Pointe Milou Pointe Milou is a residential neighborhood with breathtaking views of the ocean and the vibrant green flora of the island. It is the perfect destination for those looking for peace and quiet, a place to rest and recharge like never before. Additionally, its panoramic scenery overlooking the shoreline promises wonderful pictures of pinkish skies and sparkling blue waters, turning it into a must-see destination for sunset lovers.LurinWe’ve talked about Morne Lurin before, a small hill located nearby iconic Governeur Beach, ideal for athletic people who relish a good walk amongst nature. From the top, you can enjoy wide views of St. Barts’ rich landscape, spanning over both the beach and the hills. If you want to catch a break while watching an unforgettable sunrise, blessing a brand-new day, then we recommend packing a few snacks, grabbing a cozy picnic blanket, and spending the first hours of the day right in Lurin.Shell Beach With its crystal clear water and gentle waves, Shell Beach is a superb alternative for a day spent by the shore, as it has everything: colorful flora and fauna for snorkelers, large cliffs for enthusiastic divers, and, of course, extensive patches of sand for you to sit down and revel in the beauty of it all.

And hey, after spending a day of fun in the sun, what could be better than witnessing a stunning sunset, right by the ocean?GustaviaGustavia is the hottest spot, the capital town of the island, filled with chic boutiques, delicious restaurants, refreshing bars, and simply the best of the best anywhere you look.Located a few minutes from the beach, right in the heart of the town, is Fort Karl, one of the three original forts –together with Forts Gustav and Octav– that overlooked the city. It was built in 1787 and still holds on to this day. It also happens to be an excellent spot for sunset watching, so next time you find yourself walking around the island, do consider visiting!ColombierAlthough it may be a bit difficult for some to reach this incredible beach, Colombier is definitely worth it. It is private, quiet, and unique, a small bay located on the northwest end of the island.