Saint Barthélemy Cruises

The weather is warm year-round in St. Bart, but the peak tourist season falls under the months of late November through January. May and June are also considered a great time to visit as it’s outside the hurricane season and the crowds are lesser.

St. Barts packs a punch of points of interest besides its sun-drenched Caribbean beaches, including the scenic town of Gustavia, the sleepy villages of Corossol and Lorientand the Saint Barthélemy Nature Reserve.

The official language in St. Barts is French but English is widely spoken, so you can conveniently communicate and interact with the locals. 

St. Barts has no public transportation system or buses, so most travellers opt to rent cars, scooters, motorbikes and bicycles to explore the island. Taxis are also available but note that it can be quite pricey as the number of vehicles are limited.

Since it’s a French island, the official currency is Euro but US Dollars are often accepted. Major credit cards are also accepted in most establishments, such as shopping and car rentals.