Why Would You Go for Yachting in St. Barts?

You must have been hearing about the sailing bonanza of St. Barts. Well, there’s a reason for this boom!

Appearing recently on sailing magazines, St. Barts or St. Barthelemy has gained quite a momentum for its impeccable perks. Tourists across the globe come here to enjoy the wonders of island life.

However, to get in and explore the untouched treasure trove, yachting in St. Barts is an unsurpassable option. Known for its glamour and glitz, St. Barts also oozes a captivating amalgamation of fun beach life and of course the ultimate European sophistication.

It has quite a history! Read up –

The entire island is divided into 40 quartiers and with a population of 7 million in total. This picturesque island was discovered by observant Christopher Columbus back in 1493 A.D. Mesmerised by its beauty, he decided to name it after his brother, and thus, how the place got its name.

The language, culture and local cuisine are distinctly French till date, and boasting of a peaceful climate, it attracts a huge tourist squad every year especially during the winter. Therefore, opting for a yacht charter in St. Barts proves to be a plausible option for you this year.

Places to hop in – Yachting in St. Barts

1. Flamands Beach

Flamands beach, also known as Anse des Flamands, is located almost 3 miles north of Gustavia. Start your Day 1 from this pristine beach with its impressive offerings like rolling surf, boogie boarding along with rolling waves. Get sun-soaked and cherish the winter on the sands of Flamands beach.

FYI, this should be in your chart because Flamands is one of those few beaches on St. Barts with shade. Without lugging those giant umbrellas, simply get indulged into the scenic beauty.

1. Colombier Beach

The Rockafella owned a large part of Colombier beach in the 1960s. Since then, the beach is also known as Rockafellar’s Beach. The shallow bay and clear water are favourable for snorkelling and other water activities. However, going too far is not recommended. The amazing fact is that this beach doesn’t connect with any public road. Hence, rowing the boat gives the option to discover this secluded spot. Tourists usually come here to chill and stay sun-dappled within to imbibe in the feeling of solitude and isolation.

• Gustavia

Sprawled across an area of 3.4 square kilometres, Gustavia is a treasure hunt for sure. The town got its name from the King Gustav III of Sweden. However, France took a position from Sweden in 1878. So, you can easily understand this li’l Caribbean borough is a complete book of history & culture. A yacht charter in St. Barts remains incomplete if you do not witness the magnificent views of Fort Gustave built in 1787 to protect the harbours.

1. Gouverneur Beach

This serene blue island looks no less like an out-of-the-way curve of white sands with small green hillocks at the backdrop. So, apart from blue and beyond, you can get a cinematic view of greeneries. Unlike other beaches, it’s a small one but brims with all the offerings and complete privacy. You need to enjoy food on the yacht as there are no vendors nearby.

So, if your soul craves for solitary, you know where to go while yachting in St. Barts.

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