the name of the woman that I got a chance to converse with and her laugh would brighten anyon's day. There's not really any... 

 sh_rey_rey Says:   I wish I had brought more snacks on this trip. When I got to Guadeloupe I had no clue that my body wouldn't agree with most of the food. In fact I really couldn't eat most of it. Ice cream was the only thing that came very easy for me... their ice cream there is fenominal.... 

 sh_rey_rey Says:  While in Gosier we stumbled across a small ice cream shop with the most delicious milkshakes. The woman speaks almost no english but she is quite cute and patient in trying to explain to you with pointing a guestures what each ice cream is. She'll give you tastes too. But...