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Sainte Anne Beach is located on the stunning Caribbean island of Guadeloupe. Named after the mother of King Louis XIV, the town of Saint Anne has a rich history as a shipment port for rum, sugar and other goods. Sainte Anne Beach is ideal for swimming and beachcombing. The shallow waters are safe for children and trees that line the beach provide plenty of natural shade.

For entertainment, visitors can see the the Museum Lethière, the Edgar Clerc Archeological Museum or the Doncel Distillery. Guests can also dine on fresh seafood throughout Sainte Anne since the town is home to a busy fishing industry.

Sainte Anne Beach, Guadeloupe
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Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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