The municipal beach of Sainte-Anne
Located 45 minutes from Pointe-Noire, the municipal beach of Sainte-Anne is like a refuge for us.
Indeed, when we hear the waves crashing all night against the coast, we found that it was wiser to avoid beaches leeward side (Deshaies, including Pointe-Noire) the next day.
beaches Leroux, Petite Anse, Grande Anse, La Perle and Rifflet are sometimes a real show for themselves when the sea decided to unleash it. Sometimes there has rollers that will raise more than two meters or you electroplate violently against the bottom. Poor swimmers refrain ..........
So, swimming is much more dangerous or impossible for children.
The municipal beach of Sainte-Anne, is the assurance of a swimming peacefully in a true natural pool with seawater
Generally we settle on the municipal beach.
They say he is the biggest beach of the coast
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Kids love this beach because they can play in the water safely, they walk up to 100 meters out.
The place is more crowded than the beaches of the Basse Terre, but we always manage to find a little shade at the foot of a coconut tree.
Last time we came with friends who have set up a hammock between two coconut trees, a true paradise.
If you're a little tired of the beach, other activities available to you.
You can enjoy the many tits for a meal or the famous coconut sorbets, which are never as good as those of Guadeloupe.
Two years ago, when our parents visited us, we found a very nice little lolo: Wed Koté
lolo was a little cool when you could almost eat them waterfront.
The view was magnificent and a slight breeze made the atmosphere very pleasant.
Unfortunately, we returned recently.
The frame is always nice, but hospitality and food are no longer at the rendezvous.
I do not think I'm the only one to think, going to various opinions on the internet in the same direction.
bad, the place might be missed.
You can also take a ride on the market in which recollections of Guadeloupe are not lacking, but also where you can find excellent fruit and vegetables.
if this does not always suit you, you can still get a tattoo on the beach, enjoy merchants swimwear vendors.
A little further, you will also find the artisan village of Sainte Anne.
Located across from the small fishing port, just before the big municipal beach, the village has 15 craft shops, souvenir and snack bar.
It seems that this is one of the sites to purchase the most popular souvenirs of the Great Land. The only
thing that shocks me a bit is that 90% of what you buy there is in Bali, Indonesia.
Apart from local products (flowers, fruits, rum .....), you will hardly find local crafts.
Fortunately, there are still some exceptions if you like jewelry seed or carved gourds (See article on Marie-Galante
or local crafts )
If still here, you can not find your happiness here, you will then the beaches of Bois Jolan and La Caravelle (Club Med beach accessible to everyone) to amaze you.
Bois Jolan
Beach La Caravelle
