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Experience the High Life in St. Barts

Saint Barthélemy is popular among the rich and the famous, offering an array of pristine beaches, multimillion-dollar yachts, designer shops and fine dining restaurants. Commonly called as St. Barts, this French-speaking Caribbean gem offers a quirky blend of opulent French charm and tropical Caribbean atmosphere. If you’re on the hunt for a luxury cruise, venture the Caribbean coast and set sail for Saint Barthélemy!

On a Caribbean cruise to St. Barts, you’ll call at Gustavia — the island’s capital boasting a yacht-filled harbour, red-roofed houses and historical sites. The quaint town is where the past meets modern, with a marvellous mix of colonial architecture and upscale establishments perfecting this picture-perfect paradise. Whether you want to discover St. Bart’s history in the museums, explore the underwater world or splurge in lavish boutiques, this chic Caribbean gem will surely leave you impressed.

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Saint Barthélemy Cruise Highlights

Fort Karl

Fort Karl is one of the three forts that protected Gustavia during the Swedish colonial era, along with Fort Gustave and Fort Octav. The short hike to this 17th century fortress rewards visitors with breathtaking views of Gustavia and Shell Beach, as well as the vibrant harbour dotted with bobbing yachts and surrounded by red-roofed houses. Cannons have been added to this historic military site and an observation platform was built for unparalleled sightseeing.

Gustavia Lighthouse

Set on Fort Gustave, the red and white Gustavia Lighthouse is one of the iconic and recognisable landmarks in St. Barts. Arriving at the fort, you’ll see the ruins of stone ramparts, cannons, a section of a brick-floored bakery and a powder house. Watch the stunning sunsets over the vibrant marina or simply admire the floating yachts. When the skies are clear, you can also catch sight of St. Kitts and Nevis on the horizon.

Saint Barthélemy Nature Reserve

The underwater world of St. Barts is blessed with teeming marine life, beautiful wrecks and colourful coral reefs. The marine reserve has five different zones with diving sites lying on the boundaries marked by white buoys. Colombier Beach and the Grand Cul De Sac are some of the best spots for snorkelling — get the chance to observe and swim with green turtles, stingrays and barracudas! For divers, Kayali is an excellent wreck dive site, featuring a sunken fishing trawler 30 metres deep into the water, as well as spotted eagle rays, lobsters and schools of tropical fish.

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Things to Do in Saint Barthélemy

Soak up sunshine on the beaches

St. Barts is home to over 20 picturesque beaches, so beachgoers and sun worshippers will surely be spoilt for choice! Situated just a stone’s throw away from the capital’s centre, Shell Beach is known for its shell-covered shores and scenic sunsets. Other popular spots are St. Jean Beach and Grand Cul De Sac Beach, both are perfect for exciting water sports like windsurfing and snorkelling. If you’re seeking an idyllic escape with unspoiled beauty, head to Saline Beach or Colombier Beach, offering a relaxing respite away from the crowds and the bustle.

Saunter around the quaint streets of Gustavia

The crescent-shaped harbour town of Gustavia is filled with high-end boutiques, art galleries and sophisticated restaurants. For history buffs, explore the fort ruins if you want to get an insight into the island’s storied past and a bonus of spectacular views awaits at the site or discover the Swedish heritage at the Wall House Museum. If you’re looking to relax and unwind, why not dip your feet as you catch the sunset at the shores of Shell Beach? Be sure to satisfy your shopping needs as you stroll along the Rue de la République, a street lined with fancy retail stores, before you leave.

View of the Gustavia harbour of Gustavia from Corossol

Visit the sleepy village of Corossol

Want an authentic taste of local life? Take a day trip to Corossol — a small fishing village on the island’s northwestern coast, exuding a quintessential laid-back Caribbean vibe. Affectionately nicknamed the “straw village,” the local craft tradition of straw weaving is a cultural practice and a source of livelihood among the women here, so you can purchase handcrafts souvenirs to take home. You can also drop by the seashell museum or find relaxation in the Corossol Beach. Transform your tropical dreams into reality and live the traditional slow-paced islander life whilst here!

Saint Barthélemy Cruise FAQs

When is the best time to take the Caribbean cruise to St. Barts?

The weather is warm year-round in St. Bart, but the peak tourist season falls under the months of late November through January. May and June are also considered a great time to visit as it’s outside the hurricane season and the crowds are lesser.

What are the top attractions to visit in St. Barts?

St. Barts packs a punch of points of interest besides its sun-drenched Caribbean beaches, including the scenic town of Gustavia, the sleepy villages of Corossol and Lorientand the Saint Barthélemy Nature Reserve.

What language do they speak in St. Barts?

The official language in St. Barts is French but English is widely spoken, so you can conveniently communicate and interact with the locals.

How to get around St. Barts?

St. Barts has no public transportation system or buses, so most travellers opt to rent cars, scooters, motorbikes and bicycles to explore the island. Taxis are also available but note that it can be quite pricey as the number of vehicles are limited.

What is the official currency in St. Barts?

Since it’s a French island, the official currency is Euro but US Dollars are often accepted. Major credit cards are also accepted in most establishments, such as shopping and car rentals.

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