Activities in St. Bart's
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Anse de Columbier
This secluded spot appeals to adventurous types, since you can only get here by boat or on foot. Hint: rather than starting from the hilltop in Col... More -
Anse de l'Orient
Down the coast from St.-Jean, this quiet crescent is popular with locals and surfers. Created by the editors of T+L for Regent Seven Seas Cruises... More -
Anse des Flamands
With its soft sand and placid water, Flamands gets our vote. Reserve a beachside table at Le Case de l'Isle (590-590/276-181), at tony Hôtel St.-Ba... More -
Anse du Gouverneur
Rarely crowded, Gouverneur is located over a mountain pass and down a steep hill on the island's south end. It's no-frills, so pack snacks. Creat... More -
Baie de St.-Jean
Lined with some of the island's top hotels (Eden Rock) and loudest clubs (Nikki Beach), this high-wattage strand is the place for people-watching. ... More -
Bar at Eden Rock
It's hard to believe Nikki Beach is only steps away from such an elegant waterfront bar, built atop the rock that gives the oldest hotel on the isl... More -
Café Santa Fe
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 -
Christiane Celle
In the sleek, cementfloored space, you'll find tunics and wrap dresses in crinkled silk that are perfect for travel. Created by the editors of T+... More -
Grand Saline Beach
A short hike over a rocky path opens onto a wide, white-sand stretch. Depending on the winds, the water can be rough. For lunch, head to the open-a... More -
Inter Oceans Museum
Check out the shells from around the world, collected by a wizened old man who claims he hasn’t found anything on St. Bart’s since tourism took off... More -
Kiwi St. Tropez
You need to look good at all times on St. Bart's—particularly on the beach. So come here for mix-and-match bathing suits in a rainbow of colors and... More -
Le Minimart
For a beach picnic, stock up on French delicacies: jambon cru; pork rillettes; Camembert. More -
Ligne St. Barth
The mobile spa uses ingredients sourced from the area, such as roucou oil, a natural sun protectant. More -
Lolita Jaca
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 -
Mandarine Bijoux
This hole-in-the-wall jewelry shop carries sea-themed baubles and antique pieces from around the globe. Created by the editors of T+L for Regent ... More -
Marine 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 -
Nikki Beach, St. Bart's
Check out the scene at this legendary beach club, where the champagne flows freely during Sunday's Tahiti Party. Skip the overpriced (and underwhel... More -
Shell 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
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 Strand, Gustavia
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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