Liward Magazine

Stoked in St. Barths

2006-12-182007-01-109377 Views24 Photos

Logbook Dispatch

We are back on the move after a quick haul-out, fast trip by air to the U.S./Argentina/Uruguay,and a quiet hurricane season We had a beautiful 3 day and night sail north to St. Barths. St. Barths is part of the French West Indies and a beautiful island. With only about 8000 full time residents the population swells during the holiday season and now we understand why! Columbus named the island after his brother, Saint Bartholemy, but the island goes by the name of St. Barths. The island is pcitruesque with aqua water and arid hills. We have found excellent french food and consistent surfing. St. Barths is very different from the other Carribean island, because its history was not based on sugar plantations because the land is too dry. It is very popular with the jet set and is known as the St. Tropez of the Caribbean. We plan to stay in the northern Caribbean for the next few months and visit all the other islands that we missed on our quick trip south last spring.

Photo Gallery in Masonry Grid

24 High-Res Images
Liward at Anchor
Pot of Gold
Surprise Musician
Pirate Looks at 60!
Rock around the Rock
Perfect View
Nice Wave
Nite Surfing
St. Bart's
Kasika and Benzo
Special Guest
Good Company
Beautiful View
Only in St. Barths
Hookipa SurfShop
Port of Gustavia
Welcome
Ron's Birthday
Amazing yachts
Autour de Rocher
Round the Island Race
Conch Cruiser
Radio St. Barths
SunSet