Jonathan SALAÜN, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Les_Saintes_-_Archipel_de_Guadeloupe.jpg
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The best spots in Les Saintes are on Blue.Press
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While Petite Anse is well-protected from north-east to south-east winds, it can get a bit choppy due... Read more about this listing
1 Reviews on “Anse du Bourg”
With 31 buoys available for vessels up to 20 meters, it’s a popular spot, especially if you’re looking for convenience and proximity to the local amenities.
The anchorage is set in a vibrant, small town with a delightful array of restaurants, shops, and beaches. The mooring buoys are generally in good condition, though some reviews mention that the fixed metal loops can be cumbersome to reach, especially in strong NE winds. The overall protection from swell is quite good, but keep an eye on the weather as the area can become choppy in certain conditions.
For those visiting, the local facilities include water refills and laundry services, and the dinghy dock is well-maintained. The nearby town adds to the charm with its local markets and dining options. Be aware, though, that the anchorage can get crowded, and the lack of garbage disposal options might be a downside.