You couldn't really say that the village is really popular with tourists. It's not a top destination because it had to be completely rebuilt following hurricane Hugo. But you can still find the real charm of the Antilles here, particularly in the central square of the village. And Sainte-Anne offers a number of tourist amenities all in one little village.
Near Pointe a Pitre, it's geographical situation permits rapid access to Sainte-Anne without having to deal with the crowds of tourists at the Gosier.
The town also has two of the best beaches on Guadelopue. The beaches complement one another and both deserve a visit.
Indeed, one of them is public and is essentially used by the locals. The other, that of Club Med, is picture-perfect. This beach, with its share of palm trees and its perfect exposure is a true paradise beach. It is ideal for souvenir photos. Go there, ideally, when the Club Med is closed, there are fewer people. You might even be the only ones there!
The tourist sites are found in the outskirts of the village, and in particular, the cemetery, all in black and white, is really special. The bungalow rentals are of good quality and There are restaurants all over town.
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