Where’s a fun place to stay and play? A promising residential destination needs good airlift, security, sporting and recreational amenities, solid legal, financial and political frameworks, fine weather and fast broadband. It should also have that X-factor. In the Caribbean, Anguilla ticks all boxes.
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This MACO guide to laid back carousing on St. Barths reveals the right venues for lunch, sunset cocktails, dinner and late night partying. From foie gras sliders to mahi mahi dumplings, and tuna tataki to magret de canard, the island boasts some of the most varied cuisine in the Caribbean.