Les Saintes Archipelago

Les Saintes Archipelago

Exploring Les Saintes Archipelago

Embark on a journey to the Les Saintes Archipelago, a pristine paradise of secluded beaches, historic forts, vibrant marine life, and French-Caribbean charm.

Terre-de-Haut Island

Discover Terre-de-Haut Island, the largest in the archipelago, known for its picturesque village, stunning beaches, and panoramic views from Fort Napoléon.

Fort Napoléon

Visit Fort Napoléon to explore its historical exhibits, gardens, and sweeping vistas overlooking the Caribbean Sea. Learn about the island’s strategic significance and colonial past.

Anse Crawen Beach

Relax at Anse Crawen Beach, a secluded cove with turquoise waters and white sands. Snorkel among colorful fish and coral reefs or simply unwind amidst breathtaking natural beauty.

Scuba Diving

Dive into the crystal-clear waters surrounding Les Saintes for vibrant coral reefs, shipwrecks, and encounters with sea turtles and tropical fish. Explore dive sites like Pain de Sucre and Sec Pâté.

Îlet à Cabrit

Explore Îlet à Cabrit, a small islet off Terre-de-Haut, home to hiking trails, pristine beaches, and a nature reserve. Spot iguanas and enjoy panoramic views of the archipelago.

Local Cuisine

Savor Creole and French cuisine at waterfront restaurants in Terre-de-Haut. Indulge in fresh seafood, accras (fritters), and local specialties paired with rum cocktails or Guadeloupean coffee.

Kayaking and Sailing

Kayak or sail around the archipelago’s calm waters to discover hidden coves and marine life. Rent equipment locally or join guided tours for a unique perspective of Les Saintes.

Cultural Heritage

Learn about the cultural heritage of Les Saintes through museums and guided tours. Discover traditional crafts, music, and festivals that celebrate the island’s rich Creole culture.