Absolute must see. Very exciting. Beautiful and astonishing views. But beware, there are NO toilets in the area.

This outing was very enjoyable! Make sure to wear good shoes and hike up the hill to the cross at the summit. The climb is worth it as you’ll be rewarded with a magnificent view. There isn't a designated parking area, so you'll need to park along the side of the road, but it doesn't seem to be an issue. Despite the lack of parking, the experience is well worth it, and I highly recommend making the trip.

Beautiful place. The sand is soft and the sea is rough. Watch your step into the ocean, the sand drops and the current will carry you away. The view is amazing. Love the rocks and the atmosphere!

One of the spots to visit in Guadeloupe with usually a good view of the Désirade island. An easy hike up to the cross.

Amazing views. Photos don’t do this place any justice. I’m so glad we rented a car. I can’t imagine trying to take a bus here. The waves are very strong here so I wouldn’t suggest swimming.

We didn’t rent a car. Took a bus from the small airport. Asked the diver what time the next bus will come. We really enjoyed the view. It was spectacular Waiting for 1 H for the bus. Never showed up. We walked 3H back to st.Francois marina. In the heat. Almost passed out. Overall: lesson learnt

Beautiful, great for sunset!

A very busy beach and parking is very difficult to find so I can advise you to look around town for free parking and walk a little to the beach. The sand is very white and the water clear however you do need to walk a bit further into the water before you can swim. On the beach you can get the artisan made coco ice cream , that is really worth it! Bring some cash. If you want to sit down for a coffee or some ice cream you can also visit Gelato & Cappuccino Maitre Glacier Italien which is a great place.

Presumably the best beach on the island. You can get the Bus Orange S01 from Pointe-a-Pitre for EUR 3,- one way to St. Anne. Leaves about every 20 minutes. On your way back walk to the church/townhall and look for the orange pole. Busses tend to get crowded in St. Anne, so people get left standing in the bus stops towards Pointe-a-Pitre. It is a paradise for families, yet can get packed, of course. Beautiful beach, still water and palm trees. Also some iguanas-in-residence. Enough natural shade and fine white sand, so no need for renting sunbeds ATM and supermarket near bus stop, if you care for the occassional coconut drink, buy it at the market stalls at the bus stop.

Love it Restaurant right there Respectful crowd, mix Young and old Family and single Transat rental for great price

Beautiful beach, clear sea and white sands. Some shade is available under the trees and there's lots of market stalls and restaurants and bars on the beach front to stop at.

Popular beach with beautiful sea. A little shelter under trees. Restaurants and shops nearby.

Don’t waist your time and go there. We went on a Saturday in march and the beach is fuller than Côte d’Azur in August. TOTALLY overcrowded. The beach is nice, but if it is so full that you can’t put your towel somewhere….! We left after 10 minutes.

There's a long stretch of sand here with places for everyone. Towards the restaurants there's less shade, but there are sunbeds. In the area with more shade, the water is also deeper, there are ropes to protect against sargassum, but the beach is narrower. Lots of food trucks if you want to try the local food. In the weekend it does get quite busy. All in all, it's a must visit in this part of Grande Terre

Beware location is wrong

(Translated by Google) This is the first beach we have been to, and so not disappointed, certainly it is not perfect and very smooth, but what a pleasure to spend the day there. Few people, easy to park, a slightly wild spot where you can admire colorful fish. We found a little place to eat (small green food truck) where everything is homemade, from the burger bread, to the breaded chicken, the fries and even the sauces! In short we will come back we were so good there (Original) C’est la première plage au nous avons fait, et tellement pas déçue certes elle n’est pas parfaite et bien lisse, mais quel plaisir d’y passer la journée. Peu de monde, facile de se garer, spot un peu sauvage vous pourrez y admirer des poissons colorés. Nous avons trouvé un petit spot où manger ( petit food truck vert) ou tout est fait maison, du pain burger, au poulet pané, les frites et même les sauces! Bref nous reviendrons on y était tellement bien

(Translated by Google) The Plage des Raisins Clairs, especially in its western part, a little before the center of Saint-François, has all the qualities to have a good time. The water is transparent and turquoise, the beach is vast, we are not on top of each other, and there are food trucks for good, inexpensive food. What more could you ask for? It’s great and it’s in Guadeloupe! (Original) La Plage des Raisins Clairs, surtout dans sa partie Ouest, un peu avant le centre de Saint-François, a toutes les qualités pour passer un bon moment. L’eau est transparente et turquoise, la plage est vaste, on est pas les uns sur les autres, et il y a des foodtrucks pour manger bon et pas cher. Que demander de plus ? C’est top et c’est en Guadeloupe !

(Translated by Google) Magnificent Raisins Clairs beach in Saint-François 🌴☀️! The place is clean, the water is clear and turquoise, and swimming is very pleasant. Ideal for relaxing, swimming, or simply enjoying the idyllic setting. A must-see beach in Guadeloupe, perfect for the whole family 🏖️💦. (Original) Magnifique plage des Raisins Clairs à Saint-François 🌴☀️ ! L’endroit est propre, l’eau claire et turquoise, et la baignade très agréable. Idéale pour se détendre, nager ou simplement profiter du cadre paradisiaque. Une plage incontournable en Guadeloupe, parfaite pour toute la famille 🏖️💦.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful beach with golden sand, not too crowded with many places in the shade and in the sun. Clean water with sand-only spaces for comfortable bathing and rock spaces for diving with a mask. Lots of cheap kiosks to eat a sandwich. (Original) Spiaggia bella di sabbia dorata, non troppo affollata con tanti posti sia all' ombra che al sole. Acqua pulita con spazi di sola sabbia per fare il bagno comodamente e spazi di rocce per immergersi con la maschera. Tanti chioschetti economici per mangiare un panino.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful beach and a nice local location. If you're lucky, there's also a market. 🤠 Always happy to come back... (Original) Schöner Strand und nette Location vor Ort Wenn man Glück hat ist auch noch Markt🤠 Immer wieder gerne…

(Translated by Google) I didn't like the beach. The busiest part has cars close to the sea. The most suitable part for swimming is the one close to street stalls with comfortable plastic tables and chairs but let's say that in the general aesthetic picture they do not make the place one of the most beautiful to look at. The whole beach that goes towards the pointe du Grand Boeuf is more beautiful but less suitable for swimming due to the seabed with rocks at different heights which make swimming a little difficult. Shoes required. The first part of this beach also has buildings right next to the palm trees and the beach and again they ruin everything a bit. Also pay attention to the numerous residues from previous nights, especially glass. (Original) La spiaggia non mi è piaciuta. La parte più frequentata ha le macchine a ridosso del mare. La parte più balneabile è quella vicina a baracchini ambulanti con tavolini e sedie di plastica comodi ma diciamo che nel quadro estetico generale non fanno del luogo uno dei più belli da vedere. Più bella tutta la spiaggia che va verso la pointe du Grand Boeuf ma meno balneabile per il fondale con rocce ad altezze diverse che rendono un po' difficile nuotare. Necessarie le scarpette. La prima parte di questa spiaggia inoltre ha edifici proprio a ridosso delle palme e dell'arenile e di nuovo rovinano un po' il tutto. Attenzione anche ai numerosi residui delle nottate precedenti in particolare vetri.

Lovely beach which I recommend. There is enough parking there.

Perfect beach for relaxing. Lots of shade. Water was calm and great for floating or just sitting in the water. We got there at 9:30 and the parking lot was almost full.

Excellent beach. Little waves which allows you to wade in the water. Great for families with little kids. Plenty of area that is full shade or full sun depending on what you are looking for. You can bring floats to just hang in the water. There is a full service restaurant at this beach. Great food/ desserts/drinks (full bar). Water is crystal clear with areas of sea grass. White sand and very fine. Perfect spot to spend the day.

Giving 5 stars because it is gorgeous but my kids did not like this beach. The water is very shallow and full of sea grass so it was not easy to swim/snorkel for my tweens/teens but this would be good for little kids who stay close to the shore. Beware the current is very strong further out where it is slightly deeper so they could not swim there. This is the PERFECT lay out/rest beach as there were so many amazing shade trees and private areas to rest. It is wild and beautiful to look at. There was quite a lot of sargassum but it was not too much as we were able to avoid it and it did not smell strong like in some places. The sand area is smaller and right next to the water but that I think adds to the charm. We found many perfect hammock spots. There weren’t too many people. There was one restaurant but it looked closed throughout the afternoon. Not sure if it was or not. No bathrooms that we could see. But this was a nice quiet place after the crazy busyness of Saint Anne beach.

One of our favourite beaches on Guadeloupe. The vegetation grows close to the water, so there are plenty of shaded places. A good long walk along the seashore is possible. The water is a little shallow but you can swim there. Glorious!

Lovely long beach, easy to access and pretty empty as it's so long. Not very wide, but perfect to stop by the road and jump in the water. Also good to spend longer time there - has plenty of trees to hide from the sun.

A great place to relax and have a bbq (or a birthday party). Waves are not big, but it’s not broad as all the sand has been washed away due to Sargassum and Tornadoes.

Small aquarium with focus on the local marine ecosystem. All written explanations are sadly in French only. The online audio-guide is available through the dedicated WiFi but without geolocation or other markers it’s hard to find the relevant content as one walks from one room to another. The entry price (15 euros) seems high compared to the size of the exhibit.

Very nice place and family friendly. The kids enjoyed coloring and displaying their art on their large screen. Not many animals but just enough to enjoy the experience.

This aquarium is correct but for this price it's so small and you can see small fish most of the time ... When you pay for this kind of price you deserve to have at least 1h our of visit but in 30 mn you have done...it's a shame because there is very interesting animals to see... Cet aquarium est correct mais le prix le lieu est vraiment petit ... Quand on paye cd prix on s'attend a avoir au moins 1h de visite mais en 30mn on fait vite le tour..c'est vraiment dommage car il y a vraiment des animaux intéressants a voir

A great, enlightening and educational tour. Got immersed in the fauna and flora of the Caribbean Sea. You get to watch live fishes of various species including dolphins, sea horses, turtles, lobsters. Each station has it's narrated audio. Photos and videos can be taken but without flashes. The facility is clean and well maintained. The staff is welcoming, warm and friendly. Make this a must visit place in Guadeloupe.

Good experience to have for an hour or two. Found it a little short. Fish look well taken care of. Lots of corals and sea creatures to see. I really liked the Cassiopeia. At first i thought they might be sleepy jellyfish but it turns out they are supposed to be like that. Worth going if you are in the area.

In size, it's quite small aquarium. But it manages to fit some sharks 🦈 in one place. Good enough to have "something to do" with kids when you're in Guadeloupe. Max spending time would be 1 hour max, so you can visit other places in one day.

Small but really nice aquarium. Felt well thought out to me and there were lots of interesting sea animals to look at. Including two giant sea turtles that really look like out of this world.

It was a great experience. Interesting and thought- provoking. The exhibits were interesting. For kids from 8-12 it was good. There was one minor issue the auto- guides got confused on which track to play. But a really good museum all in all.

The exhibits were set out nicely and the fact that they had a translator ear piece was kool however after paying 15euro to enter and they didn't have water in the washroom so they were closed was a big problem for me

Fantastic exhibition and the horrors of slavery. The temp exhibition of Antoine Nabajoth paintings was worth the entrance fee alone, loved them?

I am so sorry but Today the museum was closed and in Google maps it was shown open. This is not fair as I came and i was so disappointed to see it closed.

Essential on the island, the memorial act is to be done without fail. Museum that traces the history of the island and slavery. It's very interesting I highly recommend it. Very modern architecture and design for the structure, very big inside and air conditioning more than functional, it refreshes. Full tour minimum required 30 minutes.

memorial / museum about slavery & colonialism. good first stop to learn about the island’s history. no photos allowed inside

A story well told. The outer skin of the building is beautiful by day and astonishing by night as it becomes an eye catching Iight show that goes on all night. A must see if you are visiting Guadalupe.

Very nice wild beach, crowded in high season but it’s worth it. Bring something to drink and eat because the beach bar it’s expensive . You can arrive by boat (10/15min - 5$/€ with the return).

I think it is quite overrated. Forget the idea of an exclusive paradise island. There are a lot of people and the beach is quite small (you are almost walking onto each other to reach the sea). The first boat (9am) was 45 minutes late and the queue on the pier was obviously really long.

A wonderful island to go spend the day with family and friends

Cute little island off of Gosier. There was a small pontoon boat that took us to and from the island for 5 Euro each. Not much to do on the island other than enjoy the beautiful beach. It can get a little crowded, so I would suggest going early. There is a small cafe that serves food and drink on the island near the dock. I would recommend it as a nice way to spend a few hours on the beach.

Nice beaches. Visited on a saturday. The island has a lighthouse and a few abandoned buildings. No toilets. Restaurant open for lunch. Boats to and from the island every 30 minutes at a price of 5 € there and back.

Overrated. Very very crowded!!! Hard to find a decent square meter on the beach. 3/4 of the island is rocky and impracticable for swimming. Otherwise it’s a spectacular sand and coral pieces into the sea. It worth maybe one hour visit.

Over crowdy.a lot of people even at 10a.m. The place is over rated. Many glass pieces on the island. The beach is very narrow and full of garbage..very dirty.we read all the positive reviews and saw the line-up for ferry.so we decided to go there too. A big disappointment. The colour of water is amazing but nothing else.

Simple free visit with few posters to read, this is not a vosit with a guide. Great art on the outside of the factory. Great shop with large choice of merchandise and Rhum to purchase Good quality rhum.

Damoiseau is a rhum agricole distillery located in Le Moule, Guadeloupe. It is one of five distilleries in the Guadeloupe archipelago, and the only one in the Grande-Terre region. It has roots back to the 19th century and was originally founded as an agricultural estate. Damoiseau is the leading rum producer in Guadeloupe, producing more than 8 million litres per year and exported to more than 40 countries worldwide. Damoiseau rhums are produced from sugar cane that is harvested and crushed on the same day before fermenting for 24–36 hours. It is distilled in a continuous column still to between 86% and 88% alcohol, and then aged in charred oak barrels previously used for aging bourbon. After aging for six months or more than six years, the rum is diluted with local spring water to a consistent commercial proof and bottled. In 2011, Damoiseau opened a bottling and storage facility near Pointe-à-Pitre International Airport in Les Abymes, Pointe-à-Pitre that is capable of storing up to 5 million bottles.

Really enjoyed our visit here as arrived just before closing so had the place to ourselves. Staff were lovely, grounds pretty and the rum was delicious 😋

Interesting and nice tasting but lacks a bit of theatre around production and history. Good for a quick visit and to buy some lovely rum!

Unbelievable experience . Discrimination and hateful treatment given to us at this distillery. We were at the tasting area and had 1 tasting of the white rum. The other people near us were French and received the next 2 tastings . The young man found out we were Americans and told us we needed to buy rum if we wanted to taste the dark one. Just a horrible experience. I will spread this on Facebook and everywhere I can.

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Simple production facility, not much to see actually. Good shop for buying rhum, good prices.

This is a very nice place for snorkeling. Loads of fish, tube sponges, brain corals and anemone. Walk or drive past the cemetery to the second beach. The first part is sandy followed by two rocky strips. Swim towards the second rocky strip and then follow it to see loads of marine life. Watch out because the sea can be very shallow at the rocky bits so in some points you cannot float over it. You risk hitting the seabed and there's a danger of getting hurt and distroying the coral. We came from St François, 50 min drive in the country side and very doable.

Great beach and I can say my favourite on this island, calm turquoise water and fine golden sand.

Good spot for sunset !

(Translated by Google) A beautiful beach! New accessibility, with parking available after the cemetery in new parking spaces, 50 meters from the beach. This is a superb snorkeling spot, with shallow waters allowing for excellent visibility of the fish! You'll also find picnic facilities there. (Original) Très belle plage ! Nouvelle accessibilité, avec possibilité de se garer après le cimetière dans de nouvelles places de parkings, a 50 mètres de la plage. Celle-ci est un superbe spot à snorkeling, avec des fonds peu profonds permettant une super visibilité des poissons ! Vous y trouverez également des infrastructures pour y pique-niquer.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent beach. Watch your step because baby sea urchins hide in the rocks. For swimmers, there are plenty of fish to see more than 200 meters from the shore. (Original) Plage magnifique. Attention ou vous mettez les pieds car les bébé oursins se cachent dans les rochers. Pour les nageurs, y a pleins de poissons a voir a plus de 200m du rivage

(Translated by Google) Probably the most beautiful beach in Guadeloupe but BE CAREFUL ⚠️ OF MOSQUITOES, as soon as the sun sets the mosquitoes 🦟 appear and are extremely aggressive (more than 50 mosquitoes on my arm) (Original) Probablement la plus belle plage de Guadeloupe mais ATTENTION ⚠️ AUX MOUSTIQUES, dès que le soleil se couche les moustiques 🦟 surgissent et sont extrêmement agressifs (plus de 50 moustique sur mon bras

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(Translated by Google) Prefers walking very early in the morning: 6 a.m. Or late in the evening from 3 p.m. to avoid the hot hours! Otherwise the walk and the view are great. (Original) Préfère la ballade très tôt le matin: 6h Ou tard le soir à partir de 15h pour éviter les heures chaudes ! Sinon la ballade et la vue est top.

(Translated by Google) Superb walk, very wild. Wear walking shoes (Original) Superbe balade , très sauvage . Portez des chaussures de marche

(Translated by Google) very good for a bath on the way (Original) très bien pour un bain en route

(Translated by Google) Be careful during Sargassum period, not practicable (Original) Attention en période sargasse pas pratiquable

(Translated by Google) Magnificent landscape (Original) Paysage magnifique

(Translated by Google) The worst bank I have ever encountered in my life. I am 55 years old, I have never experienced such contempt for customers. Director, advised, imbued with their personality, incompetent and not at all attentive to your needs. Exorbitant and induced costs. To summarize, if you need anything... (Original) La pire des banques que j'ai eu l'occasion de côtoyer dans ma vie. J'ai 55 ans, je n'ai jamais connu un tel mépris pour la clientèle. Directrice, conseillé, accueil imbu de leur personne, incompétants et pas du tout à votre écoute. Frais éxorbitant et provoqués. Pour résumer, si vous avez besoin de rien...

(Translated by Google) Worst agency in Guadeloupe!! To flee! A customer for over 7 years, I have never been able to contact my advisor... that says a lot about customer support. (Original) Pire agence de Guadeloupe !! A fuir ! Client depuis plus de 7 ans, je n’ai jamais réussi à joindre mon conseiller… cela en dit long sur le suivi client.

(Translated by Google) Bank to avoid at all costs... (Original) Banque a éviter a tout pris...

(Translated by Google) What is the lady at reception for? This is a real question! 10 minutes of waiting for a telephone conversation that had nothing in common with a banking transaction (!!), no respect or sign of politeness when she finally decides to give me attention, and in the end "ah I can't help you I’m done for the day.” So I repeat: what is the lady at reception for?! Competent people look for work every day and respect the job assigned to them, don’t neglect them ;) (Original) À quoi sert la dame à l’accueil ? C’est une réelle question ! 10 min d’attente pour une conversation téléphonique qui n’avait rien d’une transaction bancaire ( !! ), aucun respect ni signe de politesse quand elle décide enfin de me donner de l’attention, pour au final « ah je peux pas vous aider j’ai fini ma journée ». Alors je répète : à quoi sert la dame à l’accueil ?! Des personnes compétentes cherchent du travail tous les jours et respectent l’emploi qu’on leur attribue, ne les négligez pas ;)

(Translated by Google) Shameful, endless delays for the slightest request, whether important, urgent, or not. Never anyone on the phone, having to go there to do the seating for half an hour to be sure to see someone and despite this it's not moving forward. “The bank for a changing world”… lamentable. I have to give one star to publish but I would have given zero. I am changing agencies and if that is not enough I will have to change banks. (Original) Honteux, des délais interminables pour la moindre demande qu'elle soit importante, urgente, ou pas. Jamais personne au téléphone, obligé de s'y rendre pour faire le seating pendant une demi heure pour etre sur de voir quelqu'un et malgré cela ca n'avance pas. "La banque d'un monde qui change"... lamentable. Je suis obligé de mettre une étoile pour publier mais j'en aurais mis zero. Je change d'agence et si cela ne suffit pas je serai obligé de changer de banque.

(Translated by Google) No customer service, Impossible to get your advisor on the phone and does not respond to emails. When you're not there it complicates things. I don't understand why you have to put a star, 0 would be more meaningful. (Original) Aucun service client, Impossible d'avoir son conseiller au téléphone et ne répond pas au emails. Lorsque l'on est pas sur place cela complique les choses. Je ne comprends pas pourquoi il faut mettre une étoile , 0 serait plus parlant.

(Translated by Google) 1 bnp which is not really one because hello bank which is supposed to allow you to deposit your checks in bnp branches is not known in the bnp antilles... otherwise 2 stars because there are fewer people at the post office. Advisors do not respond to emails unfortunately... (Original) 1 bnp qui nen nest pas vraiment une car hello bank qui est censé permettre de deposer ses chèques dans les agences bnp nest pas connu dans les bnp antilles... sinon 2 etoiles car ya moins de monde à quà la poste. Les conseillers ne répondent pas aux mails malheureusement...

Beautiful spot! The view is amazing and it’s impressive. Must do. The place is easy to access but the walk once there can be tricky for older people , kids and disabled people. But it’s still worth the stop, just to see the view and maybe not do the walk after 😉

We did an out and back hike here mostly in the woods. The views were nicest at the beginning near the parking lot as there were few views of the water because the forest was so dense. But the real highlight for us after an 11km hike was the wonderful “Glace Coco” stand operated by a gentleman from a hut in the parking area for the Grande Vigie. It was so wonderful and was a perfect treat after a long walk. Definitely the best coconut ice cream we found during our week in Guadeloupe.

Point of view with a great panorama. Mother nature is incredibly beautiful. I have a lot of trouble with the points of view repeated in Guadeloupe, but this one is by far the best. Watch out for the wind

This is on part of the route around the area be warned it's very rocky and sharp under foot not suitable for young children or adults carrying young children, if you do go take the trail backwards as it's I bit easier from half way round this way you can see the rocky track before committing to it

Easily reachable by car and very nice views. Unfortunately the place seems to be a bit abandoned and there trash laying around. But the view does make up for it.

Extraordinary view

Breathtaking scenery. Although the parking area isn’t well-maintained, there’s ample space for vehicles. It’s a worthwhile pit stop on the way up to Pointe de la Grande Vigie

Really enjoyed diving with Sophie and Renaud! They were able to make it a very enjoyable experience for me even though I don’t speak French. The arches dive site is really amazing, one of the best I’ve done on Guadeloupe, Highly recommend!

Me and my husband had a great time and dives with Sophie and Renaud. It was so relaxing to Dive with both of them and they showed as many different species underwater🦀🦞🐠🐟…

Had the time of my life! Just popped spontaneously in while underway, they offered me immediately a nice course. Renaud, is very friendly, passionate about diving ( what a surprise:-) high focused on safety and so relaxed. Not my last time at SeacretDive! Thanks a lot for all lessons!

We had a great time diving with Sophie and Renaud. They do an amazing job of adapting to the individuals needs in terms of language (french/german/english), level (new/beginner/advanced), dive length... They showed and explained a lot at the site and during extensive (de-)briefings in relaxed atmosphere at the shop. I recommend going for multiple dives - particularly the 2x dives on Sundays/Thursdays are great.

one of the nicest diving schools i have ever visited. sophie and renaud put so much effort into making everyone have a very good and special experience and you can tell they have a real passion for diving. We felt very comfortable and, above all, extremely safe! the equipment was first class!! Sophie also speaks German and English very well :) Many thanks to you both, we had a fantastic day!!

My partner and me did the Open Water Diver at Seacretdive. The vibe at the dive center, the gear, and the organization of the dives were nothing but excellent and the demonstrations of exercises needed for the certificate were really helpful. Even more amazing were the dives, we saw a lot of marine life during all 6 dives and always felt safe and looked after. Hopefully we'll be able to come back in the Future 😊👌🏼

We went snorkeling with SeacretDive and it was worth it. It is a fantastic business and we got to spend several hours seeing an absolutely beautiful coral reef with lots of amazing fish. The guide was relaxed, super helpfu,l and took the time to show us the sights. What I enjoyed was they allowed us to explore and take our time. We had the entire reef to ourselves and the water was crystal clear. Owned by a husband and wife and lo aged in a really quaint part of Guadeloupe. I highly recommend them. Thank you all for a great trip. We hope to return soon!

Maybe it was the time of the year, but it was super choppy, this not good for snorkeling. Beautiful beach tho…but some areas had the strong seaweed smell.

Great white beach with snorkling options. Not that crowed on the right side. No shade.

Windy, but great. No shadow

Beautiful beach with clear waters, even if there are a lot of waves

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful beach, a little shade, not many people, spot for freediving. (Original) Très belle plage, un peu d'ombre, pas beaucoup de monde, spot pour l'apnée.

(Translated by Google) Large and beautiful beach Many fish Parking Easy to access Take an umbrella because there is no shade (Original) Grande et belle plage Nombreux poissons Parking Facile d’accès Prendre parasol car pas d’ombre

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful beaches without a doubt! The water is turquoise! It’s sublime 🥰 (Original) Une des plus belles plages sans aucun doute ! L’eau y est turquoise! C’est sublime 🥰

(Translated by Google) I loved it, it’s a magnificent magical landscape! when we see that we know that paradise exists (Original) J'ai adoré c'est magnifique paysage magique ! quand on voit ça on sait que le paradis existe

(Translated by Google) There are two places called "Hell's Gate" in Guadeloupe. The lesser-known one is nevertheless listed on the oldest maps. It is located a few kilometers east of the town of Le Moule, with an access road accessible from the St-François road in Le Moule. The place is very wild: a small, undeveloped parking lot, a large concrete staircase, and a magnificent coastal landscape with La Désirade in the distance. The more well-known one is located not far from Pointe de la Vigie. But we couldn't get there. There are no location signs, no marked parking, and probably a no-go zone (landslides, toxic sargassum? We don't know). May 2025. (Original) Il y a 2 lieux appelés "Porte d'enfer" en Guadeloupe. Et la moins connue est pourtant répertoriée sur les cartes les plus anciennes. Elle est située à quelques kilomètres à l'est de la commune du Moule, route d'accès accessible par la route de St-François au Moule. Le lieu est très sauvage, un petit parking non aménagé, un grand escalier en béton, un paysage côtier magnifique avec la Désirade dans le lointain. La plus connue est située pas loin de la Pointe de la Vigie. Mais nous n'avons pas pu y accéder. Pas de panneaux de localisation, pas de parking signalé, et probablement une interdiction d'accès (éboulements, sargasses toxiques ? On ne sait pas). Mai 2025.

(Translated by Google) Very wild cove and end of the world, no restaurants here or tourist masses, the dream! A little dangerous cove all the same for swimming, to admire the sea and take a dip it's great, watch out for sea urchins.... and big waves (Original) Anse très sauvage et bout du monde, pas de resto ici ni de masse touristique, le rêve! Crique un peu dangereuse tout de même pour la baignade, pour admirer la mer et faire trempette c’est le pied, attention aux oursins.... et aux grosses vagues

(Translated by Google) Superb panorama. Allow 3 hours (round trip in walking mode) to hike to the blower where you can admire (depending on the weather) jets of water in a dragon's breath concert... Allow 1.5 l of water per person and good shoes. (Original) Superbe panorama. Prévoir 3h (aller-retour en mode balade) pour faire la randonnée jusqu'au souffleur ou l'on peut admirer (en fonction de la météo) des jets d'eau dans un concert de souffle de dragon... Prévoir 1,5 l d'eau par personne et des bonnes chaussures.

(Translated by Google) Sad news, the beach is unrecognizable, the coconut restaurant closed, judge for yourself (Original) Triste nouvelle la plage est méconnaissable, le restaurant coco fermé, jugez par vous-même

(Translated by Google) Wonderful view, good hiking opportunities (Original) Wundervolle Aussicht, gute Wandermöglichkeiten

(Translated by Google) Impressive place to see, worth the detour to observe a beautiful view. However, be careful to keep a close eye on children if you take them. And above all, do not do anything stupid because there would quickly be consequences, but when you respect the potential dangers, there is nothing negative to say. (Original) Lieu impressionnant à voir, vaut le détour pour observer une belle vue. Attention cependant à bien surveiller les enfants si vous les emmener .Et surtout ne pas faire n'importe quoi car il y aurait rapidement des conséquence mais lorsqu'on respecte les dangers potentiel rien a redire de négatif