Les Saintes kilátói

Scenic Viewpoints & Peaks

Les Saintes consists of two inhabited volcanic islands, Terre-de-Haut and Terre-de-Bas, characterized by dramatic ridges and deep bays. This collection highlights the archipelago's prominent peaks, including Le Chameau, the highest point at 309 meters. These sites feature historical landmarks like the ruins of Fort Caroline and Fort Joséphine, alongside unique basaltic formations. Hiking trails to these summits provide clear vantage points over the Bay of Les Saintes and views reaching the neighboring islands of Dominica and Marie-Galante.

Scenic Viewpoints & Peaks — Térkép

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Sugar Loaf

The Îles des Saintes, also known as Les Saintes, is a group of small islands in the archipelago of Guadeloupe, an overseas department of…

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B

Morne à Craie

A 148-meter volcanic hill on Terre-de-Haut providing panoramas of the southern coastline and the neighboring island of Terre-de-Bas.

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Chameau Hill

The highest peak in Les Saintes at 309 meters. The summit features a 19th-century stone watchtower formerly used for maritime surveillance.

D

Morne Morel

Northern hill on Terre-de-Haut housing the historical ruins of Fort Caroline, offering sightlines over Marigot Bay and the northern channel.

E

Morne Rodrigue

Coastal elevation overlooking the beach at Anse Rodrigue and the southern waters of the archipelago.

F

Morne Rouge

Volcanic peak situated on the eastern side of Terre-de-Haut, positioned between Grande Anse and the island's main village.

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Sommet de l'îlet à Cabrit

Highest point of Îlet à Cabrit containing the ruins of Fort Joséphine, a 19th-century military fortification and former lazaretto.

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Morne du Bois Joli

Westernmost peak of Terre-de-Haut, providing a direct vantage point over the channel toward the island of Terre-de-Bas.

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Morne Abymes

Prominent peak on the island of Terre-de-Bas, offering views of the rugged western cliffs and the Atlantic side of the archipelago.