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What to see in Sainte-Anne ?
9 places curated by Hozy - landmarks, nature, hidden restaurants and activities. Click to discover each address in detail.
Landmarks & heritage (2)
Landmark
Moule Seaside Cemetery
Cemetery overlooking the sea with colourful tombs adorned with faience tiles, typical of Creole funerary art in the Antilles. A place of reflection and unexpected beauty, especially at sunset.
Landmark
Gardel Sugar Mill
Guadeloupe's last active sugar factory, producing brown cane sugar since the 19th century. Visits are possible during the harvest season (February–June), when the heady aroma of molasses fills the air.
Nature & parks (1)
Activities (2)
Activity
Sea Kayak Rental – Pointe de Viard
Local operator offering sea kayaking outings along Moule's northern coast, exploring mangroves and small coves inaccessible on foot. Half-day trips are particularly popular with families.
Activity
Anse de la Gourde Kitesurfing School
One of the best kitesurfing spots in the Caribbean arc thanks to regular trade winds and shallow waters. Certified local instructors offer courses for all levels.
Beaches (4)
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Anse de la Gourde
Quasi-wild beach at the eastern tip of the commune, with crystalline waters and few visitors on weekdays. One of Guadeloupe's finest kitesurf spots thanks to constant trade winds.
Beach
Viard Beach
Family-friendly beach protected by a reef, with calm turquoise waters ideal for swimming and snorkelling. Locals from Moule gather here at weekends, away from tourist bustle.
Beach
Petit-Havre Beach
One of the finest wild beaches on the south coast of Grande-Terre, framed by rocks and vegetation. A renowned snorkelling spot thanks to its rocky seabed inhabited by octopus and tropical fish.
Beach
Sainte-Marguerite Beach
Quieter and less frequented beach than Datcha, favoured by local families at weekends. Shallow waters make it an ideal spot for children and beginner swimmers.