Saint Barthélemy is a Carribean island that feels bigger than it actually is. The tiny island does not feel overcrowded with its hills and different landscapes while being home to 5-star hotels, luxury villas, gourmet restaurants with a dense concentration all in one place. While the villas and hotels are peaceful and secluded, no point on the Island is more than 15-20 minutes away by car. 

It is a tropical paradise with beaches of pristine white sand stretching to turquoise water; small mountainsides covered with vegetation and villas; heavenly views from your villa terrace overlooking the bay of St Jean and the marine reserve; an island culture that exudes relaxation and lavishness while still being very French.

The climate is warm year-round – it averages about 80 degrees Fahrenheit during winter months but rarely drops below 60 degrees. 

Saint Barthélemy is a French Caribbean island, floating in the Caribbean Sea at 17°55 North and 62°5 West, and located close to the Franco-Dutch island of St  Martin / St Maarten, the English island of Anguilla and the archipelago of Guadeloupe. It measures 25 square kilometers (about 10 square miles) and is home to appr. 10,000 people. 

Considered one of the oldest volcanic islands in the Lesser Antilles chain, its dry, rocky soil does not lend itself to agriculture. But its jagged coastline encircled with sparkling white sand and more than thirty beaches makes the island one of the hottest vacation spots. 

Connecting flights from Saint Martin and San Juan link to the island to the US, Canada, South America, France, and The Netherlands.