The things no travel guide tells you about St. Barts — from the terrifying airport landing to the secret sunscreen and the best €20 picnic on the island. Regulars share all.
The honest 2026 breakdown of what St. Barts actually costs — hotels, villas, dining, activities, and getting there. No surprises. Sample budgets from $14,000 to $150,000+ for a week on the island.
The perfect 7-day St Barts itinerary for luxury travelers — day by day, hour by hour. Colombier by catamaran, Maya’s for dinner, Gouverneur at sunrise, and everything in between.
An honest head-to-head comparison of St Barts and St Martin across beaches, hotels, villas, dining, nightlife, cost, and the type of traveler each island suits best.
The definitive St Barts travel guide for 2026. When to go, how to get there, where to stay, best beaches, restaurants, and events — everything first-time and returning visitors need to know.
Where are you departing from to get to St Barth: Welcome to paradise: the French-Caribbean gem of St. Barts (Saint Barthélemy). But before your toes hit the sand and you toast with a chilled rosé, you’ll need to reach this chic island. With the short runway at Gustaf III Airport (SBH) and a handful of…
Transfer Guide · St. Martin to St. Barts St. Martin / Sint Maarten to St. Barts: The Best Ways to Get There St. Barts is just 20 miles from St. Maarten/St. Martin. Whether you prefer a thrilling short flight, a budget-friendly ferry, a stylish yacht, or a helicopter transfer — here are all the options…
St. Barts, or Saint-Barthélemy, is a glamorous Caribbean gem—just 8 square miles of French flair, high-end boutiques, pristine beaches, and secret local treasures. Whether you’re returning or visiting for the first time, this insider guide will elevate your experience beyond the typical tourist trail. ✅ Best Time to Visit 🚘 Getting Around the Island 🏖…
The Ultimate Guide to Grocery Shopping and Self-Catering in St. Barts St. Barts (Saint Barthélemy) is renowned for its luxurious lifestyle, breathtaking beaches, and fine dining experiences. However, for visitors seeking a self-catering option, whether in a villa or a rented apartment, the island offers a range of grocery stores, specialty markets, and fresh produce…
Visitors often ask an important question when traveling to tropical islands: Is the tap water safe to drink? Fortunately, in St. Barts, the answer is generally yes — but there are a few important considerations to keep in mind. Water Supply in St. Barts St. Barts is a relatively small island with limited natural freshwater…