Seduced by St. Bart's
This sexy island in the French West Indies will enthrall you with its natural beauty, sophisticated style and sense of luxury.
By Malachy Duffy
During the high season on St. Bart's, yachts linger along the shores of Gustavia.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
A veranda at Le Toiny.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
St. Bart's is known for its laid-back glamor. Here mother and daughter Roma and Ambika Marshall enjoy a sultry afternoon.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
Chilean sea bass with sweet and sour orange marmalade at Le Toiny's restaurant, Le Gaiac.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
The infinity pool at Villa Om, a Sibarth property, seems to blend into the sparkling waters of Marigot Bay.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
Eddy Stakelborough, owner of Eddy's restaurant.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
Chef Maya Gurley at her popular restaurant, Maya's.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
Maya's is known for such treats as homemade sorbet with fresh berries.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
Set on a bluff just above the reef-protected waters of Baie de St. Jean, the cottages at Eden Rock offer solitude and ocean views. A woman reads on a bench outside her room.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
Eden Rock's Howard Hughes Loft Suite, completed last year.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
Gouverneur beach.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
Strolling on the beach at Eden Rock.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
Le Sereno's breezy sundeck.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
Mia Zia boutique.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
Poupette specializes in cottons and silks.PHOTO: Miki Duisterhof
