Colombier is accessible only by sea or by a 20-minute walk along a winding pathway from Flamands. Perhaps this explains the tranquillity and serenity of the area. Colombier's postcard beauty is further enhanced by the yachts anchored in the water. It is an integral part of the Marine Reserve and the sea bed near the rocks is particularly rich in marine life. While you are in Colombier, you just may catch a sight of tortoises, rays, and even dolphins.
Vacation rentals in Colombier
The vacation homes in Colombier compliment the tranquillity and beauty of the scenic surroundings. You can choose to stay in a villa, cottage, cabin or an apartment furnished with all possible amenities required to make your stay a comfortable and hassle free one. The vacation homes are furnished with all amenities including a well stocked kitchen, living room with beautiful furniture, TV, DVD, internet, private pool and Jacuzzi etc. You can choose to do the chores yourself or have the housekeeping staff take care of the necessities. The chef will cook the choicest French and Creole cuisine or anything else that you ask for.
Activities
Colombier is perfect for those who want to forget all the cares of the world and surrender themselves to the wonders of nature. You can have the beach completely to yourself without a soul nearby. So it is little wonder, Colombier it is a magnet for honeymooners or those who want to spend intimate moments together. The Flamands beach is about 20 minutes walking distance.
St. Barts is a tiny island, hardly more than a few miles at its widest and so you can explore a new beach everyday. Most beaches on the island are untamed and even in the high season you can sunbathe unobtrusively. St. Barts also has two clothing options beaches in the southern end. The most developed beach on the island is Grand Cul de Sac so this is a great place to be if you enjoy people watching.
The other two greatest attractions of St. Barts are shopping and dining. Shopping here is duty-free and you will find many shops especially in Saint Jean and Gustavia, the island's capital brimming with tourists hunting for goods to take back home. Gustavia also boasts more than 100 of the island's restaurants serving everything from local, Caribbean, and Latin American to French, European and Asian dishes. Check out the La Langouste, one of the most popular St. Barts restaurants known for its fresh lobster and other local favorites. The restaurant La Route des Epices in Colombier offers some classic French dishes and a nice selection of wines. A lovely terrace compliments the food.
