Explore The Caribbean
St. Barths lifestyle
St. Barths will never go out of style. Consistently a favorite amongst discerning travelers over the past several decades, people regularly return to the French-speaking island for its Caribbean shores, delicious cuisines—rich with fresh-caught fish and local ingredients—stunning villas, exclusive yachting scene, and the perfect balance between active living, European culture, and lively festivities.
Fill your days with refined cuisine, such as the dishes of Michelin-starred chef Éric Fréchon at La Petite Plage, where the menu features a selection of vibrant, sun-kissed dishes blending Mediterranean influences with local flavors.
Beach club lovers can’t miss Nao Beach Club, where Japanese refinement rubs shoulders with the shimmering Mediterranean. Le Café, a charming French restaurant can be the perfect environment for late night wine with piano live music, vibrant cocktails and champagne.
Apart from cherishing the island’s vast culinary offerings, visitors also return for its incredible shopping, which includes all of the major European luxury houses, such as Chanel, Fendi, Louis Vuitton, Versace, etc., as well as local gems that are exclusive to St. Barths, including St. Jean’s Pelican Shops or La Villa Créole.
Outside of shopping, nautical enthusiasts can also partake in the local boating and yachting scene, which brings about the annual St. Barths Bucket race in March, when only yachts measuring 100 feet or longer are invited. Unlike other destinations with fleeting popularity, St. Barths has always remained in vogue.
It takes just one trip to see why.