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Mid-Island and north of Marigot, Friars Bay spoils that sunbather and swimmer who want a more low-key environment, it is a perfect beach for family time – quiet and peaceful. The beach chairs and umbrella service is available by both Friar’s Bay Café, which is famous for its French ambiance, as well as by Kali’s Beach Bar that provides the Caribbean food loved by the locals… and soon to be your new favorite.

Close your eyes, spin around three times and then point to any of the restaurants that line the main street of grand case and enjoy a meal of a lifetime. Often called the “gourmet capital” of St. Martin, you have a choice of restaurants on the water or on the in-land side of the street. Harmony night (tuesdays in season) offers fun music and a parade. Looking for a more relaxed atmosphere? Several lolos (locally owned, locally operated) restaurants on the street offer great bbq. Enjoy the warm breezes and your favorite rum drink while you eat a delicious rack of ribs or your favorite fish.

Explore the northern tip of St. Martin and be doubly rewarded with panoramic mountain views, as well as the calm water and white sandy beaches of Anse Marcel. Enjoy a relaxing swim, bronze in the sun, and top off the day with a gourmet meal at Anse Marcel Gourmet restaurant. You have a choice to lunch in an individual gazebo with guaranteed confidentiality and discretion. Or enjoy your meal on the main floor, both have an ocean and the beach view.
The chef has both options – refined dishes and simple, quick lunch.
This is the good life you deserve!

Warm shallow waters and soft sand beaches make Pinel island a perfect spot to break the day to unwind after an active morning on the boat.
Savor your scrumptious lunch at Yellow Beach or Karibuni restaurant, both serve 5-star gourmet food specializing in lobster. Save some lettuce to feed iguanas. These primeval, dragon-looking-like lizards are very friendly there.
Want some exercise after eating all that good food, bring your hiking shoes and head over to the other side of the island and its two other more deserted beaches.

On the western corner of St. Martin, lies pink sand Bay Rouge (giving it its name) – the best local, non-touristy beach on island. It is a quiet and intimate beach with a spectacular view. It has the preferred view of many stunning villas. Take a swim or walk down the beach to see a natural deep hole in the cliff flooded by water.
Neighboring Plum Bay (baie Prune) is even more secluded. Both are restaurant-free. Great for walking, snorkeling, swimming or sunbathing.
These are aesthetically pleasing must-see beaches.

Mullet Beach is a perfect place for swimmers and surfers and a preferred hangout for locals on the weekends. Its long white sand beach is known for the regular roll of its waves making it a surfer’s delight. A gentle sloping access into the sea makes it perfect for swimmers. Quench your thirst, feast on ribs or chicken or indulge in that must-have pina colada at one of the beach bars.

Gustavia, the harbor capital of the eclectic St. Barths, is definitely something to visit! In the middle of the winter this is a home for some of the most spectacular yachts on the planet. Stroll along the quay and marvel at the size and elegance of these vessels.
Or you can shop for the latest and most famous fashion brands for as long as your heart desires.
A short hike will take you to the Fort Karl to enjoy the vistas of the Gustavia harbor! On top of the opposite shore, you can find a lighthouse and just as stunning view! Strolling down the street you find many remnants of the Swedish history including Swedish street signs, Swedish Clock Tower and Swedish Jail. The Clock Tower and Jail are quaint buildings, also up a bit of a hill, everything here is up-hill…
While enjoying all that hiking, keep in mind to stay hydrated, and for that Gustavia offers plenty of restaurants and caffe on the boardwalk.

This beach is a terrific destination! It is a protected Marine Park
Best accessed by boat, this secluded caramel-color sand beach is stunning. One of St. Barths’ best beaches, Colombier ’s calm waters make it ideal for snorkeling. If you are looking for that private island sanctuary to restore and renew, here it is!
Anse de Colombier bay and beach is on of our favorite anchorages in the West Indies. Difficult to access by land which makes for that special feeling. The bay contains more than a dozen well maintained moorings which are free! You are close to Gustavia without the crowds and expense. Wonderful swimming and snorkeling, the heavenly setting!

On the island of Ile de la Fourche, off the coast of St. Barts the Herds of wild goats are the most obvious inhabitants on the cactus covered rocky hills of this island. Have an afternoon snorkel and keep your eyes out for the sea turtles that are often seen here. Climb to the top of one of Fourche’s five peaks and take in the panoramic view of the Leeward Islands as the sun sets. If you are there in the spring, look for humpback whales as they migrate south.

On the eastern side of the beautiful island of Anguilla, looking back at St. Martin, lies the amazing white sand Rendezvous Beach.
Famous island reggae singer Bankie Banks is often the star performer at his restaurant on Rendezvous Beach called “The Dune Preserve”. Enjoy some reggae rhythms while you shuffle your toes across the powder sand that is your dance floor.
You can enjoy your lunch on shore at this bay. There are a few places to chose from, all of them are spectacular. Creole BBQ is fantastic at Sunshine shack, it is famous for its mouthwatering grilled specialties and the laid-back spirt of Anguilla.
Also, it is the perfect place for that peaceful afternoon cocktail on the boat, watching sunset, listening the water lap on the sides of the boat…

Long and beautiful Meads Bay on Anguilla full of finest caramel color sand, calm and quiet most of the time of the year, is a home for a number of fantastic restaurants like seafood Jacala Beach Restaurant (gourmet French cuisine), the Savi beach (French Creole fusion) to name a few.
Enjoy the day on one of the most amazing beaches, swim in the clear, perfectly turquoise water, play with Seabob, and with other water toys!

On the southeast corner of Anguilla lies Crocus Bay, creating a beautiful crescent underneath the Crocus Hill, the highest elevation on the island being 213 ft. This clean soft white and pink sand beach seems out of the way but there so worth an effort of reaching out there. Snorkeling and swimming are a pleasant way to spend your time on this beautiful beach. DaVida is a versatile beach restaurant with friendly service and outstanding fresh local seafood!

Two rocky coral cays north of Road Bay in Anguilla make up Prickly Pear Cays. White sandy beaches and coral reefs are the most outstanding features. Enjoy a pleasant day exploring the rocky coast, home to a number of nesting sea birds.