Maryse Condé International Airport
PTPPointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe
Serving the Guadeloupe islands, this airport features arcade games plus a range of shops & eateries.
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Airport at a glance
- Google rating
- 3.5/5 · 2,058 reviews
- Phone
- +590 590 21 14 72
- Official site
- guadeloupe.aeroport.fr
- Time zone
- America/Guadeloupe
- Address
- Morne Mamiel, Les Abymes 97139, Guadeloupe
- Plus code · 7FCF+28 Les Abymes, Guadeloupe
Quick Facts
- IATA
- PTP
- ICAO
- TFFR
- Rating
- 3.5 / 5
- Type
- Major hub
- Scheduled
- Yes
- Elevation
- 36 ft
- Coordinates
- 16.270, -61.527
Confirmed amenities
8 features verified at Maryse Condé International Airport
Service options
- On-site services
Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Amenities
- Baggage storage
- Toilet
Children
- Has changing table(s)
Parking
- Paid parking lot
When is Maryse Condé International Airport busiest?
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Peak hours overall
4 pm, 3 pm, 5 pm
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Busiest on Mondays around 4 pm — usually as busy as it gets.
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Traveller reviews
3.52,058 reviews on Google
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- brbriantravelmanLocal guideJun 2025
This airport wasn't great, but it wasn't bad. Staff was friendly and we didn't have any issues finding people who speak English. We didn't have to fill out any paperwork and they didn't even ask us any questions. Boarding was well organized. Taxis are metered and marked so you won't get scammed. First time I was able to access airport WiFi. One terminal had comfortable lounge chairs, the other not so much which didn't make sense to me. I also didn't understand the point of having 3 different restaurants that are all serving the same thing. That being said, there were a few issues. The biggest was going through security. I was detained as they opened my backpack and took out and wiped all my camera equiptment and even my electricity converter. I've been to over 30 countries and never had any issues having camera equiptment in my backpack. Also, as some others have said, finding the counter for American Airlines, then figuring out where to go afterwards was a bit confusing. They don't tell you that when you enter the shop, there are TWO walkways. The other issue was the men's restroom in our terminal was closed. So in general, it was friendlier and less stressful then most airports, but it could be a little better organized and easier to navigate.
- MaMark VLocal guideJan 2025
I would give zero if I could. Regional section. Wi-fi exists but does not work anywhere. Before security cafe has machine latte that's is weakest coffee anywhere. At security as I arrived I placed all items as they would order me to place it and yet the guard complained. What, I did it too good so she couldn't yelled at me to do this or that so she still did. After security no place to fill water bottle and the only food place person told me to go to washroom to do it. Electrical Outlets did not work after security. Final stretch were bathrooms. Essentially I got impression that they care 0% about travelers.
- MeMelika MasonLocal guideDec 2018
Nice enough airport however the handicapped services are lacking significantly. Once we finally got to the wheelchair station the gentleman pushing the wheelchair ran my broken Ankle in to the wall and then the door! The security personnel have no idea how to communicate in English and could not understand that I could not walk through the metal scanner! The security scan area made me take every lenses out of my camera bag! Very strange security measure. The announcements for the flight were made in French only, even on American Airlines! When we went to ask the lady at the desk what she said she looked at my boarding pass and then gave it back, without a word.
- GrGraham BarryLocal guideMar 2025
Except for the lack of air conditioning at the Terminal 1 gates (landside, security, passport control and duty free all have aircon), this was an unremarkable airport experience. Not good, but not as bad as the other reviews depict. Security and passport control were well organised, the staff spoke clear English and both steps were done in under 20 minutes total. The toilets looked and smelled clean and were in full working order. There are just two very basic cafes airside, both serving exactly the same basic baguettes, cookies, muffins etc. There are no drinking water dispensers, but you can get 500ml bottles from two vending machines for EU2.20.
Overview
Pointe-à-Pitre International Airport, also known as Guadeloupe Pôle Caraïbes (IATA: PTP), serves as the main gateway to the French overseas region of Guadeloupe in the Caribbean. Located on the island of Grande-Terre, the airport handles a mix of international and regional flights, with strong connections to mainland France (Paris, Marseille, Lyon) and other Caribbean islands (Martinique, Saint-Martin, Dominican Republic). Seasonal charter flights from Canada and the United States also operate during peak winter months. Though not a massive hub, it is a busy facility for its size, handling over a million passengers annually, primarily tourists and Guadeloupean residents traveling to and from Europe.
Location & Access
The airport is situated in the commune of Les Abymes, just a few kilometres northeast of downtown Pointe-à-Pitre. It is roughly 5 km from the city centre and about 30 km from the capital of Basse-Terre, although that drive can take up to an hour due to terrain. The airport is well connected by road. Taxis are readily available outside the arrivals hall; fares to Pointe-à-Pitre are fixed and displayed at the rank. Several car rental agencies operate on-site, including major international brands, making it easy to explore the island. Public bus services link the airport to the city centre and other parts of Grande-Terre, though services are less frequent than in larger metropolitan areas. Many hotels and resorts near the coastline offer shuttle services, so it is worth checking with your accommodation. The nearest major town is Les Abymes itself, but the airport is within a 15–20 minute drive of the popular beach resorts of Gosier and Sainte-Anne.
Facilities
The airport provides a range of essential services to ensure a comfortable journey for all passengers. Accessibility is well addressed: the entire terminal is wheelchair-accessible, with designated parking spaces, a wheelchair-accessible entrance, and accessible toilet facilities. For families, there are baby changing tables in the restrooms. Baggage storage is available for those who need to store luggage during a layover or before checking into accommodation. The airport also offers paid parking in dedicated lots, both short-term and long-term. On-site services include currency exchange, ATMs, a small selection of shops selling local products and duty-free goods, and a few cafés and snack bars. Free Wi-Fi is typically available in the terminal. While the airport is not a major retail destination, it covers the basics for a short wait.
About the Region
Guadeloupe is an archipelago of the Lesser Antilles, shaped like a butterfly with two main islands: Grande-Terre (flat and fringed with beaches) and Basse-Terre (mountainous and lush). Pointe-à-Pitre International Airport sits on Grande-Terre, making it the ideal entry point for exploring both sides. The region is famous for its Creole culture, where French and African influences blend in music, cuisine, and language. Tourists flock here for the white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and the pristine rainforest of the Guadeloupe National Park on Basse-Terre, which includes the active volcano La Soufrière. Rum distilleries, such as Damoiseau and Montebello, are popular stops. The islands also offer excellent hiking, diving, and sailing opportunities. The climate is tropical, with a dry season from December to May and a wetter season from June to November. The airport serves as a convenient base for island hopping or a direct route to the resorts along the southern coast of Grande-Terre.
Practical Information
The airport website (guadeloupe.aeroport.fr) provides up-to-date flight information and services. For phone inquiries, call +590 590 21 14 72. Note that the terminal is not open 24 hours a day; it closes overnight when no flights are scheduled, so plan your arrival accordingly. Peak hours at the airport tend to be around 3 pm and 4 pm, when many European flights arrive and depart, leading to busier check-in and security queues. It is advisable to arrive at least two hours before international flights. The airport has a single terminal, so navigation is straightforward. Parking rates and hours can be found on the website. For those with early morning flights, some nearby hotels offer park-and-stay packages.
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Quick Facts
- IATA
- PTP
- ICAO
- TFFR
- Rating
- 3.5 / 5
- Type
- Major hub
- Scheduled
- Yes
- Elevation
- 36 ft
- Coordinates
- 16.270, -61.527
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