St. Barths

Where crystal-clear water meets white sandy beaches, you will find a true paradise on earth. Here, you will gain an insight into a country whose landscapes could easily feature on a holiday poster. But these moments and wonderful experiences are real and will remain with you forever. Here, you are almost alone and can watch the palm trees swaying in the gentle sea breeze, so romantic and sensual at the same time. Let yourself be seduced by the gentle lapping of the water and take a cooling dip or swim out a little way to see the bay in a whole new light. In addition to this wonderful tranquility, the island has many other enchanting gems to offer. Numerous exclusive restaurants, shops, and hotels present you with a wonderful selection of culinary delights, shopping opportunities, and many other wonderful moments. Even the most discerning vacationers feel at home here and get their money's worth, because it's not for nothing that this island is also known as "Manhattan-sur-Mer" or "Monaco of the Caribbean." Let yourself be pampered by the Caribbean climate of the island and enjoy every second of your luxury vacation on St. Barths.

The island's capital, Gustavia, is located in an idyllic natural harbor and surrounded by rolling hills that visually radiate a protective effect. This wonderful view is characterized by the many houses with their red tile roofs, which add wonderful colorful accents. Here you will also find the ruins of four historic forts, which are located on the overgrown slopes and are waiting to be discovered by you. In addition, you can learn about the exciting history of the island and how it impressed people back then. In the cute and peaceful fishing village of Corossol, you can have a hat woven from palm leaves and learn about the old tradition. This wonderful souvenir perfectly reflects the soul of the island. You also have the opportunity to climb the 281-meter-high summit of Morne du Vietet and enjoy a magnificent view of the island from the top. The island was named in 1493 by Christopher Columbus, who named it after his own brother Bartolomeo. Experience the green paradise of the earth on a luxury trip to St. Barth.