We spent two days here, and I have to say it was one of the best Caribbean experiences. The shops and cafes in the main town were friendly and helpful, and of a much better standard than in many places. We hired electric bikes to tour the island, taking in both coastlines, and a superb visit to Fort Napoleon. Everything is within easy reach.

It's my first time here. Did some grocery shopping got some French baguettes. So a lot of cheeses and salami's. Real ham without sodium nitrates in it. People seem to be friendly need to speak a little friendship possible. But you can get pretty much anything you need here. Had a great time and I'm hoping to come back.

if you want to find a place where the world stress has no meaning a little corner of paradise Les Saintes is the right place for you. Don't worry about to lock the door of your home since none try to enter. the children are free to play in the Terre de Haut square in the evening, there are no cars and everyone knows each other in the village. We 've spent 2 weeks there, and everyone in Guadeloupe said us is too much since Terre de Haut is very little - about 12 km square. But you can choose between 8 beaches and they are all stunning. my favorite is la Pompierre. you can snorkel almost in all beaches surrounded by fish of every color, lobsters. For the first time I've seen a seahorse.. The most known beach is Pain a Sucre, a little version of Rio de Janeiro bay. Here you can find the best snorkeling of the island, but the beach is very little and crowed, especially during the week end. the best time to visit is noon when the daily tourists are at the lunch, and the boat tours aren't still arrived. we loved also the village, with many restaurants and good food. People are always gentle and after a week you begin to know your neighbors. it is worth to spend more than a day here.