Guadeloupe is an archipelgo with a main pair of islands, Grande-Terre and Basse-Terre, and six smaller islands, including Marie-Galante, La Desirade, and Terre d'en Haut and Terre d'en Bas (with the last two being part of the Saintes Islands) in the Caribbean. There are almost 200 miles of coastline for the islands.
St. Barts and St. Martin (French side) were once part of the Guadeloupe Archipelago.
Beach areas of Guadeloupe include Anse Bertrand, Anse Canot, Anse Crawen, Anse Caraibe, Anse Laborde, Anse de la Gourde, Anse de la Perle, Anse de Soufleur (Souffleur), Anse de Vieux Fort, Arawak Beach, Bas-du-Fort, Callinago Beach, Caravelle Beach (Plage Caravelle), Creole Beach, Grande Anse, Ilet du Gosier, La Plage de Cluny, Petit-Anse, La Porte d'Enfer, Le Moule, Plage des Caraibes, Plage de la Malendure, Ste. Anne, St. Francois, Salako Beach, and Point Tarare.
Some resources for Guadeloupe beaches include:
Guadeloupe's Beaches on Antilles-Info-Tourisme.com
Guadeloupe Islands Tourist Board
Guadeloupe beach images on Google.
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