5-Day St Barts Yacht Charter Itinerary: Gastronomy & Secluded Beaches in the Caribbean
Indulge in a sophisticated St Barts yacht charter, focusing on the island's celebrated culinary scene and its most serene anchorages. This Caribbean journey promises an exquisite blend of Michelin-starred dining and tranquil, crystal-clear waters. Picture yourself savouring world-class cuisine one evening and waking to the gentle lapping of waves in a secluded cove the next. A St Barts yacht charter offers an intimate exploration of this glamorous island, where every meal is an event and every bay a private paradise, truly immersing you in the essence of luxury.
Cruising region: Caribbean Yacht Charter
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- DAY 01
Gustavia, St Barth
Your gastronomic St Barts yacht charter begins in Gustavia. Settle in, then take a leisurely stroll along the waterfront, admiring the superyachts before an exquisite dinner.
- Sunset cocktails at the harbour
- Exploring designer boutiques
- Swedish Clock Tower views
- People-watching from a café
- Anchorage
- Gustavia Harbour (marina berth)
- Dining
- L'Isola (authentic Italian fine dining)
- DAY 02
Anse de Grande Saline & Saline Beach, St Barth
Anchor off Anse de Grande Saline, known for its pristine, undeveloped beach and salt ponds. The area offers excellent swimming and a truly natural setting.
- Swimming at Saline Beach
- Exploring the salt ponds (Grand Etang)
- Beachcombing for shells
- Sunbathing in natural surroundings
- Anchorage
- Anse de Grande Saline
- Dining
- Le Tamarin (tropical garden setting, French-Asian cuisine)
- DAY 03
Anse des Flamands & Ile Chevreau, St Barth
Sail to Anse des Flamands, one of St Barth's widest and most picturesque beaches. Later, explore the small, uninhabited Ile Chevreau for a sense of true seclusion.
- Relaxing on Flamands Beach
- Snorkelling around Ile Chevreau
- Paddleboarding along the coast
- Observing migratory birds near the islet
- Anchorage
- Anse des Flamands
- Dining
- La Case de L'Isle at Cheval Blanc (Michelin-starred French cuisine)
- DAY 04
Anse du Gouverneur, St Barth
Discover Anse du Gouverneur, a postcard-perfect beach famed for its soft white sand and calm, clear waters. It's an ideal spot for swimming and sunbathing away from the crowds.
- Swimming in tranquil waters
- Sunbathing on the secluded beach
- Exploring rock formations by tender
- Enjoying a private beach picnic
- Anchorage
- Anse du Gouverneur
- Dining
- Nikki Beach St Barth (lively beach club dining)
- DAY 05
Gustavia, St Barth
Return to Gustavia for your departure. Enjoy a final Caribbean breakfast onboard or ashore, perhaps picking up some local souvenirs to remember your gourmet St Barts yacht charter.
- Last-minute souvenir shopping
- Visit to the St Barth Municipal Museum
- Enjoying a final coffee by the harbour
- Reflecting on the week's culinary journey
- Anchorage
- Gustavia Harbour (marina berth)
- Dining
- Kinugawa St Barth (Japanese fine dining)
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