Guadeloupe, a unique art of living
Between turquoise lagoon, championship golf course and pleasure marina, Saint-François offers an incomparable living environment in the French West Indies.
Saint-François, the jewel of Grande-Terre
Located at the eastern tip of Grande-Terre, Saint-François is the Guadeloupean municipality that concentrates the highest level of natural and tourist amenities. Protected lagoon, white sandy beaches, 18-hole golf course and international marina make up an unparalleled living environment.
Fifteen minutes from the airport and one hour from Gosier, the municipality benefits from exceptional sunshine, constant trade winds and a vibrant Creole gastronomic and cultural tradition.
Turquoise waters within reach of your terrace
The Saint-François lagoon is one of the most beautiful in the French West Indies. Protected by a coral reef, its calm, warm waters offer ideal conditions for sailing, paddleboarding, snorkelling and kitesurfing.
Belles Rives properties enjoy a direct view over this exceptional stretch of water from their dominant plateau, offering a 180° panorama over lagoon, golf course and Atlantic horizon.
A championship 18-hole course
The Saint-François Golf Course is one of the few 18-hole courses in the Caribbean. Designed by Robert Trent Jones, it runs directly alongside the lagoon and offers a playing experience in an exceptional natural setting.
Belles Rives residences are adjacent to the course. Some villas in the programme have a direct view of the fairways from their terraces and living spaces.
An international marina
The Saint-François marina welcomes sailing boats and catamarans from around the world. Its modern facilities and geographical location make it a preferred departure point for the Caribbean arc.
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The taste of the Caribbean
Creole gastronomy
Farmers' markets, waterfront restaurants, spiced rums and West Indian specialities a stone's throw from your villa.
Water sports
Kitesurfing, sailing, paddleboarding, diving — all water sports are accessible from the marina or surrounding beaches.
Hiking & nature
Coastal paths, listed mangroves, nature reserves: Guadeloupe's biodiversity is there to explore on foot or by bike from Belles Rives.
Culture & festivals
Carnival, patron saint festivals, gwoka and zouk music festivals: Guadeloupe's cultural calendar is one of the richest in the Caribbean.
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