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Vacationers who are searching for a pretty beach away from the crowds might want to visit Point Tarare.
The shores of Point Tarare are some of the most pristine on the island, but you won't find any shade at this sandy hot spot. Located about 45 minutes from from Gosier, this beach has a tranquil atmosphere ideal for some relaxing sun bathing.
Those searching to find a secluded spot in Guadeloupe may find that Point Tarare is just the right spot. Not too far from any cities, but your travels won't take you too far away from cities either, it is an excellent middle ground.
It's best to remember that, although Point Tarare is by no means secluded, you'll find it's further from the crowds in Guadeloupe than others. It's a great option for vacationers who would like to make the most of their time at the beach without having to fight for a spot on the sand.
You'll easily find beautiful scenery on the beaches of Guadeloupe, helping them to become a popular destination for vacationers. Although travelers often frequent these beaches, you may find that some have less of a draw than others. Each beach has its own personality, and it's easy for many vacationers to enjoy everything Point Tarare has to offer.
Location
You'll find this sunny section of sand on the northeastern coast of Guadeloupe, 0.7 miles from Pointe des Chateaux. Point Tarare is close to St-Francois, so you can tour the town after your visit to the beach.
Nearby Hotels
The number of other guests enjoying the beach can vary widely, depending on the time of day and season of the year. Those who would like to stay near this beach can certainly find a spot.
The following table provides additional hotel options.
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Amenities and Ambience
This clothing-optional beach can only be reached after a short and easy hike. At the top of the trail, a small café serves cool drinks and light snacks in the shade for guests.
How crowded the beach is depends on the time of year, time of day, and many other factors. Some of Guadeloupe's beaches are more crowded than others particularly during the high season. An important thing to remember when considering a day at the beach may be the size of the crowd you'll be joining, which is important to some vacationers. While some prefer a crowded beach filled with people and activity, other beach bums like a quieter oceanfront setting.
Like many places in Guadeloupe this beach has its own personality which will be particularly attractive to some visitors. The personality of this beach is a little different from most other locations in Guadeloupe. Point Tarare has been a clothing-optional beach since 1964.
Attractions
If you're like most vacationers, you enjoy seeing plenty of wonderful sights during your visit-- and also relax. A day at the beach can be a relaxing part of your vacation, but natural wonders, like Pointe des Chateaux (located 0.7 miles to the southeast of Point Tarare) can be an wonderful part of your vacation experience.
A lot of nearby activities will ensure you won't run out of things to do. The following table contains a list of attractions near this beach.
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Food
Notwithstanding the fact that there aren't many widely-known restaurants nearby you can still satiate your hunger, particularly if you're prepared to drive a bit.
A list of restaurants is listed below.
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Vacationers will find plenty of great restaurants in Guadeloupe, but not every meal has to be eaten in a formal setting. Some vacationers like having a meal on the beach. Many hotels are happy to pack a picnic lunch for their guests, or you can find picnic supplies en route to the beach.
You will also find a restaurant at this beach.Other Beaches
There are plenty of beaches in Guadeloupe; therefore, Point Tarare is just one of the options. You might also enjoy a visit to Anse Crawen; it is located 38.9 miles to the southwest. Travelers seeking a small, remote beach in a secluded area might enjoy Anse crawen.
Still, if you're searching for something a little more active, Le Moule may be just what you're looking for. It's found 11.9 miles to the west.
You may also enjoy Anse de la Gourde, which can be found 1.4 miles away from Point Tarare. Anse de la Gourde is a popular beach for tourists visiting Guadeloupe.
Point Tarare may not be right for you, and if this beach doesn't strike your fancy, Guadeloupe is home to many other options.