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Plage de Grand Baie
No the best looking beach of my list, but the perfect spot to start the little hike to get to Fort Fleur d'épée, a 18th century fortification with a beautiful view on the bay
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Plage Anse à Jacques
A very authentic, 'local' vibe beach shaded by coconut trees. It’s located just a short walk/drive from its neighbor, Petit Havre. Great for a picnic or a relaxed afternoon in a less touristy setting.
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Plage du bourg
A very authentic, 'local' vibe beach shaded by coconut trees. It’s located just a short walk/drive from its neighbor, Petit Havre. Great for a picnic or a relaxed afternoon in a less touristy setting.
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Beach of Petit-Havre
A charming and sheltered cove popular with locals. The waters are calm and shallow, making it perfect for families and snorkeling. There is a small parking area.
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Plage De L'ilet Du Gosier
A tropical paradise just off the coast. Home to a charming red-and-white lighthouse and a cozy beach bar (Ti' Robinson) for Ti' Punch and local snacks. Reachable in 10 mins via shuttle boat from Tabarin beach pier (€5 return), or by kayak/swim for the adventurous.
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Hôtel Canella Beach
You can acces the hotel gate to get to the beach, follow the signs on the road (do no get into the reception). You can rent the sunbeds if available, otherwise they're reserved to the hotel's clients. There is also a beach restaurant and bar on-site.
Hotel
Plage grande anse des salines
Pristine lagoon with white sand. Best for: Snorkeling (look for colorful reef fish) and panoramic views. Note: Access is via a short path from the road. Perfect stop before or after visiting Pointe des Châteaux.
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Pierre & Vacances Village Club Sainte-Anne
You can acces the resort to get to the public beach, just kindly ask the staff and they'll tell you how. You can ask to rent the sunbeds if available, otherwise they're reserved to the hotel's clients
Hotel
Plage de la Datcha
The heart of Le Gosier! A lively beach with great views of Îlet du Gosier. It’s famous for being lit up at night, so it's perfect for a late-evening swim. Surrounded by several bars and restaurants for a sunset drink. Pro tip: park by the park.
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Plage de Bois Jolan
Big parking lot and a very long wild beach. My absolute favourite from the list. If you're lucky you'll see local fishermen, fish by hand and net.
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Le petit Miami
Incredibly good haitian fusion and creole cuisine, perfect for a lunch before taking the boat to Gosier island or enjoying plage Datcha.
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Anse Tabarin
Located right next to La Datcha. This is where you catch the shuttle boat to Îlet du Gosier. Calm waters and a nice grassy area for relaxing under the trees.
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Plage Du Souffleur
The perfect, calm spot to relax and enjoy the sun. Ideal for couples and families. Here you could find many local food vendors either directly on the beach or in the free pic nic area overlooking the sea. Big parking and shade-friendly spots on the sand.
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The beach of Caravelle
One of the most iconic beaches in Guadeloupe. Don’t let the Club Med hotel entrance intimidate you; the beach is public! Park on the side street (Chemin de la Caravelle) and walk through. Please respect the hotel’s private lounge chairs/areas while enjoying the stunning palm trees and turquoise lagoon.
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Plage de Bois Jolan sud
An extension of the main Bois Jolan beach. Even wilder and more peaceful. Shallow, turquoise waters shaded by palm trees. It's perfect if you want more privacy than the main spot.
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Plage de l'Anse des châteaux
The perfect start to the Pointe des Chateaux hike. Beautiful to take pictures, but too dangerous to dive.
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Grande-Terre, Guadeloupe - Sainte-Anne

Plage du bourg

By @derfabios

A very authentic, 'local' vibe beach shaded by coconut trees. It’s located just a short walk/drive from its neighbor, Petit Havre. Great for a picnic or a relaxed afternoon in a less touristy setting.

Address: 6JC9+X9Q, Sainte-Anne 97180, Guadeloupe

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About @derfabios

I love getting lost in decadent beautiful cities and discovering underrated destinations. I'm interested in everything about cultures, architecture, art, design, foreign languages and food. I would define myself as a moderate edonist: I cannot escape to the charm of beauty in every form. Sunset spots, curated homes, romantic views and nostalgic vibes are my jam.

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