Kelli & Luke
Things To Do
Fish Corner
Locals-loved spot that's somewhat of a hidden gem. Check if they're open before you go, but perfect for lunch or dinner and some of the best food you'll have while there. It's also laidback.
L'isoletta
A true “Roman style” pizzeria right in the center of Gustavia, L'Isoletta is chill, inexpensive and has the most delicious pizzas at any hour of the day and late into the night.
Le Tamarin
Ask any of the visitors that return to the island year after year what their go-to restaurant is and most will say Le Tamarin. Nestled in a dreamy garden that feels like a tropical rainforest, a 200-year-old tamarind tree holds center court.
Orega
French-Japanese fusion restaurant located in the center of Gustavia, St Barth By Chef Clément Laffitte.
Shellona
Mediterranean and Caribbean-inspired dishes of the day, in the most St. Barths setting. Don't forget to pack towels to relax on Shell Beach post-lunch... The area to the left of the $100 daybeds is free for all.
Bonito
Overlooking the bay dotted with jaw-dropping yachts in the heart of Gustavia, Bonito offers captivating sunset views and even more epic craft cocktails. Order the tasting of ceviches and tiraditos, as well as the spiny lobster risotto.
Al Mare
Al Mare at Le Sereno is one of our favorite restaurants on the island. When you need a spiny lobster break, their Italian fare can't be beat and you might even catch local legend Soley performing live when you go.
Maya's To Go
Spending long leisurely days beach hopping is a beloved pastime in St. Barths and Maya’s provides every packable provision you could find yourself craving—plus wine and pastries to go.
Lil’Rock
In between Eden Rock and Pearl Beach (ex Tom Beach) sits Lil Rock, with its crystal clear water and views of the planes landing and taking off. The ideal Sunday Funday spot.
Nikki Beach
Amazing Sundays at Nikki Beach is a rite of passage around here. Be sure your phone is on full charge for capturing resident saxophonist Jimmy Sax, while partygoers take to the tabletops and sushi boats resembling the Titanic make their way out of the kitchen.
Gyp Sea Beach
Gypsea Saint-Barth is the new Bohemian Beach Club in St. Barths, located on the Pelican Beach of St. John's Bay, to the left of Nikki Beach. Probably the best beach club food on the island and the vibe is chic c'est la vie.
Shell Beach
An island favorite for its glistening stretch of shell-speckled sand, the aptly named Shell Beach is where many head straight off the plane. It's also home to one of our favorite beach clubs and lunch spots, Shellona for rosé all day celebrations.
Saint-Jean Beach
For swimming with a side of people watching, make your way to the island’s scene-iest beach where you can lounge for hours before wandering over to the neighboring bars and bistros for a bite.
Colombier Beach
The journey to get to “Rockefeller’s Beach” a.k.a. Colombier requires a bit of effort. It’s only reachable by boat from Gustavia, or via a 30 minute hike down a scenic goat path, but upon arrival you’ll understand why this plot of land that was once owned by David Rockefeller is perfect in every way—and way less touristy to boot.
Gouverneur Beach
Of the 22 beaches on St. Bart's, this is easily in the top five because of its remote, end-of-the-earth feel.