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Anse Salabouelle

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Country
Guadeloupe
Coordinates
16.3268, -61.3053

Anse Salabouelle is a lesser-known surf spot on the east coast of Guadeloupe, near Saint-François. It’s exposed to the Atlantic, so it can pick up swell nicely, especially when other sheltered Caribbean spots are flat.

Surf character

  • Type: Beach break / sometimes shallow reef influence depending on the exact section
  • Wave quality: Can be fun and punchy when a solid swell arrives
  • Best on: East to northeast swells
  • Wind: Cleaner with light offshore or calm conditions; onshore trade winds can make it messy

What to expect

  • Crowds: Usually less crowded than the more famous Guadeloupe breaks
  • Skill level: Best for intermediate surfers, though small days can be suitable for beginners if conditions are gentle
  • Hazards: Reefy sections, shallow areas, and stronger currents when swell is up

Best time

  • Season: Winter to early spring generally brings the most consistent Atlantic swell
  • Tide: Can depend on the section, but mid tide is often safer/cleaner than very low tide

Overall vibe

Anse Salabouelle is more of a local, low-key wave than a high-profile surf destination. When it’s working, it offers a nice mix of tropical scenery and punchy waves with fewer people in the water.