St Barth is for many “l’ile par excellence”! Tiny St. Barth is the jewel of the French West Indies and has long been a favourite of sophisticated international travelers, jet setters and successful businessmen who come for its beauty, ambiance and casual elegance. Year after year, it attracts the highest concentration of Superyachts in the Caribbean, whose owners and guests appreciate its very French, stylish and sophisticated ambiance mixed with some charming Swedish touches which originated from its interesting early history.
Besides its gorgeous white sand beaches, fine dining in chic restaurants and world class shopping at trendy boutiques, St Barth also offers a selection of first class Superyacht services. Here, Captains and crew can find everything: from top class provisioners, fine wine, beautiful flower arrangements, luxurious spa for their guests, and the help of really superb 'Yacht Services' agents, used by the majority of visiting yachts - with all the inside island knowledge one could wish for. The New Year's Eve Regatta (see 'Regattas' section) along with the amazing street party with live bands and fireworks, makes good enough reason of its own to 'see the New Year in' here. St Barth also hosts – at the end of March – one of the most ‘sought after’ regattas on the ‘worldwide’ Superyacht calendar… The St.Barth Bucket, one of the most friendly, social - yet exclusive – events not to be missed! St Barth, as its legions of devotees attest, is one of the Caribbean’s most unique islands and a truly special place to visit.
2014 St Barths Bucket Filmed by a Drone from Pigeon Vision on Vimeo.
These are the bunch of characters that make the yachting community so much fun! Then yacht hop was, (as expected) a blast!
A gathering of 36 magnificient yachts, sunshine, light breeze, flawless organisation, fun parties and the who's who of the superyacht community: the 2015 St Barth's Bucket was a total success! Have a look at our photo album!
As anyone in the industry will tell you, the 2017-18 Caribbean yacht season was tough going. The subsequent hits of Hurricane Irma and Maria devastated many of the Caribbean’s yachting hotspots, such as the BVI’s, St Maarten, and ever-popular St Barts.
Les Voiles de St. Barth sailors are getting ready for Les Voiles de St. Barth, which starts tomorrow, April 11. The regatta runs through Saturday, April 15, and attratcs some of the top competitors and boats to compete for four days of rigorous racing coupled with a week of onshore entertainment. The regatta celebrates its eighth edition this year with over 1000 sailors racing on nearly 70 boats. Follow the news on the event website. Photo by Christohpe Jouany
This week, the world of luxury racing is setting sail for St. Barts for the most prestigious superyacht regatta -- the iconic St. Barts Bucket, taking place March 17 through 20.
Between long days on the water and in the sun and lots of Champagne-popping parties, an increasing number of us are craving cold-pressed-juices and fresh, nourishing foods during our stay on the glamorous island.
And now the good news: This quest has become increasingly easy to achieve!
Here are our favorite places for health-conscious gourmets:
Each spring, the world’s most impressive sailing yachts congregate on the stunning Caribbean island of St Barths to compete in a highly competitive regatta. The St Barths Bucket is a highlight of the regatta calendar and this year takes place from 17th-20th March.
Based in St Barth for just over a year, Kristine Kelly shakes up the island’s culinary traditions by offering, thanks to her company Plant-Based Daily, sophisticated organic, vegan and mainly raw cuisine!
This young and dynamic American advocates, with a bright smile, the benefits of a healthy, ethical, and most importantly, joyful diet!
AVH: Kristine, how did you become passionate about plant-based and raw food?
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