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Activities in Gustavia

  • Café Santa Fe

    Bar
    On a high peak, this informal restaurant has a small bar and an island panorama—perfect to watch the sunset while you sip Ti punch and Carib beer. ... More

  • Calypso

    Shop
    The island's best-known shop was opened in 1992 by Christiane Celle—but she sold the brand name here and opened another shop. These days, Calypso c... More

  • Lolita Jaca

    Shop
    Owners Fabienne and Virginie Jaca are known for the kimono-sleeve dresses rendered in sexy silk or pretty block-print cotton sold in this sliver of... More

  • Marine Service

    Service
    Pick up snorkeling gear here and head to secluded Gouverneur Beach, where you’ll spot angelfish, sergeant majors, sea turtles, and the occasional n... More

  • M'Bolo

    Shop
    Laguiole knives with the outline of St. Bart's imprinted on the handle, shell-encrusted mirrors, and local spices fill the shelves in this tiny lit... More

  • Mia Zia

    Shop
    The shop carries bold pink tops and white Turkish towels edged with multicolored pom-poms. More

  • Shell Beach

    Beach
    A misnomer, Shell Beach has, sadly, few shells. The sand itself (gray, rough) isn't top-quality, but the placid cove is ideal for kids. For a lunch... More

  • St. Barth Properties

    Service
    Affiliated with Sotheby's, this boutique agency's 150 properties are located solely on St. Bart's and, unlike most of its competitors, it has an on... More

  • The House, St. Bart's

    Shop
    Even if you're not in the market for a 150-year-old wooden Buddha from Mandalay or a $10,880 vintage Vespa, this shop, in an antique former residen... More

  • The Strand, Gustavia

    Bar
    One of the latest boîtes-with-a-view in Gustavia, the Strand is also great for cocktails in its champagne lounge draped with white curtains, where ... More
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