Terre-de-Haut

Dorf · 🇫🇷 Frankreich

Bevölkerung 1.463

Fläche 6 km²

Zeitzone America/Guadeloupe

Offizielle Website www.mairiedeterredehaut.fr

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Terre-de-Haut Essentials

Terre-de-Haut, the most developed island of Les Saintes, is defined by its dramatic volcanic topography and French-Caribbean heritage. The 19th-century Fort Napoléon offers panoramic views and a historical museum, while the iconic Pain de Sucre peak marks a premier snorkeling spot. The island’s main village features colorful Creole houses and the Square of Gouverneur Lion. Natural landmarks include the sheltered Pompierre Beach and the windswept Grande Anse, alongside religious sites like the stone-built Church of Our Lady of Assumption.

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Terre-de-Haut Highlights

Terre-de-Haut features a collection of historical military architecture and distinctive volcanic landscapes. This selection includes the well-preserved Fort Napoléon and the ruins of Fort Joséphine and Batterie Caroline, reflecting the island's strategic maritime history. Natural landmarks like the volcanic peak of Pain de Sucre and the Morne à Craie highlight the island's rugged terrain, while the protected nature reserve preserves local biodiversity.

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Best Beaches & Bays

Terre-de-Haut’s coastline features a variety of environments, from the coconut groves and white sands of Pompierre Beach to the 15-meter basalt columns of Pain de Sucre. Grande Anse offers a large bay for swimming, while Anse Crawen provides a secluded, less-frequented stretch of sand on the island's southern tip. The Bay of Marigo serves as a central family-friendly spot, completing a circuit of the island's volcanic and coral-sand formations.

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