Sainte-Anne On Your Own
Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
Sainte-Anne, Grande-Terre
Nestled on the shores of Grande-Terre, halfway between the enchanting Le Gosier and the vibrant Saint-François, you'll find the coastal gem of Sainte-Anne-a beloved destination in Guadeloupe that beckons travelers seeking the ultimate in relaxation amidst postcard-perfect beaches. Sainte-Anne is a popular tourist area and home to an arts and craft village and local marketplace selling colorful fruits and produce, spices, crafts and vacation apparel. The market vendors dress in bright colors to add to the festive atmosphere.
What you will see along the way:
The smaller of the two butterfly wings that make up Guadeloupe, Grande-Terre's terrain is relatively flat, with a southern coastline showcasing stretches of golden-sand beaches, bustling marketplaces, and a concentrated resort area. The eastern side is largely untouched, with a rocky coastline punctuated by towering sea cliffs shaped by the pummeling of the Atlantic Ocean's waves.
Shopping:
In Sainte-Anne, enjoy the arts and crafts village and local market. A wide variety of colorful local products and souvenirs are designed to tempt you. The marketplace also sells fresh produce, as well as rum punch in specialty bottles that display the spices and fruits inside. Euros are accepted for purchases.
Dining:
A variety of local restaurants offer dining options at all price points. Creole cuisine and fresh-from-the-sea delicacies are top choices as is the casual fare from street vendors and sunny cafés.
Schedule
Special Notes
This tour is not guided.
There is a 10-minute walk from the coach drop-off point to the main town and beach area. Passengers must be able to negotiate steps onto and off the bus. The level of walking is at passengers' own discretion. Please remember to wear swimwear and take a towel and sunscreen if intending to enjoy the beach. Please refrain from drinking alcoholic beverages prior to swimming.
Euros are accepted for purchases. The beach can become very busy, and you may come across local vendors selling goods. There may be independent vendors on the beach offering water sports. These are provided by parties unconnected to P&O Cruises.
It is common to find coin-operated toilets in Guadeloupe. Please take careful note of the return time and meeting point, as the coach cannot be held for latecomers.
Before you book this excursion, you must refer to the 'Beach / Water Related' paragraphs under the Guide to Symbols in this brochure.
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Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
Sainte-Anne, Grande-Terre
Nestled on the shores of Grande-Terre, halfway between the enchanting Le Gosier and the vibrant Saint-François, you'll find the coastal gem of Sainte-Anne-a beloved destination in Guadeloupe that beckons travelers seeking the ultimate in relaxation amidst postcard-perfect beaches. Sainte-Anne is a popular tourist area and home to an arts and craft village and local marketplace selling colorful fruits and produce, spices, crafts and vacation apparel. The market vendors dress in bright colors to add to the festive atmosphere.
What you will see along the way:
The smaller of the two butterfly wings that make up Guadeloupe, Grande-Terre's terrain is relatively flat, with a southern coastline showcasing stretches of golden-sand beaches, bustling marketplaces, and a concentrated resort area. The eastern side is largely untouched, with a rocky coastline punctuated by towering sea cliffs shaped by the pummeling of the Atlantic Ocean's waves.
Shopping:
In Sainte-Anne, enjoy the arts and crafts village and local market. A wide variety of colorful local products and souvenirs are designed to tempt you. The marketplace also sells fresh produce, as well as rum punch in specialty bottles that display the spices and fruits inside. Euros are accepted for purchases.
Dining:
A variety of local restaurants offer dining options at all price points. Creole cuisine and fresh-from-the-sea delicacies are top choices as is the casual fare from street vendors and sunny cafés.
Schedule
Special Notes
This tour is not guided.
There is a 10-minute walk from the coach drop-off point to the main town and beach area. Passengers must be able to negotiate steps onto and off the bus. The level of walking is at passengers' own discretion. Please remember to wear swimwear and take a towel and sunscreen if intending to enjoy the beach. Please refrain from drinking alcoholic beverages prior to swimming.
Euros are accepted for purchases. The beach can become very busy, and you may come across local vendors selling goods. There may be independent vendors on the beach offering water sports. These are provided by parties unconnected to P&O Cruises.
It is common to find coin-operated toilets in Guadeloupe. Please take careful note of the return time and meeting point, as the coach cannot be held for latecomers.
Before you book this excursion, you must refer to the 'Beach / Water Related' paragraphs under the Guide to Symbols in this brochure.