Can you walk in St Barts?

Whether you're hopping between bays, hiking to a secluded cove, or taking a dip in the pools of water left at low tide, exploring St Barts on foot is endlessly rewarding. This island is rich in natural beauty and there's so much to see, do and photograph.



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All of the island's beaches are open to the public year-round, and even during peak season they're never really crowded. Whether you're looking for a place to picnic, the perfect snorkeling spot, a sunbather's paradise, or a bit of sand to run under your toes, St Barths has you covered.

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St. Barts—also known as St-Barth, St. Barths, and Saint Barthélemy—is a French-speaking Caribbean island known for its luxe vibe and flawless beaches.

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Make no mistake, this paradise is more expensive than other Caribbean islands (especially since local currency is the euro). But there's ways to enjoy St. Barts whether your budget is large or small.

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Yes, absolutely, it's worth it. The description of the vacation you desire, relaxation, pool, beach, dining experiences, it's got to be one of the best places in the Caribbean for that. Combined with the French culture and hospitlaity and it's downright hypnotic.

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To best explore and experience all that St. Barts has to offer, you will want to rent a car. There is no public transportation on the island, no Uber or Lyft drivers, and very few taxis.

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Many of the best places to stay in St Barts are set near the brilliant beaches of St Jean Bay or Grand Cul-de-Sac Bay, but some of our favourites are hidden on hillsides with panoramic ocean views.

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St. Barth is much more than just a tropical paradise. It's a unique cultural melting pot, with a rich history and fascinating traditions that make it truly one-of-a-kind. The charm extends to its lesser-known spots too, such as the quaint areas of Grand Fond and Anse de Grand.

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Barts' official language is French, but English is fluently spoken. The official currency is the Euro, but American dollars are often accepted. Electricity is 220-240 volts - 50 hertz. Adapters for other voltages are provided in our villas and hotels.

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While St Barts is smaller, chicer, and more geared towards couples, St Martin has much more variety and makes for an incredible family destination. That said, you can easily ferry between the two for day trips, which is why, for many, the decision ultimately comes down to which island is home to the villa they prefer.

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The crime rate is low. Petty crime, such as pickpocketing and purse snatching, occurs. Ensure that your personal belongings, including your passport and other travel documents, are secure at all times.

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Get the party started St Barts has a wealth of enticing cocktail bars, live music venues and clubs to enjoy. Follow our St Barts nightlife guide and book your seat at one of the hottest tables on the island…

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St. Barts is incredibly safe and there is very little to no crime on the island. The island is also marked as one of the safest Caribbean islands due to its murder rate of zero.

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The Russian billionaire appears to own at least one additional property in St. Barts that has not been previously reported. In 2009, Roman Abramovich paid a reported $90 million for his 70-acre estate on the Caribbean island of St. Barts, a French overseas territory.

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