Fans of the popular BBC show 'Death in Paradise' are sharing their experiences after visiting the filming locations in Guadeloupe, particularly the town of Deshaies, which serves as the fictional Honoré. The show has become a beloved series since its premiere in 2011, attracting many tourists keen to explore familiar sites, such as the police station and the detective's beach shack. Despite its production occurring for several months each year, Guadeloupe remains a year-round tourist destination, with fans enjoying the beautiful scenery and local culture.

One fan, Mike Mitchell, who discovered the show during lockdown, has visited Guadeloupe three times, even appearing as an extra on two occasions. His first visit took place in 2022, aligning with the production preparations for the series. Mitchell's experience reflects the strong connection viewers feel to the show and its setting, as many fans endeavor to immerse themselves in the world depicted on screen, making lasting memories in the process.

The filming locations not only provide a backdrop for the series but also enhance the island’s tourism industry. As fans flock to the picturesque locales, they engage in local activities and support the economy, thereby fostering a unique synergy between entertainment and travel. This phenomenon has turned Guadeloupe into a sought-after destination for travelers, contributing to its growing reputation as a must-visit island for 'Death in Paradise' enthusiasts.