St. Barts | Destination overview
St. Barthelemy is the official handle of this glitzy, ritzy resort. But everybody calls it St Barts. It is the first choice for the champagne and caviar set who pour their cash and cachet into St Barts with ever-increasing enthusiasm. You can engage in the usual Caribbean rainbow of watersports. As befits a French island, epicures will be treated to some of the finest cuisine on earth. Although French is the official lingo, English is widely used.
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Le P'tit Morne Colombiaer - Nestled over the green hillside, Le P'tit Morne dominates
one of the most majestic sites of St. Barts. This charming
hotel is a few minutes only from immaculate white sand finest
beaches, trades and restaurants. From your terrace overlooking the
natural marine reserve, you will never tire of watching the waves
Hotel Taiwana - Unparalelled, exclusive hotel, the Taiwana is located on
the edge of the pristine Flamands beach, one of the most
sought out spots on the island. 11 units: 10 suites and 1 room.
no unit is similar, certain suites include several rooms and
some have a private swimming pool. Customer services are
Tropical Hotel - Sky high, a true precious stone circled by turquoise and
navy blue, Saint Barthelemy enjoys sunshine juste above water
level and rises from them like a rare jewel.
Here, the
Tropical Hotel is snuggled between sky and sea. In the very heart
of St Jean Bay. 5 minutes away from Gustavia and 1 minute
All about St. Barts
When Christopher Columbus sailed past this island in 1493, he said a mouthful by naming the place for St Bartholomew. When the French took over, the island eventually became ritzy, glitzy St Bartholemy. The Columbian mouthful finally evolved into St ... continue
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