Guadeloupe including Les Saintes are French due to a storm hitting the British war ships - a pure coincidence! The impressive fortress was buildt by slaves. These are just 2 out of a number of pieces of information presented during the guided tours - in...More

Just get in the flow--- walk ,dont hire scooters you will miss the real Les Saintes,hire kayaks go to the un-inhabited island and experience one of the most beautiful views,great shopping,lazy lunches with every quality of food you can ask for

Choose your beach, and let time stand still. Swim with pelicans or snorkel and watch the sea life. Then eat glorious food or delicious iced. If you want to get around choose electric bikes or cars or scooters. Then make all your friends so jealous!

This is a beautiful quaint little island . We stayed two nights and really loved the people and the architecture and the food. The day tourists come and rent scooters and they are noisey and about run over people inorder to zoom around the island...More

Great little island. I would recommend staying overnight and not just doing a day trip. Some really cute shops, good restaurants and nice beaches.

Another beautiful hidden oasis in the Caribbean Sea. Had a wonder around the streets here reminded me of a little French village. Friendly people and cosy town. Plenty of tourist shops as always around the Caribbean but these actually offered more of a taste of...More

One of the loveliest bays is Les Saintes Bay in Terre-de-Haut. The further up the bluffs you go, the more picturesque the bay. The back drop of the village of Terre-de-Haut and its red-roof houses is an added bonus. This is a tender port for...More