Places in Saint-Barthélemy, St Barthélemy
17 places in Saint-Barthélemy, St Barthélemy, including Cheval Blanc St-Barth, Colombier Beach (Anse de Colombier) and Corossol Village: beach, things to do, parks & nature, accommodation and food & drink. Opening hours, contact details an…
- Cheval Blanc St-Barth · Accommodation — The former Hôtel Saint-Barth Isle de France, now the Caribbean maison of the Cheval Blanc collection, sits directly on the white sand of Flamands Bay. Its 61 l…
- Colombier Beach (Anse de Colombier) · Beach — A secluded cove at the island's northwest tip that no road reaches: visitors arrive by boat or by a scenic 20-30 minute coastal footpath from Petite Anse. The…
- Corossol Village · Things to do — A small seaside village that remains the island's most traditional corner, where wooden fishing boats still land their morning catch on a quiet brown-sand beac…
- Eddy's Restaurant · Food & Drink — Tucked down a side street near the harbour, Eddy's has served French-Creole cooking in a lush open-air tropical garden since 1995. Run by a member of the famil…
- Eden Rock - St Barths · Accommodation — Perched on a rocky promontory jutting into St Jean Bay, Eden Rock began in the 1950s as aviator Rémy de Haenen's home and the island's first hotel, drawing gue…
- Fort Gustav and Gustavia Lighthouse · Things to do — On the headland north of the harbour stand the remains of Fort Gustav, built in 1787 during the Swedish era, including a stone guardhouse, cisterns and old can…
- Fort Karl · Things to do — The hilltop remains of one of the three Swedish forts that once guarded Gustavia, reached by a short marked trail from the edge of town near Shell Beach. Littl…
- Gouverneur Beach (Anse du Gouverneur) · Beach — A wide crescent of pale sand on the wild south coast, reached by a steep road down from the Lurin heights. There are no buildings and no vendors, just green hi…
- Grand Cul-de-Sac Lagoon · Parks & Nature — A shallow, reef-protected lagoon on the northeast coast whose calm, waist-deep water stays clear for a long stretch offshore. Its seagrass meadows feed a resid…
- Gustavia Harbour and Historic Town · Things to do — The island's capital wraps around a deep, yacht-filled harbour and still carries the name of a Swedish king from the century when Sweden ruled the island. Red-…
- Le Select · Food & Drink — Opened in 1949 by Marius Stakelborough, this cheerful garden bar and burger spot in the heart of Gustavia is the island's oldest and most storied gathering pla…
- Morne de Vitet · Parks & Nature — At 286 metres, this green hill in the east is the highest point of Saint-Barthélemy, climbed by quiet country lanes and footpaths from the village of Vitet. Fr…
- Natural Pools of Grand Fond (Piscines Naturelles) · Parks & Nature — A cluster of rock-rimmed tidal pools on the rugged Grand Fond coastline, nicknamed the Washing Machine by locals for the way swells churn through them. A 20-30…
- Saline Beach (Anse de Grande Saline) · Beach — A long, wild beach reached by a short sandy footpath over dunes from a car park beside the old salt pond that gives it its name. There is no development on the…
- Shell Beach (Plage de Grand Galet) · Beach — A small cove a short stroll from the centre of Gustavia, carpeted not with sand but with millions of tiny seashells washed in by the currents. Rocky headlands…
- St Jean Beach · Beach — The island's liveliest stretch of sand, curving around a turquoise bay split in two by the rocky promontory that carries the Eden Rock hotel. Calm, reef-shelte…
- Wall House Territorial Museum · Things to do — The island's territorial museum occupies a restored Swedish-era stone building at La Pointe, on the far side of Gustavia's harbour. Its collections and rotatin…