Les Saintes in Guadeloupe:
discovering an paradise island
The beaches of Terre-de-Haut
Between two swims in the pool at Paradis Saintois, your naturist residence in Terre-de-Haut, don’t miss out on discovering the heavenly beaches of Les Saintes. Among the most beautiful, Pompierre offers a truly postcard landscape.
You can also put down your fouta on Pain de Sucre beach, bathed in turquoise water and ideal for snorkeling.
For more variety, head to Anse du Figuier, Bois-Joli beach or Anse Crawen, other must-see tourist spots in Les Saintes.
Sightseeing in Terre-de-Haut
If you’d like to do a bit of sightseeing in Terre-de-Haut, there are several remarkable sites to see, accessible on foot, but also by scooter or electric buggy. If you’re a hiker, the Morne Morel trail will take you through sublime landscapes, cactus and iguanas, and back to Pompierre Bay.
The ascent of Le Chameau also provides access to a breathtaking panorama. The more athletic will descend the opposite slope to reach Crawen Cove.
Other lovely walks take you to Anse Mire and Fort Napoléon, with its museum of Saintes history and exotic garden.
And don’t miss a visit to one of the many painting galleries, where sublime explosions of color await you.
Take a stroll along the ramparts of the Tête-Rouge battery, near the coves of Anse des Galets and Pré-Cassin. These fortifications face the Pain de Sucre, a volcanic hill that opens onto one of Les Saintes’ most beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters and exceptional seabed.
Finally, indulge in a little shopping and strolling in downtown Terre-de-Haut, and take time to admire its town hall, church and incredible view over the Baie des Saintes.
The activities
to do in Les Saintes
Your stay in a naturist residence in Guadeloupe will be an opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors.
Around the villa, numerous tourist activities await you in Terre-de-Haut, including a rich variety of outdoor activities. Water sports such as kite-surfing, scuba diving at Cabrit islet, snorkeling (PMT), paddleboarding, kayaking and sailing, as well as hiking and cycling.
The island’s culinary specialities
Treat your taste buds on vacation in Les Saintes!
In Terre-de-Haut, sample Guadeloupe’s many culinary specialties, often featuring fish: grilled sea bream, fish fillet, fish brochette, king mackerel tartar, tuna steak.
Terre-de-Haut has some twenty restaurants offering a wide variety of menus.
In addition to seafood specialties, you’ll find traditional Guadeloupe food such as boudin créole, accras, ouassous fritters and colombo.
Sweet treats include coconut flan, banana flambé and Tourment d’amour, a local pastry filled with coconut, guava or banana jam!
