St. Barts is a small, chic French Caribbean island of white-sand coves, yachts in Gustavia harbor and fine dining. It is one of the Caribbean’s most expensive destinations, so the best deals come from small hotels, villas and travel outside the winter holidays.
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St. Barts is a call for small luxury and sailing cruise ships, which anchor off Gustavia harbor, and it is linked by ferry to St. Martin.
The harbor town of boutiques, restaurants and yachts, with small hotels.
The lively beach beside the airport, with hotels, restaurants and water sports.
A quieter village and beach, often with better-value stays and villas.
A long, peaceful beach on the northwest coast with a few upscale hotels.
A sheltered lagoon on the east side, good for kitesurfing and quieter resorts.
A famous hotel on a rocky promontory above St-Jean Bay, one of the island’s best-known landmarks.
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December–April is dry and the peak season, with the highest rates over Christmas and New Year. Late spring and early summer are quieter and cheaper; many businesses close in September and October.
Deals are relative here — look at small hotels in Lorient or St-Jean and travel in late spring or early summer for the lowest rates.
Most visitors fly in on small planes from St. Martin or take the ferry from St. Martin.
A small rental car is the easiest way to reach the island’s beaches; roads are steep and narrow.