Vacation rentals – Sainte-Anne
Book from 71 holiday rentals: 25 houses, 24 apartments, 9 bungalows. Entire homes, all to yourself.
Renting a holiday home - Sainte-Anne
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Modern apartment with sea view in Sainte-Anne, 30 sqm
Sainte-Anne, Grande-Terre
Comfortable House in Sainte-Anne
Sainte-Anne, Grande-Terre
Spacious Apartment with Sea View in Sainte-Anne
Sainte-Anne, Grande-Terre
Luxurious Villa in Sainte-Anne
Sainte-Anne, Grande-Terre
Charming House in Sainte-Anne with Air Conditioning - 70 m²
Sainte-Anne, Grande-Terre
Cosy Apartment with Terrace and Garden in Sainte-Anne, 35 m²
Sainte-Anne, Grande-Terre
Spacious Apartment in Sainte-Anne with Shared Pool.
Sainte-Anne, Grande-Terre
Charming Apartment in Sainte-Anne, 70 m², with Pool
Sainte-Anne, Grande-Terre
Cozy bungalow in Sainte-Anne, 30 m² with garden
Sainte-Anne, Grande-Terre
Cozy Bungalow in Sainte-Anne with Garden
Sainte-Anne, Grande-Terre
Bright Apartment with Shared Pool, Sainte-Anne, 75 sqm
Sainte-Anne, Grande-Terre
Charming house in Sainte-Anne with private pool
Sainte-Anne, Grande-Terre
On the south coast of Grande-Terre, Sainte-Anne lines up beaches protected by the coral reef and a lively town centre around its church and market. It's one of Guadeloupe's most popular seaside spots, halfway between lazing about and discovery.
Swimming, walking and tasting Grande-Terre
The town beach and above all the Caravelle beach, with its shallow lagoon, are perfect for family swims and paddleboarding. Further east, the Pointe des Châteaux offers a short hike to a panorama over the Atlantic and the islet of Le Gosier in the distance.
In the morning, the Sainte-Anne market overflows with spices, fruit and rhums arrangés to take home. Then head off to taste bokits and grilled fish at the seaside lolos. From Sainte-Anne, the Pointe de la Grande Vigie and the wild beaches of northern Grande-Terre are within driving distance.
Where to stay
Our apartments, houses and villas are spread between the town of Sainte-Anne, handy for reaching the market and shops on foot, and the residential neighbourhoods near Caravelle, quieter and often facing the sea.
Renting a whole home changes the rhythm of your stay: a kitchen of your own to cook produce from the market, space for a family or a group of friends, and the freedom to set off early to explore the coast. Some places have a garden or a terrace, ideal during the hot hours.
What to see – Sainte-Anne
- Caravelle BeachShallow lagoon protected by the coral reef, suitable for family swimming and paddleboarding.
- Pointe des ChâteauxRocky peninsula battered by the Atlantic, with a short climb up to a panoramic view of the coast.
- Sainte-Anne MarketMorning market offering spices, tropical fruit and flavored rums to take home.
- Bourg BeachCentral beach near the church and shops, calm and within walking distance of the town center.
- Pointe de la Grande VigieCliffs at the northern tip of Grande-Terre offering views of the ocean and neighboring coastlines.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals are there in Sainte-Anne, and what types?
We offer 71 entire-home rentals in Sainte-Anne, mainly consisting of 25 houses, 24 apartments, 9 bungalows. You’ll find everything from small studios for two travelers to houses or villas accommodating up to 11 guests, both in the town center and near Caravelle Beach.
Are the properties well rated?
Yes, rentals in Sainte-Anne have an average rating of 4.6 out of 5, based on 44 properties reviewed by real travelers. This reflects satisfaction with cleanliness, location, and hospitality. Be sure to read the detailed reviews on each listing before booking.
Do you need to rent a car in Sainte-Anne?
The town center can be explored on foot for the market and shops, but renting a car is still highly recommended. It lets you reach Pointe des Châteaux, Pointe de la Grande Vigie, and the wild beaches of northern Grande-Terre. Only 68 rentals have air conditioning, so check this detail depending on the season.
What is the best time to visit?
The dry season, from December to April, offers the most pleasant climate and calm seas, ideal for swimming in the Caravelle lagoon. From July to November is the rainy and hurricane season, hotter and wetter, but often with lower prices.
Is Sainte-Anne suitable for a family stay?
Absolutely. Caravelle Beach, protected by a coral reef, has a shallow lagoon perfect for children and paddleboarding. Bourg Beach is also calm. Choose a house with a garden or terrace in the residential areas near Caravelle for extra peace and quiet.
Which neighborhood should I choose in Sainte-Anne?
To be within walking distance of the morning market, food stalls (lolos), and shops, choose the town center. If you're looking for quiet and immediate proximity to the sea, head to the residential areas around Caravelle. The morning market is full of spices, fruit, and flavored rum to bring home.