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Town dinghy dock
A small wooden dock in the heart of the Deshaies harbor where the police team frequently follows suspects or returs from offshore crime scenes.
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Plage de Leroux
Death in Paradise: Season 7, Episode 3 "Written in Murder" (part of a composite scene).
Beach
Langley Resort Fort Royal
"Bay Cove" / "Paradise Bay Hotel" Featured in: S1E2, S4E4, S6E1, S8E3 (and many more) Fun fact: This isn't just a set; it's the production's base camp! Most of the TV crew and several actors live in this exact hotel for six months of the year during filming. Guests can even rent the iconic pointy-roofed bungalows seen on the show.
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Hôtel Restaurant Le Rayon Vert
Featured in: Season 1, Episode 4 ("Missing a Body") Located in south of Deshaies, this hotel and its picturesque sea-view terraces have been utilized by the production crew for suspect interviews and resort-based scenes throughout the series.
Hotel
Zoo de Guadeloupe au Parc des Mamelles
Featured in: S8E2 ("Murder Most Animal") The scene of a bizarre murder where a zookeeper is killed by a tranquilizer dart in the middle of the jungle. Fun fact: The real zoo is famous for its suspended wooden rope bridges that take you 20 meters high into the rainforest. The camera crew strategically used these bridges to get incredible aerial shots.
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Église catholique Notre-Dame-de-la-Visitation à Port-Louis
"Saint Barnabas Island", featured in: S12E4 This was a massive milestone for the production crew! It marked one of the first times an entire episode's primary location was moved completely off the Basse-Terre coast and filmed in the flatter, sugarcane-heavy region of Grande-Terre to make it look like a completely different island.
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Cemetary
Featured in multiple episodes (Season 8, episode 1; Season 10, episode 8...) Situated on a steep hillside with stunning views of the bay, this authentic, seaside cemetery. Here the graves are traditionally adorned with shells. The cemetery is repeatedly used for the show's funeral scenes and suspect interrogations.
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Port de Baille-Argent
The quaint fishing port used when the team needs to take a boat out to remote, isolated islands for an investigation.
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La Creole Beach Hotel & Spa
A special feature in the third season of the series. The name of the Hotel will not be changed in the 4th episode. Here, DI Humphrey investigates on the crew of Air France who wanted to be accommodated at the Creole Beach Hotel.
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Plage du Petit Bas Vent
The official beach for the guests of Langlay Resort. Even if you just want to visit it's possible to access and even rent the sunbeds for the day!
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Primary School Audelon Bethsy
"Saint Marie Airport" Featured in: S1E1, S3E1, S6E5 (Whenever a new DI arrives) The airport building in the very first episode is actually a primary school located in front of the Deshaies Cemetery. Fun fact: It was also used as a convent in Series 2 in the episode where a nun is found dead in her cell.
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O Coeur de Deshaies
Here is where I stayed during the second part of my trip. It's a nice complex of apartments with an incredible seaview pool and terraces. It was also featured in Death in Paradise Season 7, Episode 2 ("The Stakes Are High").
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Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe - Deshaies

Langley Resort Fort Royal

By @derfabios

"Bay Cove" / "Paradise Bay Hotel" Featured in: S1E2, S4E4, S6E1, S8E3 (and many more) Fun fact: This isn't just a set; it's the production's base camp! Most of the TV crew and several actors live in this exact hotel for six months of the year during filming. Guests can even rent the iconic pointy-roofed bungalows seen on the show.

Address: Imp. Petit Bas Vent, Deshaies 97126, Guadeloupe

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