Saint Barthelemy

Saint Barthelemy

Saint Barthelemy, affectionately known as St. Barts, is a French-speaking Caribbean island known for its stunning beaches, luxury yachting, designer shopping, and gourmet dining. The capital, Gustavia, with its red-roofed buildings, encircles a yacht-filled harbor and offers high-end restaurants and boutiques. The island`s seventeen beaches, each with its unique charm, are perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and snorkeling. For panoramic views, head to the hilltop village of Vitet. Despite its glamorous vibe, St. Barts manages to retain a relaxed Caribbean charm. Every year, it hosts the St. Barts Music Festival and the St. Barts Bucket, an elegant regatta that draws yachting enthusiasts from around the world.

Travel Time

January
Okay
February
Great
March
Great
April
Great
May
Best
June
Best
July
Best
August
Best
September
Great
October
Great
November
Great
December
Okay

Highlights, Sights & Attractions

Anse de Grande Saline

Known for its privacy, natural beauty, and unspoiled environment, Anse de Grande Saline is a favourite among locals. It`s the perfect spot for those looking for a quiet, beautiful place to relax. more

Known for its privacy, natural beauty, and unspoiled environment, Anse de Grande Saline is a favourite among locals. It`s the perfect spot for those looking for a quiet, beautiful place to relax.

Anse des Flamands

Anse des Flamands is one of the largest beaches on the island and less crowded than others. Its wide sandy stretch and beautiful clear water make it perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and leisurely walks. more

Anse des Flamands is one of the largest beaches on the island and less crowded than others. Its wide sandy stretch and beautiful clear water make it perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and leisurely walks.

Catholic Church in Lorient

This charming Catholic church in Lorient village is a peaceful retreat. Despite its simplicity, the church`s interior is beautifully maintained, with pristine white walls and wooden pews that create a serene atmosphere. more

This charming Catholic church in Lorient village is a peaceful retreat. Despite its simplicity, the church`s interior is beautifully maintained, with pristine white walls and wooden pews that create a serene atmosphere.

Colombier Beach

Accessible only by boat or a rugged hiking trail, Colombier Beach is a secluded paradise. The beach`s remoteness helps preserve its tranquillity, making it the perfect spot for a quiet day of relaxation. more

Accessible only by boat or a rugged hiking trail, Colombier Beach is a secluded paradise. The beach`s remoteness helps preserve its tranquillity, making it the perfect spot for a quiet day of relaxation.

Eden Rock Art Gallery

Located at the luxurious Eden Rock Hotel, this art gallery features a curated selection of works from international artists. The gallery`s exhibits are continuously changing, making each visit a unique experience. more

Located at the luxurious Eden Rock Hotel, this art gallery features a curated selection of works from international artists. The gallery`s exhibits are continuously changing, making each visit a unique experience.

Fort Gustav

The remnants of Fort Gustav offer historical intrigue and panoramic views of Gustavia and the harbor. While most of the fort has been eroded, the lighthouse and some canons still stand, and the area has several interpretive signs. more

The remnants of Fort Gustav offer historical intrigue and panoramic views of Gustavia and the harbor. While most of the fort has been eroded, the lighthouse and some canons still stand, and the area has several interpretive signs.

Grand Cul-de-Sac

Grand Cul-de-Sac is a stunning beach with clear, shallow waters, ideal for families and water sports enthusiasts. It`s especially popular for kite surfing due to the consistent trade winds. The beach is lined with several high-end resorts and restaur... more

Grand Cul-de-Sac is a stunning beach with clear, shallow waters, ideal for families and water sports enthusiasts. It`s especially popular for kite surfing due to the consistent trade winds. The beach is lined with several high-end resorts and restaurants.

Gustavia Harbor

Gustavia Harbor is not just a hub for luxury yachts; it`s also a shopping paradise. With everything from high-end fashion boutiques to quaint local shops, it`s a wonderful place to shop for unique gifts, souvenirs, and designer items. more

Gustavia Harbor is not just a hub for luxury yachts; it`s also a shopping paradise. With everything from high-end fashion boutiques to quaint local shops, it`s a wonderful place to shop for unique gifts, souvenirs, and designer items.

Climate

Month Temperature Sunshine hours Raindays
January 26 °C 9 1
February 25 °C 10 1
March 25 °C 10 2
April 26 °C 11 8
May 27 °C 11 7
June 27 °C 11 3
July 28 °C 11 11
August 28 °C 11 9
September 28 °C 10 14
October 28 °C 10 13
November 27 °C 10 12
December 26 °C 9 5

Facts

Language
  • French
Currency Euro
Population 9877
Tourists per year 200
Tourists per resident 0.020249063480814
Foundation 2007

Ratings

Popularity
75.00%
Cost of living
80.13%
Parental Leave
90.00%
Beach vacation
95.00%
Backpacking
70.00%
Hiking
55.00%
Diving
90.00%
Cycling
60.00%
Skiing
0.00%
Roadtrip
70.00%

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