The Toiny Coast Trail is one of the most stunning and rugged hikes on the island of Saint Barthélemy, offering a perfect blend of dramatic coastal scenery, raw natural beauty, and a sense of adventure. This trail runs along the southeastern coast, starting near the Toiny Beach area and following the island’s wild coastline. It’s…
Nestled on the beautiful island of Saint Barthélemy, the hike from Grand Fond to Petit Saline offers an unforgettable experience for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. This trail combines stunning coastal views, rugged terrain, and lush landscapes, making it one of the most rewarding hikes on the island. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or…
Introduction: A Slice of Heaven in St. Barts Saint-Barthélemy, or St. Barts, is synonymous with luxury, white-sand beaches, and turquoise waters. But beyond its glamorous resorts and yachts lies a natural wonder that captures the heart of every adventurer: Les Piscines Naturelles, or the Natural Pools. These secluded rock pools, carved by nature’s hand, offer…
Morne de Vitet stands as the highest point on the island of St. Barthélemy. Rising to 286 meters (938 feet) above sea level, this mountain offers not just a challenging hike but also breathtaking panoramic views that capture the essence of the island’s rugged beauty. For those seeking an adventure that combines physical activity with…
Côte Sauvage, located on the island of St. Barthélemy (St. Barts), is a region known for its rugged beauty and unspoiled landscapes. The name “Côte Sauvage” translates to “Wild Coast,” aptly describing its untouched, natural state. This area offers a stark contrast to the more developed and tourist-friendly parts of the island, providing visitors with…
The Grand Fond trail, situated on the idyllic island of Saint Barthélemy, offers a captivating escape into the natural wonders of the Caribbean. Nestled in a less frequented part of the island, this trail provides an adventure into the rugged terrain, showcasing the unique beauty and serene atmosphere that Saint Barthélemy has to offer. This…
St. Jean Beach is one of the most popular and iconic beaches on St. Barts (St. Barthélemy). It’s known for its white sands, clear turquoise waters, and its proximity to the Gustaf III Airport, where planes can be seen landing just over the beach, offering a unique spectacle. While St. Jean Beach itself is easily…
Pointe Milou is one of the most scenic spots on St. Barts (St. Barthélemy) and is known for its panoramic views, luxury villas, and the famous Le Ti St Barth nightclub. While Pointe Milou is more commonly associated with driving due to its residential nature, there are paths and areas around that can be explored…
Colombier Beach, also known as “Rockefeller’s Beach”, is one of the most pristine and secluded beaches on the island of St. Barts (St. Barthélemy). Because it’s not accessible by car, the only ways to get to Colombier Beach are by boat or by hiking, which adds to its allure and tranquility. Hike to Colombier Beach…
Fort Karl: Fort Karl is located in Gustavia, the capital of St. Barts. The fort was originally built in the late 18th century by the Swedish (who once controlled the island) to defend the harbor of Gustavia. Hike Details: Tips: Conclusion: While St. Barts might be primarily known for its beaches and luxury, taking the…
