St bart villa
You are on the lookout for a vacation spot with lots of privacy and relaxation? At Ici et La estate, our offer of St Bart’s villas is slightly exceeding demand.
St Bart has a selection of locations, activities and events to attend while on vacation. Protected sea areas and the beautiful sunny beaches make sight-seeing a most wanted leisure. The island also hosts a range of exciting festivals, yachts race and shipwrecks dating back to the piracy era, which are accessible with scuba diving equipment, only a short stroll from your St Bart's villa . There are seventeen beaches around the island, Lorient and La Petite Anse, being most popular for snorkeling or for people who wish only to swim in turquoise blue waters.
Who could have guessed that in France one would find tropical villa rentals?
One of the most entertaining event is the annual summertime music festival which is a week-end long that mixes all popular genres of music, largely borrowing from Caribbean and European styles. If you are looking for more fun during the day, there are just as many people wearing bathing suits on the Saint Barth's world class beaches. Diving has an old past in St Barts, dating back to the 60s, when local residents then refused to allow outsiders to disrupt the island's tranquility. However, it is a major spot for divers. Nowadays, the island thrives heavily on upmarket tourism, and a St Bart's villa is truly a real asset for the future.
Who could have guessed that in France one would find tropical villa rentals?
One of the most entertaining event is the annual summertime music festival which is a week-end long that mixes all popular genres of music, largely borrowing from Caribbean and European styles. If you are looking for more fun during the day, there are just as many people wearing bathing suits on the Saint Barth's world class beaches. Diving has an old past in St Barts, dating back to the 60s, when local residents then refused to allow outsiders to disrupt the island's tranquility. However, it is a major spot for divers. Nowadays, the island thrives heavily on upmarket tourism, and a St Bart's villa is truly a real asset for the future.