Last time we were in St. Barths we stayed at a villa a few doors down from Nikki Beach. We enjoyed many an afternoon cocktail there. Well, 10 years has now passed since that trip and I am wondering if Nikki Beach is still for us (although perhaps life-changing for our 14 year old son . I am curious as to what the age of the crowd is there on a Sunday. Our visit actually coincides with the White Party. Can anyone weigh in on what the average age of the crowd would be for this event?
If you decide to go, I wouldn't do the 3:30 seating with kids that young based on reading your question. There is nothing wrong with going then with kids and you'll likely have a lot of fun but it WILL become a party scene and if you haven't gone without them in 14 years on a Sunday, then I wonder why you would go with them. That being said if you decide to go there is nothing wrong with it either because the food is good and you can have fun then without drinking of course. Perhaps go on a different day first or maybe for the early seating and then decide if the later seating is good for you or not.We’ve been traveling to the island for 14 years and have never been to Nikki on a Sunday. Now as we plan our upcoming trip, the posts on the forum have me intrigued. Do you think it’s an appropriate place on Sundays for a family with young kids (4&5)? We would make a reservation for the early seating. And I should add, our children are well behaved, used to dining in nice restaurants, and love St Barts!
If you decide to go, I wouldn't do the 3:30 seating with kids that young based on reading your question. There is nothing wrong with going then with kids and you'll likely have a lot of fun but it WILL become a party scene and if you haven't gone without them in 14 years on a Sunday, then I wonder why you would go with them. That being said if you decide to go there is nothing wrong with it either because the food is good and you can have fun then without drinking of course. Perhaps go on a different day first or maybe for the early seating and then decide if the later seating is good for you or not.