Iles des Saintes is comprised of eight tiny islands, only two of which are inhabited. Both of those islands are open to tourists -- one has a number of restaurants and shops and the other is more remote. Both are mostly unspoiled and stunningly beautiful, with crystal clear waters loaded with coral reefs ideal for diving and snorkeling.
--By Shayne Thompson, Cruise Critic contributor
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Why go to Iles des Saintes?
Iles des Saintes' wide beaches and laid-back environment make for an ideal day on the shore
Iles des Saintes is minimally developed, so you shouldn't expect to find chain restaurants and shops
Picturesque Iles des Saintes is a lovely off-the-beaten path destination for a day of relaxation
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