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Grande-Terre sailing itinerary
Map of the best ports and anchorages
Read the notes and warnings from sailors who have stopped in Grande-Terre and always choose the best port or anchorage for the night. If you found this map useful you can also leave a review, share your best photos of Guadeloupe, or add a new spot you discovered.
Best anchorages in Grande-Terre
(Add an anchorage)Always choose the safest spot with a live ranking of your favorite anchorages in Grande-Terre. Try zooming in to avoid seaweed fields, then tick to start your list of favourites.
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The bay is fairly well-protected, though it can be a bit exposed to easterly winds, which might crea… Read more about this listing
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The bay is generally well-sheltered from the predominant trade winds. Access to shore is quite co… Read more about this listing
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This spot offers great holding and is well-sheltered from the easterly trade winds, making it a reli… Read more about this listing
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Anchorage with its sandy and grassy seabed, providing good holding. The beach is ideal and a love… Read more about this listing
Best ports and marinas in Grande-Terre
(Add a port)Find a berth for the night with a live ranking of your favorite harbors in Grande-Terre, keeping an eye on the tide and weather forecast. You can also participate by sharing a missing phone number or VHF channel when possible.
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Upon arrival, you’ll find a welcoming atmosphere, especially from Jean Marc and the team at the capi… Read more about this listing
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Max draft < 1,10m. Beware, otherwise entry is alowed.
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It’s a great spot if you’re looking for a quieter place to dock. The local vibe is laid-back, and… Read more about this listing
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Grande-Terre, a region in Guadeloupe
Grande-Terre is known for its rolling hills and sugar cane fields, and a coastline dotted with charming fishing villages. Local markets are brimming with exotic fruits and handcrafted goods. Try fresh guava, mangoes, and the island’s famous spices, which make for perfect souvenirs. This area is ideal for hiking, allowing you to immerse yourself in the natural beauty while contemplating the ancient forces that sculpted the landscape. The lively atmosphere of Le Gosier and Sainte-Anne boasts an array of dining options, where fresh seafood reigns. Sample local dishes, such as accras and bokits, while savouring the flavours that define Guadeloupe’s culinary scene.