City: St. Barthelemy
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Christopher Columbus added St. Barthelemy, or St. Barts to his collection in 1493, but the French soon stepped in. Today, the chic Caribbean island - officially a department of France - is a popular winter getaway for people from mainland France, the rest of Europe and North America. Keep in shape and walk between attractions or get a rental car to see more of the island. Beachgoers can choose between strands such as Grand Saline, if nude sunbathing appeals, or shady, isolated Colombier Beach.
Restaurants in St. Barthelemy
1. FunSeaker
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 185 reviews
The Funseaker boat is available for private (half day and full day charters) and tour group charters. It is a 51ft PowerCat well equipped with 3 cabins, outdoor and indoor dining space, plenty of shaded and cushioned seating space, fly bridge, watersports on board, a comfortable dinghy and an exceptional staff! Hop on board you will not be disappointed.
2. Seabob St Barth by H2O
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 74 reviews
Created in 2013, SEABOB ST BARTH is the St Barth's Official Seabob Center operated by H2O, the reference for SEABOB RENTAL & SALES and most of all for absolute fun and unique SEABOB ACTIVITIES & EVENTS, the only Seabob Provider in St Barth with professional certified Seabob instructors. The professionalism, the experience and know-how of the H2O team will guarantee your best SEABOB Xperience in St Barth ! Beware of copycats and all those trying to be us !! Reservation only ... Your H2O team is waiting to meet you in St Barth soon.
3. Anse de Grande Saline
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 410 reviews
Watch out prudes, this beach is not for the shy: nude sunbathing is the norm at this beach.
Reviewed By 73tl - Toronto, Canada
Its about a 15 min hike to the beach from the parking lot. Its not too busy but the water can be a little rough depending on the day.
4. Shell Beach
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4.5 based on 730 reviews
This beach is littered with shells for that perfect vacation memento.
Reviewed By LKhor - Atlanta, United States
Love this beach. You can bring your own food and drinks for picnic or rent beds from Shellona and get full service! Lots of families and locals come here to swim and chill out. Popular with locals and tourists alike. Sunset was great, not quite the egg yolk that I wanted to see, but still worth waiting for.
5. St. Jean Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 578 reviews
The island's most popular beach, best known for its white sand beaches and calm waters perfect for swimming and sailing.
Reviewed By c48gold - Charleston, United States
The September,2017 hurricane brought much destruction to the island which everyone was sad to see. One thing that was destroyed that everyone is glad to see is the fence that cut the beach in half. It was put up after a tourist was killed taking a selfie at the end of the airport runway while a plane was landing. There’s now an area at the end of the runway which is cordoned off by rope and you can easily walk around it along the water’s edge.It’s about a half mile from Les Ilets (a great place to stay) to Eden rock - great for a nice morning walk - or a walk anytime! FYI, The part of Eden Roc hotel that was on the rock itself is still under construction as is most of that part of the beach.
6. Jicky Marine Service
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 67 reviews
Jicky Marine, private marina in the hearth of Gustavia for catamaran day charter, luxury motor boat day cruise, inter island transfer, bare boat, diving, jet ski and more...
7. Anse du Gouverneur
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4.5 based on 336 reviews
You won't find crowds at this beautiful beach, but you won't find shade either, so bring an umbrella.
Reviewed By 994linday - Frisco, United States
Gouverneur is a wild and natural beach on the southern coast, a scant 10 minute drive from Gustavia (assuming you don’t miss the turnoff like we did). The road to the beach is steep and winding (and scenic so drive carefully). Parking is convenient. There are no facilities; the beach is sans hotels, restaurants, bars, bathrooms, and possibly bathing suits. Just sand and surf, the way mother nature intended. Gouverneur is a beauty of a beach!
