St. Barts is back in business: the St Barths Bucket Regatta 2018 was successful back in March. Everything was just perfect and St. Barts did what it took and turned on the perfect conditions for The Bucket Regatta racing 2018. There were around 20 superyacht owners with their crews participating and this helped bring some much-needed energy to the island, that is back from the devastation of two hurricanes last November. I believe the real winners this year were the people of St. Barts who were able to recover; they worked for the best results and welcome the 31st edition of the Bucket Regatta.

Although there are restaurants and hotels that are not open yet, there are many ready to welcome tourists in the island.
Where to Rent
Best location if you like to live the local life The little capital of St.Barts is Gustavia. This town will make you feel like you are in a slice of Europe in the middle of the Caribbean with high-end boutiques and sidewalk cafés. The red roofs of Gustavia are its trademark. Another quite nice village is St. Jean, among the most popular, thanks to its excellent beaches, shops, restaurants, and entertainment.  Corossol (Swedish BoatYard in the corner) if you prefer a travel back-in-time moment. A more traditional and old-fashioned part of the island where there are artisans selling their handcrafted straw hats, an important artisanal tradition. Corossol beach is great for families and kids can often be seen jumping from the pier.
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