
Saint Barthelemy — Caribbean
Luxury Villas in St Barths — St Barts Villa Rentals
Recorded villas and estates in St Barths, Saint Barthelemy, with dated sample rates and property-specific terms. Confirm current prices and availability on the booking partner's site.
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Indicative rates: $3,717 – $7,826 per night, listed rate across 5 estates
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Micro-enclave guide
St. Barths' bays, compared
Where our stays sit on the island, described through the official tourism board's notes on each area's beach. Beach conditions change; check locally before swimming.
Lorient
- Altitude
- Not stated
- Character (per cited source)
- The beach is valued for its simple setting and local atmosphere.
- Listed stays
- 1
Anse de Toiny
- Altitude
- Not stated
- Character (per cited source)
- An open, unspoiled coastline where Atlantic waves break.
- Listed stays
- 1
Anse des Cayes
- Altitude
- Not stated
- Character (per cited source)
- Described as raw and unspoiled, popular with surfers.
- Listed stays
- 1
St. Jean
- Altitude
- Not stated
- Character (per cited source)
- One of the most visited areas of the island, organised around a bay with calm, turquoise waters, lined with a beach, beach clubs and shops.
- Listed stays
- 0
Gustavia
- Altitude
- Not stated
- Character (per cited source)
- The capital of Saint Barthélemy and the centre of island life, shaped by its harbour of boats and sailing yachts.
- Listed stays
- 0
Colombier
- Altitude
- Not stated
- Character (per cited source)
- Perched in the hills with panoramic views over the island and the ocean; described as peaceful, with unspoiled nature, away from the bustle.
- Listed stays
- 0
| Area | Altitude | Character (per cited source) | Listed stays |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lorient | Not stated | The beach is valued for its simple setting and local atmosphere. | 1 |
| Anse de Toiny | Not stated | An open, unspoiled coastline where Atlantic waves break. | 1 |
| Anse des Cayes | Not stated | Described as raw and unspoiled, popular with surfers. | 1 |
| St. Jean | Not stated | One of the most visited areas of the island, organised around a bay with calm, turquoise waters, lined with a beach, beach clubs and shops. | 0 |
| Gustavia | Not stated | The capital of Saint Barthélemy and the centre of island life, shaped by its harbour of boats and sailing yachts. | 0 |
| Colombier | Not stated | Perched in the hills with panoramic views over the island and the ocean; described as peaceful, with unspoiled nature, away from the bustle. | 0 |
Lorient
- The beach is valued for its simple setting and local atmosphere.
- A recognised surf spot, known for its waves.
Our listed stays here: Villa Yvantino – six-bedroom option
Source: Saint-Barth Tourisme — Lorient
Anse de Toiny
- An open, unspoiled coastline where Atlantic waves break.
- The sea is often rough and swimming is not recommended; surfers are regularly drawn here.
Our listed stays here: Le Toiny Hotel & Beach Club
Source: Saint-Barth Tourisme — Toiny
Anse des Cayes
- Described as raw and unspoiled, popular with surfers.
- The beach suits leisurely walks.
Our listed stays here: Villa Naos
St. Jean
- One of the most visited areas of the island, organised around a bay with calm, turquoise waters, lined with a beach, beach clubs and shops.
- Its central location and proximity to the airport make it a popular place to pass through and stay; accommodation ranges from hotels to private residences around the bay.
Our listed stays here: none currently
Gustavia
- The capital of Saint Barthélemy and the centre of island life, shaped by its harbour of boats and sailing yachts.
- Streets lined with shops and restaurants blend French and Swedish heritage; Fort Gustav and Fort Karl give panoramic views over the bay, and Shell Beach is the town's swimming spot.
- The harbour is the departure point for boating trips and sea excursions.
Our listed stays here: none currently
Source: Saint-Barth Tourisme — Gustavia
Colombier
- Perched in the hills with panoramic views over the island and the ocean; described as peaceful, with unspoiled nature, away from the bustle.
- Accommodation is hotels and villas in a calm residential setting; nearby Petite Anse is an intimate cove suited to swimming and snorkelling.
Our listed stays here: none currently
Source: Saint-Barth Tourisme — Colombier
Other listed stays in this destination (in places the official pages above do not cover): Villa Arrow Marine Montjean St-Barths (Montjean, St. Barths), Villa KAYE at Domaine de Sweet Hill (Petite Saline, St. Barths)
Not covered: Montjean and Petite Saline, where Villa Arrow Marine and Villa KAYE sit — the tourism board has no description of either area, and Grande Saline's notes are not reused for Petite Saline. Official pages checked 2026-10-18.
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- 5 published stays listed here
- 5 with services recorded from the exact property listing, with terms and source
- 5 with dated sample rates (past quotes, not live prices)
- Most recent evidence check: 2026-10-17
Not included: anything a listing doesn't record — such as helipad access or spa specifications. Full data feed · Summary feed · Editorial standards
Available estates in St Barths
Estate
Montjean, St. Barths
Villa Arrow Marine Montjean St-Barths
3 bedrooms · Sleeps 6 · Entire villa
Partner checkout
$7,826 / night · recorded sample
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Luxury Hotel & Resort
Anse de Toiny, St. Barths
Le Toiny Hotel & Beach Club
Partner checkout
$6,688 / night · recorded sample
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Estate
Petite Saline, St. Barths
Villa KAYE at Domaine de Sweet Hill
3 bedrooms · Sleeps 8 · Approx. 220 m²
Partner checkout
$4,499 / night · recorded sample
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Estate
Lorient, St. Barths
Villa Yvantino – six-bedroom option
6 bedrooms · Sleeps 12 · Approx. 270 m² · Entire villa
Partner checkout
$4,196 / night · recorded sample
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Estate
Anse des Cayes, St. Barths
Villa Naos
2 bedrooms · Sleeps 2 · Approx. 150 m²
Partner checkout
$3,717 / night · recorded sample
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Staying in St Barths
Every estate listed for St Barths is drawn from published inventory, with rates and availability confirmed on the partner site at booking.
The best time to visit St Barths depends on your priorities — weather, events or price. This is our own editorial advice, not a sourced statistic; check current rates for your dates, as they vary by season and property.
Why St Barts is a villa island
Saint Barthélemy is a French overseas collectivity of about 25 km² including its islets, with roughly 10,660 residents at the January 2023 census. There is very little large-resort inventory, so most visitors stay in private villas rather than hotels — which is why St Barts vacation rentals set the island's market, not the other way round.
The island is hilly and cut into small coves, so a villa's position decides almost everything: the view, the wind, the walk to the sand and the drive to Gustavia. Nothing is far — the island measures only a few kilometres end to end — but ten minutes on steep, narrow roads feels longer than it sounds.
Where to rent a villa on St Barts
Gustavia and its hills (Corossol, Lurin): harbour views, restaurants and shops within a short drive, and the island's port for day boats. Pointe Milou and Lorient: east-facing ridges, sunrise light and breeze, close to the beach at Lorient. Colombier and Flamands: the quieter north-west, with long sunset views and Flamands' broad beach below.
St Jean sits beside the airport and the island's liveliest beach; Grand Cul-de-Sac and Petit Cul-de-Sac face a sheltered lagoon suited to children and paddle sports; Saline and Gouverneur are the undeveloped beaches most guests drive to rather than stay beside. Choose the area first, then the house.
Season, rates and what gets added to the bill
The island's climate has a dry season from December to May and a wetter season from July to October, which is also the Atlantic hurricane window. The Christmas–New Year fortnight prices as a market of its own, typically booked with minimum stays well in advance; April to June and November give the same villas at lower weekly rates.
A tourist tax of 5% of the accommodation price, excluding services such as catering, is collected on behalf of the Collectivité de Saint-Barthélemy. Budget for it separately from the nightly rate, along with car hire, which most villa guests need.
Getting to St Barts
Gustaf III Airport (SBH) has one of the shortest commercial runways in the Caribbean and takes only small propeller aircraft. Most guests connect through Sint Maarten (SXM) for a short hop or a ferry crossing; there are also flights from San Juan and neighbouring islands. Allow a night's buffer on the long-haul leg — the last flights leave around dusk.
St Barths villa rentals: questions answered
- How much does a luxury villa rental in St Barts cost?
- Rates rise with bedrooms, views and season. The Christmas–New Year fortnight is the most expensive period of the year; late spring and November are the value windows. Live rates for each house are shown above.
- Is there a tourist tax on St Barthélemy vacation rentals?
- Yes. The Collectivité de Saint-Barthélemy levies a tourist tax of 5% of the accommodation price, excluding extras such as catering. It is collected by the rental provider.
- What is the best area to rent a villa in St Barts?
- Pointe Milou and Lorient for breeze and sunrise, Colombier and Flamands for privacy and sunsets, the Gustavia hills for restaurants, and Grand Cul-de-Sac for families who want calm lagoon water.
- When is the best time to rent a villa in St Barts?
- December to May is the dry season and the core villa season. April to June balances good weather with lower rates; July to October carries hurricane risk and many businesses close for part of it.
- Do I need a car in St Barts?
- Almost always. Villas are spread across the hills and taxis are limited, so most guests hire a small car for the stay. Roads are steep and narrow; drive slowly.
Local information
Where you are
St. BarthélemyCaribbean
Saint Barthélemy
17.9000, -62.8333
Find it on the map
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Local rules, seasons and events for St. Barthélemy are published by St Barth Tourisme — official tourism committee.
Reading & data
Planning St Barths
Guide
St Barts villa rentals
Gustavia, Colombier, Pointe Milou and Flamands price as four different markets. What a staffed St Barts villa costs by season, and why the New Year fortnight bears no relation to the rest of the calendar.
Guide
Estates of the Americas
Two ski markets, three coastlines and one island that reprices entirely over Christmas. What the six estates in Folio IV cost, and how their seasons interlock.
Guide
Best places to travel in January
From 4 January onward the travel world empties and the rates follow. January is the connoisseur's month: peak-season weather at the Caribbean, snow at its deepest in the Alps, and a fraction of the festive crowds.
Guide
Best places to travel in February
February is high season's high point: the Caribbean at its driest, the Alps in their winter season, the Maldives in clear water. It is also school half-term month in much of Europe, so compare live partner rates for the weeks you are considering.
Data report
St Barts Pricing Notes
How to compare St Barts stays without treating an indicative nightly rate as a confirmed quote. Earlier unsupported price estimates have been withdrawn.