St. Barts Travel Information
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When to Go
The island’s tropical climate varies little with a median temperature of 81 F. There are two seasons on St. Barts, the dry season from December through April, and the more humid period between May and November. Although brief showers never dampen the exhilarating island mood for long.
Region: Caribbean
Featured St. Barth Hotel
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Christopher Hotel, St Barth
St. BarthsOur 4-Star classification designates those properties with well-appointed, deluxe accommodations, extensive amenities and comprehensive guest services. Expect attention to detail and a warm and hospitable staff ready to cater to your needs. These superb properties offer a truly refined getaway.-
Not An All-Inclusive Property
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Not A Couples Only Resort
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Not an Adults Only Property
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Spa Services
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Sandals/Beaches Resorts Only
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Family Program
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Breakfast Included
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No Meal Plans Available
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Not A Beachfront Property
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No Villa
Embodying an air of relaxed elegance, this resort is the ideal base for an enjoyable St. Barts vacation.
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Fast Facts
Native islanders, known as Les Saint-Barths, have long been ecologically conscious. Conserving Saint Barthélemy’s rich natural environment and wildlife led to the creation of a marine park to protect its underwater region. In 1998, the island also started the first recycling program in the Caribbean.
Creole cuisine, which incorporates sustainable local ingredients, is ubiquitous on the island.
A traditional aperitif of ti’punch, with white rum, cane sugar, and lime, is frequently served with accras, deep-fried codfish fritters. Curried goat, chicken or pork with pureed yams or sweet potatoes and locally harvested tropical fish are often on the menu.
Islanders satisfy their sweet tooth with fresh fruit sorbets and cocktails incorporating local bananas, mangos, papayas, pineapples, passion fruit, carambola (star fruit) and cherries.
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