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2016 AAA Caribbean

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62 | St. Barthelemy Affectionately abbreviated as St. Barts, this secluded nook was originally named by Christopher Columbus for his brother. Today, the most notable association made of this eight-mile island is as a playground for the world's elite, where luxe villas are hidden in steep hills and beachfront accommodations put snorkeling, diving, windsurfing, sailing, and fishing within steps. Impressive yachts line the harbor in Gustavia, and fabulous duty-free shopping for the finest in couture goods is never far. Premier French dining meets fresh local seafood, and this European nation's influence is apparent everywhere, with ingredients imported twice weekly. More than a dozen public and free beaches bring visitors back to a Caribbean state of mind, and the live music from spots like La Plage, Nikki Beach, and others exist to entice you to mingle with other international vacationers and VIPs. ST. BARTHELEMY The Art of Being an Island Galets bay Little Bay Grand Fond Bay Gustavia Pt. Milou Lorient Petit Cul de Sac Marigot St. Jean Airport St. Jean Bay Caribbean Sea Grande Pt. St. Jean A T L A N T I C O C E A N 0 1 mile 0 1 km CHEVAL BLANC ST-BARTH ISLE DE FRANCE O O O O O H A gentle blend of simplicity and grace on a prestigious island, this luxury boutique hotel consists of 39 rooms, suites, and villas. Set amid an enchanting tropical garden on the lovely beach of Flamands Bay, the hotel offers accommodations and amenities for the sophisticated traveler; its attentive staff is ready to anticipate your every need. AAA Four Diamond. 1 1

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