St barts house

In 1674 France bought St Barthelemy from the Order of Malta.By the treaty of June 1^st, 1784 between the kings of Sweden and France, Saint Barthelemy was exchanged for the right of access by French Sailors to the port of Gothenburg. A century later, by a treaty signed in August 1877, Saint-Barthelemy was surrendered to France and attached administratively to Guadeloupe. Indeed if you possess a St Barts' house , you are sure to immerse yourself in its history. Museums, churches, a lighthouse and artifacts are sure to draw your attention to the past.

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At first, St Barts was not considered as a popular island for tourism, and having a St Barts' house was not particularly trendy. But throughout the years however, more and more people began to visit the island and enjoyed its natural wonders. But St Barths remain a place for those who seek a peaceful environment and white sandy beaches to relax on. Soft marine entertainment is available from a villa rental in St Bart, for example: scuba diving and snorkeling along the magnificent coral reef. Surfing and fishing are readily available. After a full day on one of the seventeen beaches, a subtle nightlife provides additional recreation, and the opportunity to enjoy the many restaurants, bars, and spontaneous parties in private villas in St Barth.