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Private Jet Charter to St. Barts

Charter a private jet to St. Barts: New Year's Eve in Gustavia harbor, the beach clubs of St-Jean, and the Caribbean's most discreet island season. Fly on your schedule, skip every line.

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THE EXPERIENCE

Why the world visits St. Barts

Stay

Cheval Blanc St-Barth Isle de France

Cheval Blanc St-Barth Isle de France

LVMH-owned 61-room beachfront resort on Flamands Bay; the Caribbean's only Palace-distinction hotel. Jean Imbert's La Case restaurant on the sand.

Eden Rock St Barths

Eden Rock St Barths

Rocky promontory icon above St-Jean Bay, Oetker Collection. Founded 1953 by aviator Remy de Haenen as the island's first hotel; Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Sand Bar and the new Remy's Club speakeasy.

Le Toiny

Le Toiny

22-suite hillside hideaway on the secluded southeast coast; private pools in every suite. Relais & Chateaux privacy and the Le Gaiac restaurant.

Le Barthelemy Hotel and Spa

Le Barthelemy Hotel & Spa

46-room Grand Cul-de-Sac beachfront resort with La Mer spa. Travel + Leisure World's Best 2026 #3 Caribbean resort, with 2 Michelin Keys.

Rosewood Le Guanahani

Rosewood Le Guanahani

Marigot Bay resort reborn under Rosewood in 2021; overwater-feel beachfront rooms and Sense spa.

Le Sereno

Le Sereno

39 Christian Liaigre-designed minimalist suites and villas on Grand Cul-de-Sac's lagoon; Valmont spa and Al Mare Italian by Raffaele Lenzi.

Eat

The tables worth flying for.

Le Tamarin

Garden-set French-Caribbean fine dining in a tropical courtyard in Saline. Why famous: The island's longtime romantic-favorite white-tablecloth room; celeb anniversary-dinner magnet.

Bonito

Latin-leaning seafood on Gustavia harbor with a DJ pulse. Why famous: The signature St. Barts night out; harbor views and a scene since opening.

L'Isola

Refined Italian in Gustavia. Why famous: Considered the island's best Italian; the serious-food-lover's pick amid the beach clubs.

Bagatelle

French-Mediterranean party dining above Gustavia Harbour. Why famous: Lobster linguine and champagne-fueled lunches; the see-and-be-seen lunch institution.

Le Gaiac

French-Creole fine dining in an open-air garden at Hotel Le Toiny. Why famous: Acclaimed as one of the Caribbean's top restaurants; the legendary Sunday brunch and truffle parmesan spaghetti.

Orega

Franco-Japanese precision dining in Gustavia. Why famous: The island's hardest dinner reservation; sashimi and yuzu-lit sauces in an intimate terrace room.

Culture

The landmarks worth landing for.

Fort Karl

17th-century Swedish fort ruins on a hill above Gustavia, overlooking the harbor. Why visit: The classic St. Barts postcard: the full Gustavia anchorage spread below you at sunset.

Shell Beach

A small cove a few minutes from Gustavia, its sand mixed with crushed shells. Why visit: The island's most unusual beach; a sunset swim ten minutes from dinner.

Wall House Museum

Gustavia's local history museum in a restored Swedish-era stone house. Why visit: Four centuries of the island in one stop: pirates, planters, and the Swedish chapter.

HAPPENING IN ST. BARTS

Don't just visit. Time it right.

The events worth timing your trip around.

HOLIDAY PEAKS · DEC 31-JAN 1

New Year's Eve St. Barts

New Year's Eve in St. Barts: the harbor fireworks, the yacht crowd, and the island's legendary parties. Gustavia harbor at midnight is the most expensive view in the Caribbean.

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WHEN TO GO

December to March is the season

Dec-Mar: Peak. New Year's, the Bucket regatta season, perfect trade-wind weather. Aircraft and hotel capacity books out months ahead.
Apr-Jul: High. Warm, quieter, and easier availability after the winter crowd leaves.
Aug-Nov: Low. Hurricane season; several landmark hotels close for their annual break in late summer.
SIGNATURE JOURNEYS

Wheels up to touchdown

New York → St. Maarten≈ 4h nonstop, then 15 min island-hop to St. Barts
Miami → St. Maarten≈ 2h 40m nonstop, then 15 min island-hop to St. Barts
St. Maarten → St. Barts≈ 15 min by scheduled island-hopper, connections synced
FOR YOUR BOOKER

The logistics, handled

Airport: Gustaf III Airport (SBH). The famous 650m runway takes STOL turboprops only, so long-haul jets land at St. Maarten and connect.

Alternates: Princess Juliana (SXM), St. Maarten, with full FBO services and onward island-hop connections; Antigua (ANU) for longer stays.

Aircraft fit: Light jets and long-range aircraft nonstop from the US East Coast to SXM; Twin Otter-class island-hoppers into SBH.

Notes: SBH closes after dark and in poor weather; we build the SXM buffer into the plan and re-book the hop if a connection slips.

QUESTIONS

Asked constantly

Do I need a visa for St. Barts?

Most nationalities enter visa-free for short stays; it is a French territory, so Schengen-style rules apply. Bring a passport valid beyond your trip, and tell us early if your nationality needs a visa.

Can we bring our dog?

Yes. French/EU pet rules apply: microchip, current rabies vaccination, and a veterinary health certificate. We arrange the paperwork and a pet-friendly aircraft.

Can a private jet land directly on St. Barts?

No jet can land on the island's 650m runway. We fly you nonstop to St. Maarten (SXM) and connect you onto the 15-minute island-hop into SBH.

How far ahead should I book for New Year's?

For the Dec 27-Jan 3 window, months ahead. Aircraft capacity into SXM and island-hop seats tighten sharply that week.

What is the best month to visit?

December through March: trade-wind weather, calm seas, and the full social season.

Get me to St. Barts.

Tell us when. We handle the aircraft, the St. Maarten connection,
and the last mile into Gustavia.

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