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Relax on pristine beaches
St. Barts is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean. St. Jean Beach is known for its clear turquoise waters and lively atmosphere, St. Jean Beach is perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports. The beach is divided by Eden Rock, a popular luxury resort. Gouverneur Beach is a secluded beach is ideal for those seeking tranquility. Its soft white sand and crystal-clear waters make it perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Saline Beach represents another serene spot, Saline Beach is less crowded and offers stunning natural beauty. The walk to the beach through sand dunes adds to its charm.
The best beaches in Saint Barts
Explore Gustavia
Gustavia, the capital of St. Barts, is a bustling harbor town with a rich history and vibrant culture, with historic sites like Fort Karl and Fort Gustav to explore remnants of the island's colonial past and enjoy panoramic views of the harbor. Gustavia is a heaven for luxury shopping and it boasts a diverse culinary scene with restaurants serving everything from French cuisine to Caribbean specialties. Don't miss out on trying fresh seafood and local dishes like accras (cod fritters) and colombo (a Caribbean curry).
Fort Karl
Water activities
The clear waters surrounding St. Barts provide ample opportunities for water-based activities like snorkeling and diving. The island's coral reefs are teeming with marine life. Popular spots include Colombier Beach and the Nature Reserve of St. Barts, where you can see colorful fish, sea turtles, and more. Rent a boat or join a sailing tour to explore the island from the sea. The calm waters are perfect for a day of sailing, and you can visit nearby islands or hidden coves. For the adventurous, Lorient Beach offers great waves for surfing. Lessons are available for beginners.
Surfing
Hiking and nature trails
Colombier Beach Hike leads to the remote Colombier Beach, offering stunning views along the way. The hike is moderately challenging but rewards you with a pristine, uncrowded beach.
Lorient to Grand Fond Trail is a scenic route that takes you through the island's lush interior, offering views of the rugged coastline and verdant hills.
Hiking trails
Cultural experiences
Visit the Wall House Museum in Gustavia to learn about the island's history, culture, and maritime heritage. Regarding local festivals, time your visit to coincide with one of St. Barts' vibrant festivals. The St. Barts Music Festival in January and the Carnival in February/March are particularly popular, featuring music, dancing, and colorful parades.
Gustavia
Wellness and relaxation
Treat yourself to a day of pampering at one of the island's many spas. Enjoy massages, facials, and other treatments designed to rejuvenate your body and mind. Join a yoga class on the beach or take advantage of the island's fitness facilities to stay active during your stay.
Yoga class in your luxury villa
Nightlife and entertainment
While St. Barts is known for its laid-back vibe, it also offers a lively nightlife scene with bars and nightclubs. Enjoy cocktails and live music at one of the many bars in Gustavia. The island's nightlife ranges from chic lounges to vibrant beach bars. Many of the island's luxury hotels and beach clubs host exclusive events and parties, particularly during the peak tourist season.
Nightlife
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Aura
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Gouverneur
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Girasol [WV GIR]
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Marigot
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Casa Dolce [WV CDC]
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Pointe Milou
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Amalie [WV KAM]
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