St Barts^
St Barts, St Barths or St Barthélemy? Whatever you call it, you’ll soon see why St Barts is a hideaway of the rich and famous.
Named by Columbus (after his elder brother) in 1493, St Barts may only measure eight square miles, but it packs in all the ingredients to make it a jewel in the Caribbean’s crown. Small, smart and sophisticated, it’s where you can soak up the postcard views or get your kit off and bask like a lizard on one the golden beaches. Foodie? Tuck in at one of the chic bistros or feed your passion for fashion in the designer boutiques.
Don’t Miss
Gustavia – Don’t Miss Gustavia – Roam around the island’s capital and snap the red-roofed buildings or check out the sleek yachts in the harbour. Shopping – Want to splash the cash? Visit the local boutiques to stock up on a designer label or two – it’s not every day you’re in a tax-free designer haven!
Beaches – Beach bum? Pull up a towel, smooth on the sunscreen and bronze your body on one of the soft sandy beaches – or if you’re a water baby, try your hand at windsurfing or scuba diving.
^ Passengers will be taken ashore by tender boat.
Barbados Action Ashore
Grab your camera and head off on a tour of the island, through the countryside to St Jean Bay and the salt pond.
Dive, dive, dive... Strap on a tank and flippers, buddy up and then splash into the shimmering water for some scuba diving.
Slide on a snorkel and mask then spy on the sea life beneath the waves.
For detailed Action Ashore for St Barts, click here.
