AI generatedSaint-François
Guadeloupe · Grande-Terre · 10 m
Short description of Saint-François
Saint-François sits at the eastern end of Grande-Terre around a marina, with the island's only eighteen-hole golf course laid out behind it and a run of lagoon beaches protected by reef. Ten minutes further east the land narrows to the Pointe des Châteaux, where limestone stacks stand in the open Atlantic and a cross on the headland looks across to La Désirade. It is the most visited natural site in Guadeloupe. Ferries to La Désirade and Marie-Galante leave from the marina, and the surf beaches of the north coast begin at Anse Tarare. The marina is the eastern end of the island road.
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Best time to visit: December – April
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All highlights and sightsBeta
- Pointe des Châteaux
- Lagoon beaches behind the reef
- Marina and its ferry quay
- Golf course of Saint-François
- Anse Tarare naturist beach
- Cross on the Pointe des Colibris headland
- Ferry to La Désirade
- Marina restaurants and the fish market
- Plage des Raisins Clairs
- Diving and snorkelling at the Îlet du Gosier reef
- Surfing the north coast breaks