Sauteurs is a small, picturesque town located on the northern tip of Grenada, an island nation in the Caribbean. Known for its rich history and cultural significance, Sauteurs is a place where the past and present merge seamlessly. The town's name, which means "jumpers" in French, is a somber reminder of the indigenous Carib people who leapt to their deaths from nearby cliffs to avoid colonization by the French. Today, Sauteurs is a peaceful community with a laid-back atmosphere, offering stunning views of the Caribbean Sea and the Grenadine Islands. The town is characterized by its friendly locals, colorful buildings, and vibrant market where one can find fresh produce and local crafts. Sauteurs serves as a gateway to the Levera National Park, which boasts a beautiful lagoon, mangrove swamps, and a significant turtle nesting site. The town's economy is primarily based on agriculture and fishing, with nutmeg, cocoa, and bananas being important crops. Visitors to Sauteurs can enjoy a range of activities, from exploring historical sites like the Carib's Leap to relaxing on the nearby Bathway Beach. Although it is not a major tourist hub, Sauteurs offers a genuine experience of Grenadian life and culture.