When to Visit
November, December, and January constitute peak season here, and there is a chance one will be required to book a minimum of two weeks stay in order to get accommodation. However, since the weather is amazing almost all year round, there is no actual need to visit during X-mas holidays, as you can choose almost any other time and still enjoy this magical place to the fullest. Do note though that June to November is hurricane season, which means that the cost is way lower, but rain and wind could affect your holiday plans.

Why St. Barths
Apart from the fact that this tiny piece of land floating on turquoise waters is a sight for sore eyes and a jet-setters’ global favourite, at St. Barths you will witness a sui generis mixture of French charm and cosmopolitanism with a Caribbean flair. This small volcanic island embraced by warm shallow reefs and endless powdery white sand beaches is ideal for everyone, as it combines a laid-back summery feeling and exotic vibes with quintessential elegance and ultra-posh venues.

Saint Barths Experiences
There are countless of things to do and explore on St. Barths, which may come as a surprise considering how small the chicest of the Caribbean islands actually is. However, apart from laying under the sun all day and enjoying exotic cocktails with your feet buried in the sand, you can also get rather adventurous here. Catching a ride with a glass bottom boat to explore the colourful underwater world of the Caribbean sea is surely a must, as well as going on snorkelling or scuba diving adventures, always accompanied by experienced instructors.