St Anne Beach

St Anne Beach is the place to visit if you’re dreaming of a beach fringed with palm trees and turquoise waters on the tropical island of Guadeloupe. The island is home to more than 50 beaches, and each has its own great attributes. While Anse Bertrand is tucked into a secluded cove and Plage de Cluny offers calm, peaceful waters, St Anne Beach offers a full range of activities in a relaxed environment, which makes it a general favorite among travelers and locals alike.

At this beach it is possible to spend your day snorkeling and scuba diving, sailing, or simply lounging in the sun. Sainte Anne Guadeloupe is also home to a French-language school if you want to work on your linguistic skills during your trip to the French-speaking island. If you would rather stick to adventurous activities, Guadeloupe is home to incredible coral reefs, waterfalls, and tropical rainforest as well.

St Anne Beach is located on the south coast of the island. This small city is home to just 20,000 people, so visitors are sure to get a local feel for Guadeloupe. This section of the island is famous for its beautiful beaches, and many travelers are lured away from the big resorts to see the beaches with their own two eyes. Many visitors want to escape the English-speaking resorts to get a feel of the culture of the island. Sainte Anne Guadeloupe will deliver this French touch, as you are sure to hear locals speaking French and encounter French-language signs.

If you like the sound of St Anne, you can rent an apartment and make this your home base in Guadeloupe. Many travelers choose vacation rentals over hotels because at times they can deliver a more authentic experience. From water sports to lounging on the beach to culture, this is a great spot on the island of Guadeloupe.