Hello there. I didn't really choose, but I may. It was just the next department on the list. Depending of what you are after, they may seem similar or very different from each other. As nature they are pretty diffetent. Guadeloupe has a lot of beaches, small lagoons, small mountain and some rainforest, but next to no terrestrial animals. Reunion has excellent mountain, epic views, one so-so beach with a so-so lagoon, but is infestad with sharks and again no terrestrial animals. French Guiane is kind of opposite case, no sea for swimming, no mountains, but huge virgen jungle full with amazing animals. People I asume are the same, as Reunion is a bit more European and developed.

@@FarStrider thank you for this answer. Which of those has the most extroverted locals and friendly people? Have u been to Martinique ?

@@Kreolevybz To Martinique, just as a visitor, but as far as I can see and from what I've heard they are about the same. Reunion is by far the friendliest, also the most diverse and European-like, but this, the last one is not the cause of the former, it is just a coincidence. Also when I say "friendly" don't forget we are talking about France, which is notorious in that aspect, so "friendliest place in France" msy not be so friendly in the eyes of an US citizen.

@@FarStrider I understand. I want to choose one to expat and hope to build a family in one. But I want to choose the place most culturally compatible. I like countries where the culture is diverse, people value fun, leisure and family time.

The French one is by far the richest, cleanest and safest because of it being run by Europeans

Yep looks a lot like Guyana (English speaking).

​@maximuseuropa1355 not because it is run by Europeans. Because it is colonized by Europe and therefore richer. Please be mindful of your choice of words.

@@mrggy91281 Well when I was in Suriname the locals told met they wished it was run by the Dutch again. Since the Dutch left it’s been relatively unstable and a lot more poor and crime ridden.

Other than the typical "don't mess with drugs" and "don't touch snakes if you don't know what you are doing" I can't think about anything specific. Probably the safest place other than Canada in the Americas.

@@FarStrider thx for your answer <3 !

This is a region in the European Union, although a bit more dangerous than the average West European country, it's still the safest place other than Canada in the Americas. For 1 year living here I am yet to see violence or serious crime, the worst I had was a stolen bike. Brazil and Colombia are on another level of violence and crime.

Upwards of 1000 euros a month

@@FarStrider Why is it so expensive? Is it difficult to build a house?

@@zrIywcN8XJdHaY13K3tx Seems about average? Building a house in Guyane is a bit easier than in the rest of France tho, but cheaper is not

@@FarStrider Yes brother. It may be because I compared it to the Latin American average and forgot that it is an atypical place. And also with very little information available on the internet. Thank you for attention and take care! 👋👋

@@zrIywcN8XJdHaY13K3tx I see. It's part of France and EU and in that regard it has rather average prices. It's situation is more akin to how are Hawaii and Alaska to USA, which are not part of the continuous USA, but have similar prices, etc

Superficially yes, but you'll notice soon enough it's Africa and in fact is very different.