Villa Cannella - Marie-Galante - Saint Louis

Where is this vacation rental in Marie-Galante located in Guadeloupe?

Villa Cannella is located 5 minutes away from the village of Saint-Louis, on the western coast of the island of Marie-Galante. Marie-Galante is only one-hour boat ride away from Pointe-à-Pitre or Saint-François. Once arrived on the Grand-Bourg port, the Villa Cannella is only 30-minutes ride away. The minimum stay is only 3 nights, meaning you can either spend only a weekend or combine your stay at the villa Cannella with another holiday rental in Grande-Terre or Base-Terre. 

Indeed, if you plan at least a 10 day trip in Guadeloupe, make sure to explore one of Guadeloupe’s three smallest islands – such as Marie-Galante!

How would you describe this holiday rental with pool in Marie-Galante?

This Creole-style architecture villa is a true haven of peace and is ideal for a short getaway in Marie-Galante. Nestled in the heart of a beautiful tropical garden, the villa is part of secured and private residence made up four villas. 

Perfect for friends or family stays, Villa Cannella has three air-conditioned bedrooms and two bathrooms, including one adapted for persons with reduced mobility. The modern living room opens onto a covered gallery featuring garden furniture for enjoying an aperitif and a large table for meals. A washing machine as well as detergent are at guests disposal at the residence entrance.

Outdoor, you can enjoy the benefit of a stone barbecue and a private Jacuzzi nestled in a green setting. You may rather prefer the lovely residence’s shared pool lined with deckchairs. For your comfort, note that breakfast delivery is possible, with an extra charge of 12 € / person.

What is there to do near the Villa Cannella in Marie-Galante?

The most beautiful beaches of Guadeloupe are located 8-minutes ride away from the villa: the beach of Anse de Mays, the beautiful cove of Anse Canot, the long white sandy beaches of Moustique as well as the ones in Vieux -Fort. There are many lovely restaurants, including “the Skipper”, in Saint-Louis to eat toes in the sand.