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Surfing in Guadeloupe spreads across the coastlines of four communes: Saint-François, Le Moule, Sainte-Anne and Pointe-Noire. The 17 published listings in this section bring together the spots and structures that make up the local surf scene, from the Atlantic-facing beaches to the more sheltered coves. Each listing gives you the…
Surfing in Guadeloupe spreads across the coastlines of four communes: Saint-François, Le Moule, Sainte-Anne and Pointe-Noire. The 17 published listings in this section bring together the spots and structures that make up the local surf scene, from the Atlantic-facing beaches to the more sheltered coves. Each listing gives you the practical details needed to plan a session: where the spot sits, how to reach it and what kind of conditions you can expect. Whether you are looking for a school to take a first lesson or a reef break to practise on your own, the entries are organised so you…
Surfing in Guadeloupe spreads across the coastlines of four communes: Saint-François, Le Moule, Sainte-Anne and Pointe-Noire. The 17 published listings in this section bring together the spots and structures that make up the local surf scene, from the Atlantic-facing beaches to the more sheltered coves.
Each listing gives you the practical details needed to plan a session: where the spot sits, how to reach it and what kind of conditions you can expect. Whether you are looking for a school to take a first lesson or a reef break to practise on your own, the entries are organised so you can compare options by commune and by level.
The range of coastlines means the water is rarely the same from one end of the island to the other. Saint-François and Sainte-Anne open onto the Atlantic side, while Pointe-Noire sits on the calmer Caribbean coast. Le Moule adds its own stretches of shoreline. Use these pages to match a spot to your experience and to the time you have on the island.
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