SecondTimeVisitor
SBH Member
I received so much helpful information re: my Le Ti inquiry a week or so back that I was hoping to avail myself of the expertise of this group once again. As my forum name indicates, I'm returning to St. Barts for my second visit in February/March (last visit was pre-pandemic in 2019), and I'm trying to gather more information and suggestions for things to do while on our 8-night trip. Two questions for those of you willing to respond:
1) What are your personal favorite/must-do food & beverage experiences on St. Barts (this could be anything from very fine-dining to the most casual of experiences, or even drinks only)? Bonus points for things that someone wouldn't readily find in a generic St. Barts travel guide (but okay if so, as often times things are popular for a reason)?
2) What are your personal favorite/must-do non-dining experiences or activities on St. Barts? Again, bonus points if a little under the conventiional travel guide radar.
To give you some context for us, some of the stand-out memories that we had last go-around were dinner at Tamarin and Bonito and sushi at Yo Sushi Mania overlooking Grand Cul de Sac, as well as a beach day at Colombier and a hike out to the natural pools at Grand Fond.
1) What are your personal favorite/must-do food & beverage experiences on St. Barts (this could be anything from very fine-dining to the most casual of experiences, or even drinks only)? Bonus points for things that someone wouldn't readily find in a generic St. Barts travel guide (but okay if so, as often times things are popular for a reason)?
2) What are your personal favorite/must-do non-dining experiences or activities on St. Barts? Again, bonus points if a little under the conventiional travel guide radar.
To give you some context for us, some of the stand-out memories that we had last go-around were dinner at Tamarin and Bonito and sushi at Yo Sushi Mania overlooking Grand Cul de Sac, as well as a beach day at Colombier and a hike out to the natural pools at Grand Fond.